Synopsis
Gabby Logan and a host of legends reflect on the very best from 25 years of the world's greatest rugby tournament - from the biggest talking points to the most unforgettable games.
Episodes
Season 11
Episode 1A look back at Wales’s historic victory over England in 2013, Martin Johnson’s stand-off against Ireland in 2003, and the emergence of a young centre by the name of Brian O’Driscoll.28m2
Episode 2A look back at Johnny Sexton’s last-gasp winner in 2018, Mauro Bergamasco’s debut at scrum half, and the craziest end to a Six Nations game as Wales faced Scotland in 2010.29m3
Episode 3Sam Warburton and Tommy Bowe share their memories over the most nail-biting final day in the tournament's history, Super Saturday.29m4
Episode 4Shane Williams, Sergio Parisse and Ben Kayser talk us through a historical moment at Croke Park in 2007 as Ireland hosted England and France’s record breaking performance at Twickenham in 2023.29m5
Episode 5Looking back over the return of Jonny Wilkinson in 2007 and Wales' Grand Slam win in 2008.28m6
Episode 6A look back at Grand Slam glory for Wales in 2005 and Ireland in 2009 plus Mike Phillip’s controversial try in 2011.29m
Episode 1A look back at Wales’s historic victory over England in 2013, Martin Johnson’s stand-off against Ireland in 2003, and the emergence of a young centre by the name of Brian O’Driscoll.28m2Episode 2A look back at Johnny Sexton’s last-gasp winner in 2018, Mauro Bergamasco’s debut at scrum half, and the craziest end to a Six Nations game as Wales faced Scotland in 2010.29m3Episode 3Sam Warburton and Tommy Bowe share their memories over the most nail-biting final day in the tournament's history, Super Saturday.29m4Episode 4Shane Williams, Sergio Parisse and Ben Kayser talk us through a historical moment at Croke Park in 2007 as Ireland hosted England and France’s record breaking performance at Twickenham in 2023.29m5Episode 5Looking back over the return of Jonny Wilkinson in 2007 and Wales' Grand Slam win in 2008.28m6Episode 6A look back at Grand Slam glory for Wales in 2005 and Ireland in 2009 plus Mike Phillip’s controversial try in 2011.29mCast
