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As any other day I sat down on my phone browsing dakka. My younger brother was watching a kids channel (cbbc I think). I decided look up for a minute, when I saw a glimpse of an ork! It had a brief clip of someone moveing an ork and a glimpse of the table they were playing on. I Belive the program was my school or our school or something like that.
Im still a bit suprised over it!

I went and looked at the iplayer. Episode seven was up front so I had a look at that. There's a couple of kids painting space marines (and letting off a mighty belch) in the random intro sequence, at about the one-minute mark. I have no idea if there's any wargaming in the show proper, or in the other episodes, because the BBC iplayer app is a shocking piece of garbage and it took me half an hour to see that bit and a couple of other random bits in the show.

I dunno if they'd focus too much on space marines and orks, though. The no-ads BBC has a thing about showing off specific products in their shows. They'd have to say 'other toy soldiers are available' and that might just be too much for a GW fan's mind to handle.

 Vermis wrote:
I went and looked at the iplayer. Episode seven was up front so I had a look at that. There's a couple of kids painting space marines (and letting off a mighty belch) in the random intro sequence, at about the one-minute mark. I have no idea if there's any wargaming in the show proper, or in the other episodes, because the BBC iplayer app is a shocking piece of garbage and it took me half an hour to see that bit and a couple of other random bits in the show.

I dunno if they'd focus too much on space marines and orks, though. The no-ads BBC has a thing about showing off specific products in their shows. They'd have to say 'other toy soldiers are available' and that might just be too much for a GW fan's mind to handle.

Didn't see the start of the show. But there is a mention just around half way (give ore take).