444: The Box of Delights 40th Anniversary Blu-ray, Douglas Adams Audio Archive Kickstarter and Bonzos Boxset release details

Christian Cawley
Devin Stanfield and Patrick Troughton in The Box of Delights (1984)

Are you a fan of classic television and movies? Do you revel in the nostalgia of iconic shows and groundbreaking films? If so, our latest podcast episode is a must-listen for you! Join host Christian Cawley as he embarks on a solo journey through the fascinating world of classic TV and cinema, offering insights into the latest releases and exciting projects on the horizon.

This week, Christian chats about the 40th anniversary Blu-ray release of “The Box of Delights,” a beloved BBC adaptation that first graced our screens in 1984. With new special features this release is already sparking interest among fans of the show.

But that’s not all! We also explore a captivating audiobook project drawn from the archives of the legendary Douglas Adams. Featuring interviews with his famous friends, this Kickstarter-backed endeavor offers a unique glimpse into the mind behind “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.” With contributions from Stephen Fry, Lenny Henry, and more, it’s a treasure trove for Adams aficionados.

For tabletop gaming enthusiasts, there’s exciting news on the horizon with the upcoming release of Terry Pratchett’s Discworld RPG. Set in the whimsical city of Ankh-Morpork, this game promises to transport players into the heart of Pratchett’s satirical fantasy world. And with the 40th anniversary of “The Colour of Magic,” there’s no better time to dive into the Discworld universe.

We also take a moment to celebrate the enduring legacy of “The Terminator,” as it marks its 40th anniversary. With a limited steelbook edition on the way, it’s the perfect opportunity to revisit this memorable sci-fi classic and appreciate its groundbreaking storytelling and visual effects.

Finally, for those with a penchant for sound design, the BBC Sound Effects Archive offers over 33,000 free samples for personal projects. Whether you’re working on a podcast, a film, or some other creative endeavor, this collection is a valuable resource is worth checking out.

After all, just because something is no longer in production doesn’t mean it is dead.

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