What We've Watched Podcast

This time we finally cross off a longstanding entry on our list of movies to review, the very hard to find 1993 b-movie starring Mark Hamill, it's Timerunner! Special Thanks to Ryan for tracking down a copy for us!!

This time we talk about the "unofficial" James Bond film featuring an unexpected return of a past star of the official series. It's our little tribute to the late Sir Sean Connery, Never Say Never Again!

It's Part 2 of our Top 5 Villains of The 1980s

Like your Star Trek with just a little dash of time travel? A Matter of Time is for you! This is also the final episode to air in 1991. First aired November 18, 1991.

Time for another Top 5 and it's another epic 2-parter for you--following up on our earlier Top 5 Villains lists, this time we hit the classic film decade of our childhoods, the 80s!!

This time on the What We've Watched Podcast, it's a spooky monstery good time with a double feature of The Thing From Another World from 1951 and John Carpenter's 1982 remake The Thing.

Spock comes to The Next Generation in the conclusion to the Unification 2-parter. First aired November 11, 1991

As a follow up to our review of Rocketman, here's another biographical film directed by Dexter Fletcher and starring Taron Egerton. From 2016, it's Eddie The Eagle!!

On this episode of the What We've Watched Podcast, we look back at a teenage favourite of ours from 1995 to see how it holds up 25 years later. It's Mallrats, directed by Kevin Smith.

On this episode it's very recent one indeed as we talk about the 2020 Netflix release Enola Holmes!

For our latest Top 5 episode we talk about our favourite cases of acting performances from people usually best known as musicians.

It's time for another 2-parter! And this one has some major implications for the future of Star Trek, even to this day, and features probably the biggest guest star yet (even if it was just to promote a certain soon-to-be released movie). First aired November 4, 1991

On this episode of the What We've Watched Podcast, we talk about the very modern adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft's The Colour Out Of Space, released in 2019 and starring Nicolas Cage. It's Color Out Of Space!

On this episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Wesley Crusher returns for the first time since Wil Wheaton left the show-It's The Game! First aired October 28, 1991

On this episode of the What We've Watched Podcast, we talk about the cult classic 1980 film version of Flash Gordon.

On this episode of the What We've Watched Podcast, we talk about the 2019 biographical film about singer Elton John, Rocketman!!!

On this episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, we get a rather unusual "bottle episode" which serves mainly to provide some very significant character development that will affect the future of the show--it's Disaster! First aired October 21, 1991

On this episode of the What We've Watched Podcast, we talk about the 1983 film adaptation of the 1980 Broadway production of the 1879 Gilbert & Sullivan comic opera!! It's The Pirates of Penzance!

This time on Star Trek: The Next Generation we get MORE continuity with the return of the crystalline entity from season 1---It's Silicon Avatar!! First aired October 14, 1991

Time for a new Top 5! This time around we pay tribute to the late Joel Schumacher with our Top 5 lists of our favourite films that he directed.

This time on Star Trek: The Next Generation we get the return of the Cardassians, the introduction of the Bajorans along with a new recurring character for the Enterprise crew--it's Ensign Ro!!! First aired October 7, 1991.

This time on the What We've Watched Podcast, we talk about Doctor Sleep, the 2019 sequel to the classic The Shining, based on the Stephen King novels.

This time on Re:TNG we talk about one of the all-time best episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Darmok. First aired September 30, 1991

On this episode we look back at some of our favourite and most remembered performances of the late Sir Ian Holm.

This time on the What We've Watched Podcast we talk about the completely bizarre 1989 family drama/road movie/feature-length Nintendo commercial The Wizard!!!