Charlie Cooper has always been fascinated by Britain's folklore and he'll be investigating our most famous legends in his new three-part series.
In this week's opening episode, the writer and star (with sister Daisy May Cooper) of BAFTA-winning comedy This Country packs up his camper van and heads to East Anglia, where a ghostly black dog is said to roam the countryside.
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