In a mini-sidestep from our recent podKast, James McLean and Christian Cawley discuss whether William Shatner really did act like a dick on British breakfast TV recently, or if the superficial nature of the Good Morning Britain set up created a situation that was hard for the presenters and theRead More →
Back in 2014, we took the opportunity to speak with Ian Dickerson, a gentleman closely involved with attempts to bring The Saint back to television! Following the news that the pilot episode starring Adam Rayner as Simon Templar that gained attention on YouTube in 2013 had been abandoned in favourRead More →
In this week’s PodKast with a K, Christian Cawley, James McLean and Brian A. Terranova reveal the latest stage in the podKast’s evolution. It might not be the future of Doctor Who podcasts, but it’s certainly time for a new era of our show. Meanwhile, there is plenty more toRead More →
Doctor Who revisionism permeates the show’s long history. It’s hardly a surprise as the series passes through the hands of producers and showrunners and is watched by a changing audience. It’s barely different to Marvel comics changing the origins of its characters, or learning about the origins of the movie-versionRead More →
Penultimate series of BBC/Amazon’s Ripper Street reviewed by Christian Cawley and James McLeanRead More →
Taking a break from Doctor Who for a few minutes, the podKast team discuss the hotly anticipated Star Wars movie The Force Awakens – a film we’ve basically been waiting for since 1983. It’s fair to say that we love it, but – and you may want to publicy flogRead More →
In a break from the usual Doctor Who programming, this week’s podKast takes a break from time travel (well, mostly – listen out for TV Movie references, as well as Christopher Eccleston’s in-character message to a sick boy) and lands in the world of Mulder and Scully. The X-Files returnsRead More →
