i'm bronson. bronson, can we get rid of our i'm bronson. a lovely relationship. so that's pretty weird. but what's also pretty weird is that this show was recorded in australia two years ago! and yet suddenly it's become a big hit here in britain. last night on brtish television we reached the climax, so to speak, it was the series finale and over a million tuned in. so what became, you ask, of the 13 couples that married? well, only two are still together. and we've been speaking to one of them, martha and michael. you're both back in the spotlight, how does that feel? brute you're both back in the spotlight, how does that feel?— how does that feel? we weren't really exoecting _ how does that feel? we weren't really expecting it _ how does that feel? we weren't really expecting it at _ how does that feel? we weren't really expecting it at all. - how does that feel? we weren't really expecting it at all. but i how does that feel? we weren'tj really expecting it at all. but for the most — really expecting it at all. but for the most part, it

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and so when i read lieu -- louisa's work and bronson's work its they're desire to bear burdens and offer a kind of emotional health to the people that they're writing for that's always meant a lot to me. but revisiting her was a little bit hard because i'd written the same story before. but there were things wanted to revisit and bring back into the public view and the big one has to do with the wounded soldier whom she becomes very attached to,, in the army hospital. it's called union hotel hospital and that's john surrey and one reason i wanted to revisit the surrey story is the first time did it, i got it wrong and everyone got it wrong, because louisa in her diaries writes about john surrey, she spells his name right, sometimes and then misspells it other places but refers to him consistently as a 30-year-old virginia blacksmith, and so we always known that he existed, but kind of under false colors because it opportunities out that a lot of that information was mistaken, and so if you were looking in he archives for a 30-year-old virginia blacksmith who received care at the union ar