Producer Gill Isles responded on Twitter to revealed the real reason, explaining: “For those asking, the rear windscreen is always dirty for a boring continuity reasons.”
And this makes complete sense. Just imagine how many other fellow motorists are on the road behind John’s car while filming the BBC One hit comedy show? Blurring out the back window would solve this problem.
Could've swore I posted something, never mind. I loved this series, I watched it all in one go when it was put up on the IPlayer. The last episode was bittersweet.
I never saw any of the first series - I'll have to find them online. Yes I guess he's right to go out whilst it's still brilliant, still a shame though.....
I'm a bit late catching up with the final episode. I've just watched it. I cried. Why couldn't we have had a happy ending as in An Officer and a Gentleman? So good though.
I've got my Phoenix Nights DVDs to enjoy. Looking forward to watching them