Wrong, wrong, absolutely brimming over with wrongability News Posted by Seb Patrick on 9th September 2011, 11:54 Red Dwarf cast member in "speaking out of turn and getting things wrong" shock. Next week on TOS, Andrew exclusively reveals that there's no Father Christmas. Read more →
Craig Charles: Sets are being built and we’re getting an audience News Posted by Jonathan Capps on 7th September 2011, 10:27 Never let it be said that we won't react to a story mere days after it's been posted on our forum. Read more →
The Bodysnatcher Collection: £13.97 at Amazon News Posted by John Hoare on 6th August 2011, 20:32 Finally. After staying at £40 for four years - a fair price back in 2007, but ludicrous now - we finally see a price reduction for The Bodysnatcher Collection. Read more →
What a Lovely Story! News Posted by Tanya Jones on 29th June 2011, 07:40 The post's arrived, and it's a BFI programme for August! As well as the usual delights, a Simon Gray season brings us the film Butley, which stars Richard O'Callaghan. As the August programme isn't open for booking yet, it's not on the BFI website, but I can tell you that Butley is on Sunday 14 August at 15:20, and Tuesday 16 August at 20:20. Which coincides nicely with my visit to Edinburgh. Arses. Read more →
This Is My All Time Best Lucky Find I Ever Found In The Whole Of Today! News Posted by Tanya Jones on 8th June 2011, 21:06 The fabulous Joe Moran has linked to a bunch of old corporate training videos on YouTube. So what, you may ask? Well, luckily for you, I'm sad enough to have taken a look, and what did I find? Our very own Bobby Llewellyn in 'Who Killed The Customer?"! Sitcom fans will also spot Dave Atkins, who played Les, the pub landlord in Men Behaving Badly. Read more →
Series X Announcement Roundup News Posted by John Hoare on 15th April 2011, 15:31 So, we're approaching a week since the big news was announced. Anyone up for a roundup of how the media managed to SCREW THINGS UP AS ALWAYS? (You've got over a year and a half of this, you know.) Read more →
TOS DJXVI News Posted by John Hoare on 15th April 2011, 13:54 With our reports having long ago turned to podcasts, it seems right that we draw attention to TOS's written efforts, for those who really can't stand the idea of listening to an hour and a half of whining - or, even more annoying, an hour and a half of shrieking excitement. So, I suggest you go and read what has spurted from the excellent Rich Lawden immediately. Just try to ignore things like this. Or worse, this. Read more →
Free shipping on The Garbage Pod! News Posted by Seb Patrick on 14th April 2011, 07:11 Alright, folks. We still have some stuff to cover on the fallout of the DJ announcement, so that'll be on the way soon (I know - updates from G&T? Crazy) - but in the meantime, just wanted to draw the attention of those who didn't see it in the comments thread to this EXCELLENT DEAL whereby until the end of the month you can get FREE SHIPPING on our book The Garbage Pod by using the code APRILMAILUK305 at the checkout. This is actually a really good deal - the book costs a fiver, but shipping is another few quid, so you're making a big saving if you go for it NOW. Linky here. Read more →
Series X “Confirmed” News Posted by John Hoare on 10th April 2011, 12:22 Doug announcement. Dave press release. And the important bit: a podcast from us tonight. Pre-production: October 2011. Shooting: November-January. Broadcast: September/October 2012. Studio audience preferred. 6 x 30 minute episodes, to fit in a 40+ minute slot. And yes, Dave are calling it Series X. And the quote marks around "confirmed"? Simply that the cast haven't signed on yet. But nobody appears to be too worried that they will. At the moment, anyway. The worst-kept secret in showbusiness? Quite possibly. But make no mistake: it starts here, folks... Read more →
Dimension Jump XVI is HERE News Posted by Jonathan Capps on 7th April 2011, 16:30 Well, it might not be HERE for you yet but it's certainly HERE for me, because I'm now sat in the hotel with that familiar feeling of joy crossed with a tiny bit of panic. Read more →