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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Doctor Who’s most perfect murder mystery? The Robots of Death rewatch
In this commentary-style episode, Christian Cawley and James McLean revisit the classic Doctor Who story The Robots of Death. This is the first of a two-part podcast, covering the serials first two episodes.
Is Doctor Who losing its grip on the next generation?
These are strange times. Legacy science fiction franchises are in retreat. Whether considered to be miscast, poorly written, cheap-looking, or featuring instructive social engineering, or a combination of some or all, shows and movies that ...
What happens to Red Dwarf now? Remembering Rob Grant
This week’s Kasterborous opens on sad news, as Christian Cawley and James McLean reflect on the passing of Red Dwarf co-creator Rob Grant.
The Paul McGann Doctor Who Movie finally gets the upgrade it deserves
It’s a bumper edition of the podcast this week, as Christian Cawley and James McLean attempt to squeeze in not just discussion of the upcoming 4K release of the 1996 Doctor Who TV Movie and share a short chat between Brian Terranova and Pau...
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