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Dan and Mike of the Fifteen-Minute Film Fanatics podcast go On the Spot for sixty seconds over a randomly selected variety of movie titles ... so we don't have to. Fifteen-Minute Film Fanatics on Twitter Fifteen-Minute Film Fanatics Podcast

Ross Aitken of the Gallifrey's Most Wanted podcast returns, to discuss three more movies from the 1970s: No Blade of Grass, Electra Glide in Blue and The Stepford Wives

An experiment in talking about Doctor Who without mentioning specific stories or anything connected with them ... so you don't have to.

The nadir ... or the renaissance? We had back to 1987 to check out Sylvester McCoy's first season as Doctor Who, to find out how we feel about it 33 years later. Millie McKenzie on Twitter

It's time for RTD's second series, David Tennant's tenth Doctor's first, to go under the spotlight, as we turn our microphones back to 2006 and Series Two (Artwork borrowed from Wario64I)

A discussion on the merits - or otherwise - and meanings of the three motion picture adaptations of the novels of John Fowles, The Collector, The Magus and The French Lieutenant's Woman

J.R. and Matt chat about the new Netflix adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca, and absolutely avoid comparing it with the 1940 Alfred Hitchcock film, which we also talk about just incidentally. Honest.

Our discussion on opening and closing episodes in Doctor Who arrives at the modern era

A review of Netflix' and Mike Flanagan's The Haunting of Bly Manor

We choose some of our favourite moments from the career of Sean Connery

With actual Halloween on general hiatus this year, we head back instead to our pagan past and take a Venetian holiday in 1973, to talk about the horror double bill of The Wicker Man and Don't Look Now Warning: contains swears

(Three of) the regular hosts each talk for sixty seconds on a variety of randomly selected Doctor Who stories. Artwork from a photograph by Scott Sebring

It's the final season of the 1960s, and the last for second Doctor Patrick Troughton. We turn our microphones to Season Six, perhaps the most inconsistent till the fifth Doctor's first. Artwork 'borrowed' from FunnyNWittyReference

The first in a three-part story by Stephen Muppet, in which the TARDIS lands fifty years into the future to find all is not well. To find out what happens in the following two instalments, visit Beermat Productions at Wordpress.com

A short bonus episode in which we select random pairs of Doctor Who stories and then struggle to find connections between them

Our foreign correspondent Ross Aitken returns to help examine what the filmmakers of the 1970s seemed to think we had coming; it's the turn of Soylent Green, A Boy and His Dog and Logan's Run to go under the Film Club microphones Ross on Twitter Ross' podcast

In the second instalment of our look at Doctor Who's curtain raisers and finales, we focus on the first and last episodes of the late 1970s and 1980s

A shorter than usual edition of Film Club this time, looking at Peter Jackson's epic trilogy of adaptations of The Lord of the Rings books. But which of us are the friendly hobbits and who turns out to be the irksome Orc...?

It's back to Matt Smith's debut season in this episode, our retrospective of Steven Moffat's first year in the showrunnership, Series Five

A short bonus podcast today, in which we play another round of 'Guess the Doctor Who story'

A profile of genre director John Carpenter, with particular emphasis on reviews of Halloween and Escape from New York

Examining the role of the opening and closing stories in a season; in the first part of this feature we look at the curtain raisers and finales in Doctor Who between 1963 and 1974

J.R. and Matt head back to the 1980s to remember the TV series that came to define how we watch TV detectives Opening theme: And Also the Trees

It's time to turn our microphones to 1975, and the first year of Doctor Who with Tom Baker in the role

The final instalment of our returning characters conversation turns to (mostly) the Steven Moffat era