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The Big Beatles Sort Out: By George!

I join Paul and Garry Abbott on The Big Beatles Sort Out for a chat about George Martin's 1968 album, By George!.

Looks Unfamiliar: Genevieve Jenner – It Was The Nineties, Things Were Happening With Fruits

Looks Unfamiliar with Genevieve Jenner talking to Tim Worthington about The Hilarious House Of Frightenstein, What A Way To Go!, Fruitopia and more...!

“Am I Waking You Up?”

On 21st June 1971, three young men were dragged before a court over a cartoon.

Lot 105

How a dilapidated Hammond Organ and the Shipping Forecast gave Blur a perfect ending to a perfect album.

Through The Square Window: Smash Hits, Sky Divers And Keyop

A swingorilliant trip through the archives with FREE GIANT POSTERS plus features on Smash Hits and France Gall and Looks Unfamiliar on Big John Little John, Battle Of The Planets and KP Sky Divers.

It’s Still A Police Box, Why Hasn’t It Changed? Part Fourteen: So Come On Baby Hold Me, ‘Cause I’m The Duke Of Forgill

It's 1976, and Doctor Who is heading ever further down the creaky corridor towards Classic Horror - but certain other terrifying figures are not particularly impressed...

Looks Unfamiliar: Adam S. Leslie – At Any Point In Any Day Channel 4 Might Be Pranking You

Adam S. Leslie joins Tim Worthington for a chat about Maths-In-A-Box, I Heard Your Name by Martin Rev, Noble And Silver: Get Off Me!, The Great Reality TV Swindle, Codename MAT, 1, 2, 3 And Away! and more...!

Through The Square Window: Brass Eye, Blakey And Doomlord

A trip through the archives with a look at a documentary about Brass Eye and that time Parsley The Lion met a witch, Looks Unfamiliar tackling terrifying sci-fi photostrip stories and comedy sound effects albums, and an entire Advent Calendar's worth of Christmas Specials of not terribly good ITV sitcoms...

Tu Es Là Devant Moi Toujours Le Même

Some thoughts on Françoise Hardy.

It’s Good, Except It Sucks: X-Men ’97 With Mic Wright

Mic Wright joins Tim Worthington for a chat about Jean Grey's battle to save a timeline where Blame It On The Weatherman by B*Witched hasn't happened yet in X-Men '97.