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Lost momentum, other commitments, stories that suddenly seem dated. Hie pandemic, it's safe to say, was behind the cancellation of more than a few TV projects. And for a while, you might have guessed that World on Fire, writer Peter Bowker's World War II epic, would be another Covid-19 casualty.
Then, last year, the BBC announced that a second series was in production. For which give thanks because it's a drama that's ambitious, compelling and, as an ensemble piece aiming to tell the story of the conflict from the perspective of those caught up in events and often simply straggling just to survive, very different in tone to most dramas set during wartime.
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