Strangers in Space

A review of the ninth episode of Series 12 of Doctor Who, plus a bunch of speculation about what might happen in episode ten.

A review of Todd Phillips' film Joker, now available on home media.

A review of the eighth episode of Series 12 of Doctor Who, The Haunting of Villa Diodati.

Series 12 reaches its seventh episode and we're back to four members - about which much more in the Easter Egg - for this review of Can You Hear Me? Which also includes mentions of Bruno Mars, Ed Sheeran and The Peanut.

With guest host Christopher Bryant, editor of featured publication You On Target, plus readings from Stephen Hatcher, Jef Hughes and Miles Northcott Buy You On Target

A review of the sixth episode of Series 12, plus more rumour debunking, then later on some speculation and eventually some consideration (involving loaded knives) as to what actually constitutes rumour

Mark Donaldson and Ben Verth of the On the Time Lash podcast, reveal which eight items they would each take with them, if they were about to be marooned on a desert planet Warning: there are swears! Opening theme: Jesus Couldn't Drum On the Time Lash on Wordpress On Twitter And on Facebook

A review of Mackenzie Crook's recent adaptation of Barbara Euphan Todd's children's novel.

Well now. It's the Strangers in Space review of the fifth episode of the twelfth series of what we like to call modern Doctor Who. And blimey, that was something wasn't it.

Our review of the fourth episode of the twelfth series of the second incarnation of Doctor Who, featuring its thirteenth Doctor.

What did we think of the latest episode of Doctor Who you ask? Well, I guess this is the place to find out...

A review of the BBC's recent three-part adaptation of Dracula, written by Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat Opening theme: And Also the Trees

Could the second half of Spyfall live up to the promise of the first episode? Find out in our in-depth review. Theme arrangement: Richard Judge

The Strangers in Space booked themselves onto a three-for-two flight to the USA, so we could bring you our review of Disney's first live-action Star Wars TV series, The Mandalorian TV Club theme: And Also the Trees

Twelve months on from Resolution, has Chris Chibnall's second series started in a way that makes good on the promise made by that episode?

J.J. Abrams returns to the director's chair for the final instalment of the Skywalker franchise. Was it everything we hoped it would be? Find out in this in-depth review.

A short bonus podcast, in which we count down our collective favourite film Top Ten

Nerdology host and president of the palindromes Mark Cockram, chooses the eight items he would take with him, if he was about to be marooned on a desert planet Opening theme: Jesus Couldn't Drum Nerdology Nerdology on Twitter Nerdology on Facebook

With no new Christmas Specials to talk about, and with pantomime season in full swing, we ask if The Creature from the Pit might be turned into something seasonally appropriate instead? With much thanks to our special guests: The Movie Lighthouse On the Timelash Who's He? Diddly Dum Progtor Who Iain Martin's A to Z Something Who The Krynoid Podcast

A short look ahead to what may or may not be ahead in Series 12, given how little information has actually been released! Warning: contains spoilers. And probably also a fair amount of poppycock.

Is Joe Dante's Gremlins, originally released on the 8th of June 1984, really a Christmas film? And how does Gremlins 2 match up? Plus, find out what our best – and worst – reviewed films of 2019 were

Some pre-Christmas games and quizzes, as the Strangers team find themselves with half an hour to spare and only JR's bag of trickery to keep them occupied. Playing along at home is only recommended in a safe environment

Actors, writers and podcasters John Dorney and Tom Salinsky choose the eight items they would each take with them, if they were about to be marooned on a desert planet Opening theme: Jesus Couldn't Drum The Best Pick Podcast Dorney's Twitter Tom's Twitter The Spontaneity Shop Tom's Blog

Beginning a new strand reviewing television, we turn our attention to the BBC's adaptation of H.G. Wells' iconic book Opening theme: And Also the Trees

With The Rise of Skywalker looming, Film Club goes back to George Lucas' pre-1977 movie career and examines THX 1138 and American Graffiti, with a view to working out where the first Star Wars came from