The unproduced 6th episode, self-denial, generational legacies, the nature of forgiveness, loveless households, the logic of shame, moralism, procrastination, and binge-watching are discussed in this podcast about the fifth episode, the finale, of Itās a Sin, Russell T Daviesā drama about HIV in 1980s England.
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It’s a Sin | Episode 4 šŗ Discussion & Review Podcast
Daleks, ballet, protests, blinkered history, psychoseuxality, Thatcher, release valves, PSA campaigns, schools, silence, and Stephen Fry…all these and more are discussed in this podcast about the fourth episode of It’s a Sin, Russell T Davies’ drama about HIV in 1980s England.
Itās a Sin | Episode 3 š Discussion & Review Podcast
Karmic forces, pandemic narratives, the sexuality casting controversy, temporal exceptionalism, empathy, irony, and finely-honed tragedy are discussed in this podcast about the third episode of Itās a Sin, Russell T Daviesā drama about HIV in 1980s England.
Itās a Sin | Episode 2 š§¤ Discussion & Review Podcast
Constant conspiracies, symbolic mugs, Jillās characterisation, breaking reality, the distance of decades, & dangerous intelligence are discussed in this podcast about the second episode of Itās a Sin, Russell T Daviesā drama about HIV in 1980s England.
Itās a Sin | Episode 1 š¦ Discussion & Review Podcast
1980s authenticity, existential epidemic horror, autobiographical Russell T Davies, celebratory testaments, dramatic ironies, Murray Gold music, & human oddities are discussed in this podcast about the first episode of Itās a Sin, Russell T Daviesā drama about HIV in 1980s England.
Revolution of the Daleks š Discussion and Review Podcast | Doctor Who: 2021 Special
Dalek depth, police parallels, Yaz yearning, troublesome timeliness, beanies, Barrowman, yes, there’s an awful lot to discuss in this podcast about Revolution of the Daleks, the 2021 Doctor Who New Year’s Day special.
The Timeless Children š§š¾ Discussion and Review Podcast | Doctor Who: Series 12
Infinite potential, the nature of change and mystery, the finaleās paratext and positioning, the many stances on the series, chosen one narratives, lore, Morbius, the Other, and so, so much more is discussed within!
Ascension of the Cybermen š¤ Discussion & Review Podcast | Doctor Who: Series 12
Humany-wumany lore, the merits of ‘filler’, amalgamated mysteries, self-cannibalistion, hypernormalisation, Occam’s razor, the value of change…much to think about.
The Haunting of Villa Diodati š Discussion & Review Podcast | Doctor Who: Series 12
Cold opens, great works, casual reality, trading lives, fake moral dilemmas, companion chaos, and the doldrums of drafting…this ghostly episode provides all sorts of wisps to discuss.
Can You Hear Me? š Discussion & Review Podcast | Doctor Who: Series 12
Character/plot delineation duality, Yaz interiority, 13 psychokinesis, competing interpretations, Sheffield blues…just a few topics covered in our ‘chat chat chat chat chat’!
Praxeus š¦ Discussion & Review Podcast | Doctor Who: Series 12
Attention economics, the spinoff revivals, inverting the 80s, the serenity of completion, audience infalisation, the ethics of take-generation…just a few of the things we discuss!
Fugitive of the Judoon š¦ Discussion & Review Podcast | Doctor Who: Series 12
Is Doctor Who about change? That, & Judoon ‘cop outs’, placeholder storytelling, depreciation & supplication, Vinay & vasectomies, the role of the past, & the thunder of the future, are discussed herein.
Nikola Tesla’s Night of Terror š¦ Discussion & Review Podcast | Doctor Who: Series 12
Historicals & hagiography, technology & Tennant, Skithra & stealing, billionaires and big emotions, it’s all in the fourth episode of Doctor Who’s series 12.
Orphan 55 š Discussion & Review Podcast | Doctor Who: Series 12
Parents & pacing, wastelands & Wikipedia, didacticism & disingenuousness, Russophobia, allegory, parody, and all sorts of oddness in the third episode of Doctor Who: Series 12. What an…experience.
Dracula: Series 1 š§āāļø Discussion & Review Podcast
Many Moffat mystifications, 123-year-old twists, reconfigured folklore, just who was funding a certain foundation, horror tropes, repeated themes, and the question of a series 2…all of that (and so much more) is discussed in this podcast for Dracula, the 2020 series (be it series 1, or a lone miniseries) from Steven Moffat, Mark Gatiss, the BBC, and Netflix.
