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Series 20 of Would I Lie to You? is currently filming -- if you are fortunate enough to be in the audience for an episode, could you let me know who the guests are and so earn my undying gratitude? Thanks!
"But now there came from out Ludicrously Niche a low laugh that erected the hairs upon my head."
An attempt to identify reshoots in a TV show by looking at an actor's beard.
Maisie Peters at the Trinity
"But now there came from out Ludicrously Niche a low laugh that erected the hairs upon my head."
The story of why there are two slightly different versions of some episodes from the BBC's 2006-09 Robin Hood series.
"But now there came from out Ludicrously Niche a low laugh that erected the hairs upon my head."
An absolutely ridiculous piece of writing about the title sequence to the BBC's 2006-09 Robin Hood series.
Today's discovery: Futurama composer Christopher Tyng also composed the music for the 1990 "The Baby-Sitters Club" series.
"But now there came from out Ludicrously Niche a low laugh that erected the hairs upon my head."
A look back at a year where I spent quite a lot of time writing about classic British comics.
A new Cain's Jawbone puzzle by John Finnemore.
mr finnemore has finally got possession of his puzzles, after much drama with his failed publishers, so go and treat yourself/a friend to this delight
they stole his earnings so this is a nice way for him to actually get paid for it
The Last Dinner Party at the Prospect
Chief Vitalstatistix holds a press conference to announce the plot of "Asterix and the Big Fight", in a 1964 page from Pilote homaging the press conferences of Charles de Gaulle. (This is taken from its reproduction in the short story collection "Asterix and the Big Fight", so some of the text has been changed so it works as an introduction to that.)
Asterix and Obelix do an Instagram Live to promote "Asterix in Lusitania" (ad from this week's edition of the British children's comic Beano, but probably seen in other places too).
My Very Brief Review of the Film "Bugonia"
Saw Bugonia on Thursday and at the very start I thought "hmm, this is even more avant-garde than I expected", then an usher explained the projectionist needed to adjust the film.
Also at the end the cinema broke into applause which felt very strange but also made perfect sense
"But now there came from out Ludicrously Niche a low laugh that erected the hairs upon my head."
With Halloween a mere 46 days away, here is a look at the British comics equivalent of The Munsters and The Addams Family.
For some reason I published a piece of writing ideally suited to Halloween back in early September, so here's another link to it now.
HAIM in Cardiff last night
"But now there came from out Ludicrously Niche a low laugh that erected the hairs upon my head."
With Halloween a mere 46 days away, here is a look at the British comics equivalent of The Munsters and The Addams Family.
"But now there came from out Ludicrously Niche a low laugh that erected the hairs upon my head."
A look at the British comic strip which anticipated the Inside Out franchise by over five decades.
Lucy Dacus acoustic set at the Trinity Centre this afternoon