A great giggle from the get go, the final episode of series one joins the non-geniuses back to where it all started, as they revisit Gary Grant and his bees. Things are very different in the height of the honey making season. The bees are active, and their numbers have grown. Dressed in fabulous, all in one white numbers for protection, the pair finally get close to these hard working little honey makers. 

Gary - as always - is on great form and shows Rodney and Tanya around his ever-growing bee estate portfolio. He now has a couple of new hives, and a bee hotel he created from an old wooden table leg. They get up close and personal, as Gary literally reveals a hive of activity. He also talks the intrepid idiots through his honey collection and bees wax making process. We say intrepid, because one of the hosts is a big wuss when it comes to flying black and yellow insects. Apparently, just the mention of ‘Sting’ can make him break out in a sweat.

They say “you should never go back,” particularly if you dinned and dashed. But that doesn’t apply here, as we learn even more about these fascinating creatures in the company of this hilarious host and his growing bee empire. They said they’d come back and they did, plus they got to play dress up. The second visit was as good as the first, that’s for sure. The question is, will there ‘bee’ a trilogy? Did you get that? Did you see what I did there?

There are several pictures of the visit on the podcasts instagram page, if you'd like to see just how close they got.

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