Remember that show Michael Aspel hosted about the paranormal? There was this story about two couples time-travelling in France. The memory of it haunted me down the years. Found out it had the same impact on @natmetcalfe And mate ... HERE IT IS!! https://t.co/eYuLmu2CTk

Here’s what I watched in October. More on my @letterboxd https://t.co/sq66YKuJmF

Lovely to see that The Riddler from 2022’s The Batman is the new mystery chaser.

Here’s what I watched in September. More on my @letterboxd https://t.co/sq66YKvhcd

You can’t say anything these days. Apparently you can’t even call them racists anymore, you have to say “people with legitimate concerns about immigration” or else they get all offended.

If Peter Sellers was alive today he’d be 100 years old so he’d probably still be dead.

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Here’s what I watched in August. More on my @letterboxd (1/2)

Here’s me this lunchtime when my McDonald’s cheeseburger came with no burger.

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Here’s what I watched in July. More on my @letterboxd https://t.co/sq66YKvhcd (1/2)

A dog with Tudyk’s

Two Way Stretch (1960) is one my favourite filmsI've covered on the podcast. It's showing twice at the BFI on 6 and 13 August as part of the Peter Sellers season. After you've seen it you can listen to me and @natmetcalfe yapping on about it.

This’ll be good for the EIFF/Fringe crowd Venn diagram

I see it’s flying Ant day again but I bet there’s no flying Dec day?

“AND WE’RE BACK!” Two brand new episodes are awaiting your lugholes now in which @TheNickHelm & @natmetcalfe discuss 28 Years Later, Dangerous Animals and both the Final Destination and Cheech and Chong movies.

I saw someone reading this on the tube. I had to look twice.

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Dragged my old carcass out to the Edward Burra / Ithell Colqhoun exhibition at @Tate Britain. Two completely unrelated shows for the price of one but both with very interesting drawings and paintings to look at.

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