Many of the places featured on Two Pints are actual real places:
The Archer is a real pub. However in real life it's called The Waterloo and is only used for the exterior shots (the interior scenes are recorded in the studio at BBC Television Centre in London).
Sayer's Bakery where Janet works is also real
Gaz's workshop (Brindley Autos) can be found in the northwest of the town
The Castle ruins featured in the opening title sequence are those of Halton Castle, in the east of the town.
The exterior of Gaz's flat is real too.
Janet and Jonny's house in the Weston Point area of Runcorn.
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Visit the charity auction website, BuyOnceGiveTwice where you can bid for a trip for two people to see the hit TV show being filmed in 2009. After watching the show being filmed you will go backstage to meet the cast and have drinks with them in the green room. You will then go to dinner with Natalie Casey at a near by restaurant. Money raised will go to benefit the charity Sparks. A must for 2 Pints fans, check it out!
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