Heat
A new environmental report on global heating causes temperatures to rise in the oversight team as they try to find ways to combat not only the report but global heating itself.
Ian and the team deal with a newly published report from the United Nations health agency which concludes that some key host cities may now be too hot to safely play football in due to global heating. The challenge is how to get ahead of the narrative so that the scheduled matches can still take place.
Meanwhile, Will is settling in to life at oversight, and the social media team figure that the only way to get a younger US audience interested in the tournament is to put a vibe under the whole idea of football by getting a major celebrity involved, if they can only find one.
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| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Narrator | David Tennant |
| Ian Fletcher | Hugh Bonneville |
| Eric van Dupuytrens | Alexis Michalik |
| Sarah Campbell | Chelsey Crisp |
| Phil Plank | Nick Blood |
| Nick Castellano | Paulo Costanzo |
| Owen Mitchell | Stephen Kunken |
| Gabriela de la Rosa | Jimena Larraguivel |
| Will Humphries | Hugh Skinner |
| Director | John Morton |
| Producer | Catherine Gosling Fuller |
| Executive Producer | Nerys Evans |
| Executive Producer | Paul Schlesinger |
| Executive Producer | John Morton |
| Production Company | Expectation |
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Former 麻豆社 head of values Ian Fletcher takes on the world鈥檚 biggest football tournament.
