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On this week\u2019s episode of The Radio Times Podcast<\/a>, Patrick Kielty interviews Lisa McGee about the third and final season of Derry Girls<\/a>. Coming to Channel 4 on 12th April, McGee chats about the \u201cmassive pressure\u201d of finishing the show and the weighty decision to include Northern Ireland\u2019s Good Friday Agreement in its ending.<\/p>\n The writer says that she nearly didn\u2019t include the agreement (which was a British and Irish accord signed in 1998) in this latest run, but was convinced by how \u201cproud\u201d it made her of Northern Ireland as a country. She says that humour and comedy helped her get to the \u201ctruth\u201d of that moment and is ready to show this third act to the world.<\/p>\n Plus, Jane Garvey sits down with actress Lucy Boynton to discuss horse-riding and venturing back into the world of Agatha Christie with her latest BritBox series Why Didn\u2019t They Ask Evans?<\/a>.<\/p> TV critic Rhianna Dhillon joins Jane Garvey to deliver their verdicts on this week\u2019s telly, reviewing everything from Netflix\u2019s Is It Cake? to the newest series of SAS: Who Dares Wins.<\/p>\nWhat else can I expect from Episode 30?<\/h3>\n