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The Village has not exactly been known for its laugh-a-minute joyousness but there was a good joke in episode 3 . Having learned that the ...

Episode 350: The Green Death , episode 1 First broadcast: 5.50 pm, Saturday, 19 May 1973 << back to 1972 The Doctor reacts to Jo...

Episode 330: The Three Doctors , episode 1 First broadcast: 5.50 pm, Saturday, 30 December 1972 << back to 1971 The Time Lords w...

I've been reading BF Skinner's Beyond Freedom and Dignity  (1971) , which argues for a "technology of behaviour" or ...

Episode 293: Colony in Space , episode 1 First broadcast: 6.10 pm, Saturday, 10 April 1971 << back to 1970 Jo unimpressed by all...

They say you shouldn't meet your heroes but yesterday at the splendid SWALC do run by Si Spencer , I got to meet David Lloyd - artist...

Episode 271: Doctor Who and the Silurians , episode 7 First broadcast: 5.15 pm, Saturday, 14 March 1970 << back to 1969 The most...

Episode 236: The Seeds of Death, episode 5 First broadcast: 5.15 pm, Saturday, 22 February 1969 << back to 1968 "Patrick T...

A few years ago, I worked for William Potter on the esteemed journal SpongeBob SquarePants' Krusty Kards Collection and a Shrek stick...

Episode 191: The Enemy of the World , episode 6 - or rather, just after it First broadcast: 5.46 pm, Saturday, 27 January 1968 << b...

On 10 January, 49 BC, Julius Caesar marched his army south over a small river called the Rubicon - and the world changed. It was not the si...

Episode 181: The Ice Warriors , episode two First broadcast: 5.25 pm, Saturday 18 November, 1967 << back to 1966 Varga the Ice ...

Episode 136: The Power of the Daleks , episode two First broadcast: 5.50 pm on Saturday, 12 November 1966 << back to 1965 The D...

These are the old milk churns in which were found rolls and rolls of film of ordinary people larking about, shot by Mitchell and Kenyon ...

Episode 97: The Feast of Steven First broadcast: 6.35 pm on Saturday, 25 December 1965 << back to 1964 Screen shot by Robert Jew...

Wizard  is the fourth film by the amazing Guerrier brothers (i.e. me and the baby brother). It's been shortlisted in the Hat Trick /...

“[Roald Dahl] had known Ian Fleming well. Both men had worked in espionage for William Stephenson during the war, and both had similar rep...