Our busy week continues with a look back at David Lynch's original adaptation of Dune, which Roger Ebert described as "incomprehensible, ugly, unstructured and pointless"
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A full week continues with a rambling discussion mostly about the recent revival of Scrubs
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We're going daily this week to clear the decks ahead of MayGann, starting with a visit to 1988 to find out what people were listening to in the year the British pound note was replaced by the one-pound coin
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Beginning in eight days, we spend the entire month of May (plus a little bit on either side) celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of Doctor Who the TV movie, and the careers of the writer, director and star who made it
From the Archives today, Dr Robert chats about @theblowmonkeys.bsky.social' global breakthrough second album Animal Magic, currently celebrating its fortieth anniversary
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From the Archives today, a conversation from twelve years ago about Peter Capaldi's potential departure from the series, culminating in the question of whether Doctor Who could or should become a woman
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This Friday it's the last remastered track from the 1998 debut Melodyblind album, before the album itself goes up on Bandcamp next week.
Watch the video on YouTube: youtu.be/1Gov4wCGR_c
Download (for free) on Bandcamp: melodyblind.bandcamp.com
Could we manage to get through our review of the Sarah Jane Adventure Lost in Time, in the twenty minutes or so we had in which to do it?
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And our least favourites!
Yesterday we published the 1,000th podcast on the Strangers in Space feed. Here are our favourites of the original run Doctor Who stories we've reviewed in that time.
On the spurious pretext that it's Halloween somewhere in the world every day of the year, From the Archives today we dig up our conversation about the 1973 double feature The Wicker Man and Don't Look Now
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(I guess that basically is what Jon asked during the Easter Egg at the end.)
HA!
It's the second time we've celebrated 1,000 episodes (don't ask) so rather than mark the occasion, we have belittled it instead with this load of old nonsense.
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And our least favourites!
Tomorrow morning we'll be publishing the 1,000th podcast on the Strangers in Space feed. Here are our favourites of the 20th century films we've reviewed in that time.
From the Archives today: back at the turn of the decade, we asked our listeners to nominate their other favourite sci-fi TV shows:
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And our least favourites!
On Wednesday we'll be publishing the 1,000th podcast on the Strangers in Space feed. Here are our favourites of the TV series (other than Doctor Who) we've reviewed in that time.
A British horror film with a slash of timey-wimey shenanigans? We went back for a second look at Melissa George in Triangle to see if it still makes any sense
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From the Archives today: nine years ago, for the Blue Box Podcast's fifth birthday, we assembled the entire team in order to talk about the whole of Doctor Who in sixty minutes flat. We forgot one story.
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For our 1,000th episode on the Strangers in Space podcast feed, we asked Google AI to make a fool of itself so you don't have to
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They'll have to rename it Club Saga, to bridge the gap between our youth and our dotage
Of course there's a huge difference between creating a trailer filled with memorable moments (as nicely done as it might be) and actually producing eight hours' worth of character interaction and human insight.
Ask RTD.
Would that anything in the last (or next) 5 years had been as good as this tho
And our least favourites!
Next Wednesday sees the publication of the 1,000th podcast on the Strangers in Space feed. Here are our favourites of the brand new Doctor Who episodes we've reviewed in that time.
From the Archives today, Dr Robert of The Blow Monkeys talks about the choices he made for his 1996 solo covers collection ...Other Folk
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9 days since On The Hill dropped.
some records take time. this is one of them. not because it's difficult — because it's patient.
you'll get out of it what you put in. link in bio.
And our least favourites!
