How city's market became a CBeebies TV set
The show, filmed in Coventry, aims to help young children explore food through their senses
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Notable Quotes
""It's important that children see themselves represented in real places with real people.""
— Dom Sant , Executive
""Oscar loves his food and he's very chatty, so when they met him he made a good impression.""
— Hannah , Celebrity
""filming as a 'glorious chaos'""
— Jess Matthews , Executive
""It's one of the iconic places in Coventry and people take it for granted.""
— David Betts , Other
""When children go to the supermarket, they don't get to see fish like this.""
— Clive Miller , Other
Key People
Aaron Roach Bridgeman is a presenter known for his work on children's television.
Clive Miller is a fishmonger whose stall is featured in the CBeebies filming.
David Betts is a market trader participating in the filming of the CBeebies series.
Dom Sant is the founder of Common Story, the company behind the CBeebies series.
Hannah legally changed her surname to Leonard-Ripley, reflecting her mother's maiden name and her husband's surname.
Jess Matthews is the director of the CBeebies series being filmed in Coventry.
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The show, filmed in Coventry, aims to help young children explore food through their senses
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