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Prisoner Cell Block H ran in Australia from 1979 until 1986. In the late 80s it began being shown on TV in the UK and became a cult hit.Each week a guest and myself will natter a bit about the show and watch a random episode.Expect highbrow debate!Bother me at: no.lagging.podcast@gmail.com or at @no_lagging on Twitter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is a podcast for people who love television and for people who want to find new shows to try out. Or perhaps to find out more about the TV programmes they love. There is just one rule, my guests bring a favourite programme of theirs so long as it’s not Doctor Who. Because there are other TV shows out there.In each episode my special guest brings a TV show that they want to talk about and tells me why they love it, what it means to them and why you should give it a try.There’s a whole range of TV programmes being discussed from classic BBC comedies such as Blackadder and One Foot in ...

What links a disintegrating spaceship to a posh garden party where a wealthy couple are celebrating their love for each other in style? Gatecrashers the Doctor and Lucie think they know the answer. But they're not the only uninvited guests - ferocious alien warriors riding pterodactyl-like Vortisaurs are about to make their entrance! Featuring the song 'Bucimeana', sung by Julia McKenzie, with music by Tim Sutton and lyrics by Paul Sutton from a traditional Hungarian poem.

A Doctor Who fan and his friend rank every episode ever, from the new series and the old.

This podcast explores the struggles of women in contemporary literature. Here students of the University of Siegen discuss toxic attachments, false securities, and the modern online world they find in American fiction.