Kasterborous: Classic TV, then and now
Christian CawleyLooking at classic British TV, Doctor Who, great movies, books, and a general retro cult vibe.
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Peter Capaldi, Doctor Who's audience, and the strange world of British comedy
Some changes have occurred over the past few weeks with the Kasterborous podcast, which I’m keen to share with you
In a bid to reach new listeners, I’ve decided to break up the weekly audio (and Patreon video) into topical segments for You...
YouTube, Doctor Who Companion, and other things
Hello! Rather than simply drop a video into youe inbox today, I want to cover several talking points about the world of Doctor Who, podcasting, videos, and writing.
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The Doctor Who Companion
11 years ago I moved away from...
Jean-Marc Lofficier talks Doctor Omega
In 2005, I conducted an email conversation with the writer Jean-Marc Lofficier, one of the first interviews for the original Kasterborous.
To coincide with the release of a new Doctor Omega story (Doctor Omega: His First Adventure, availa...
Who wants Doctor Who — and what happens next?
Christian Cawley and James McLean discuss the latest speculation surrounding the programme’s future, including Netflix’s apparent lack of interest and Amazon’s much more welcoming response to the prospect of getting involved.
Could Amazon...
The X-Files: I Want to Believe and the problem with director's cuts
Chris Carter has returned to 2008’s The X-Files: I Want to Believe and created a new director’s cut — but unusually, his preferred version is shorter than the film we already had.
James McLean and Brian Terranova have watched the new cut a...
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