451: Top Midsomer Murders eps, Kickstarters… and Gen X hasn’t seen Gladiator?
Here’s our latest episode, featuring Christian Cawley discussing everything that caught his eye in the past week. There’s some Midsomer Murders, a mysterious
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450: Looking back at The Terminator, 40 years on
Here is this week’s podcast, an hour-long chat between Christian and James concerning (mostly) The Terminator. Naturally, we meander across a bunch of similar
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449: Gods and Monsters, Virtual Parky, Sherlock Holmes, Sylvester McCoy missing episodes…
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448: Tom Salinsky on his book, Red Dwarf: Discovering the TV Series
James speaks to Tom Salinsky about Red Dwarf, and his book Red Dwarf: Discovering the TV Series: Volume I: 1988-1993, which is available
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447: Hammer Heroes, Legends and Monsters, Likely Lads, Wombles, Led Zeppelin, and so much more!
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446: Doctor Who Series 16 rumours, new Beatles documentary, lost Thunderbirds found, and more!
Hi! This week’s podcast covers the confusion over Doctor Who Series 16, take a look at the upcoming Beatles documentary, and tell you
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445: Rediscovered TV shows, rock graphic novels, and Men Behaving Badly in France
Christian Cawley shares exciting updates on rediscovered TV shows, a new graphic novel inspired by Def Leppard, and an upcoming TV reunion. Leave a review and subscribe for early access on Patreon, where additional podcast materials are also available.
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444: The Box of Delights 40th Anniversary Blu-ray, Douglas Adams Audio Archive Kickstarter and Bonzos Boxset release details
Are you a fan of classic television and movies? Do you revel in the nostalgia of iconic shows and groundbreaking films? If so,
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443: Philip Hinchcliffe discusses the inside of the TARDIS
We’ve had a few weeks’ rest and recuperation but we’re now back with a rare pleasure: former Doctor Who producer Philip Hinchcliffe (1974-1977)!
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442: How Doctor Who events have evolved over the decades
Over the past few years, we’ve had the chance to attend all manner of Doctor Who events. It’s fair to say that the
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