If you were a fan of post-apocalyptic nuclear fiction in the first half of the 1980s, you were absolutely spoiled. From The Day After throu...

The Day of the Triffids is one of the finest examples of British science fiction on television. The performances are less acted and more in...

A couple of years back, I launched a Substack account for Curious British Telly, a sort of digital attic where I could squirrel away peculia...

It never ceases to astonish me that, in Britain during the mid-1980s, you weren’t strictly stuck with just BBC1, BBC2, ITV and Channel 4 fo...

The unstoppable rise of social media, paired with the bloated growth of British television to just shy of three million channels, has meant ...

As a child, my hobbies were far from eccentric. I whiled away the hours collecting coins, obsessing about  Doctor Who  and engaging in spiri...

The Playstation 5 is the pinnacle of modern gaming. With 16GB of RAM, an 8-core AMD Zen 2 processor, a frame rate of 120Hz and capable of di...

Once upon a time, community television in Britain was considered an exciting experiment, something that hadn’t been done before and could un...

"The series will outsell The Muppets series of the late 1970s" Vincent C Piano, CEO of Mizlou Programming, 1986 Over the years, th...