Well At Least It's Free

by Tim Worthington

Tim Worthington has been writing for websites, fanzines, and anywhere else fool enough to let him for a frightening number of years. This is a selection of highlights, lowlights and just plain weird-lights, including features on Lost, Heroes, Pink Floyd, Hamble from Play School, ITV's most controversial sitcom, and far too much about Doctor Who. Especially if it's in black and white.

270 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2011

About the author

Writer and occasional broadcaster. Somewhere between Jennifer Eccles and King Midas In Reverse.

"The Dominic Sandbrook of things that don't matter" according to one reader.

Lots more to read at http://timworthington.blogspot.co.uk/

Reviews

[Ben Baker · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have been reading Tim Worthington's writing in fanzines and online for well over a decade now. Eventually we became friends which should've made me quickly realise he was a one trick pony or a dreadful bore. And yet if anything his writing has got even better, with more of his personality shining through and fascinating longer form articles on sites like TV Cream and Off The Telly. This is a perfect introductory guide to Worthington and his work taking in pop, television, film, radio, books and much more. Doctor Who fans in particular will find much to enjoy from his writing about both old and new series. Perfect pop culture pieces for particularly perceptive people.

[Andrew Wild-Woods · Rating 5 out of 5]

Random musings on old British TV

Entertaining noted and short pieces about various tv programmes. Well researched and put together with a good style. Nice to dip in and out of