We are running a little bit late when it comes to our latest episode and it will be out next Thursday instead. We hope to return to a bi-weekly schedule after that. Many thanks for your continued support.

And a bump for the mildly esoteric newsletter about John Cranko.

Giving this a weekend bump. It's a sumptuous video, but the audio version is also available wherever you get your podcast.

Our latest newsletter has just been sent out to subscribers. This time it's about John Cranko, Anthony Newley, The Johnny Darling Show, and The Prisoner. worldoftelly.beehiiv.com/p/the-strang...

And a reminder about our latest podcast.

Our latest newsletter has just been sent out to subscribers. This time it's about John Cranko, Anthony Newley, The Johnny Darling Show, and The Prisoner. worldoftelly.beehiiv.com/p/the-strang...

The video version of our latest episode is now available via YouTube: youtu.be/nmEqFSk2qzU Please like, subscribe and comment if you enjoy it!

Giving this a Friday night bump. The Strange World of Gurney Slade is an amazing series which you definitely should watch, and we try and contextualise it, but it’s like trying to explain a colour.

A new episode of World of Telly is available now wherever you get your podcasts. This week we travel back to 1960 as we explore The Strange World of Gurney Slade. The video version of this podcast will be released later this weekend.

And here's another bump for the video podcast, which the BBC has kindly left up.

Our latest newsletter has just been sent out to subscribers. This time, it's about BBC Scotland, filmed drama, unpublished novels, and rabies. worldoftelly.beehiiv.com/p/the-mad-de...

This video could be taken down at any moment because it's in an ongoing copyright dispute, so get it while you can! youtu.be/UF2_4lp61C4 If it is removed, an uncut and slightly more polished version is available on our new Patreon, which is completely free to join: www.patreon.com/WorldofTelly

Also a reminder to join our free Patreon site so you can see the video version of the podcast.

Here’s a bump for the latest episode of our podcast. It’s a heady mix of rabies and television.

Re the paperbacks about rabies. I definitely have one from that period called RABIES which was published by...Corgi.

There isn't a video version on YouTube due to a copyright dispute which probably won't go our way. HOWEVER, an uncut video version of the episode is now available on our brand-new Patreon page. It's 100% free to join and you can watch the video there now. www.patreon.com/WorldofTelly

A new episode of World of Telly is out now! It's a rabies special featuring the 1983 BBC drama The Mad Death, as well as some sidesteps to Doomwatch, Survivors and Z-Cars. Available now wherever you get your podcasts.

World of Telly returns for its second season next week (we're looking at The Mad Death). Until then, season one's episodes are still available as video podcasts here: www.youtube.com/@WorldofTelly

This is what happens when you take @world-of-telly.bsky.social to the pub. Check it out: in the Made for Television book; a note from the reviews editor of TES to his reviewer from 1985 Also one of the chapters was written by Jim Cook who taught me my second year of Hollywood Cinema at Warwick.

A reminder that the @world-of-telly.bsky.social podcast on Nathan Barley is available on video here www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGvS... and on audio wherever you usually get your podcasts. Lots of other programmes (nine) covered as well.

Weekend bump for our latest podcast episode. youtu.be/3o7wjsxuoMQ?...

And here’s a reminder that the audio and video versions of our latest podcast are available for your listening and viewing pleasure.

Our latest newsletter has just been sent out to subscribers. This time it’s one of an occasional series called Building a Television Library, and recommends two indispensable volumes to start off your collection. worldoftelly.beehiiv.com/p/out

BBC Scotland's all-film thriller serials are a strangely forgotten thing. Esp. as their first one (Running Blind) comes BEFORE Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, seen as the first major all-film drama serial from the drama dept (as opposed to docudrama like the Search for the Nile or children's dept)

A reminder to share your thoughts on The Mad Death. We’re going to make rabies interesting and FUN.

Please share your thoughts and memories of The Mad Death for an upcoming podcast. Thanks!

I worked at Euston Films from 1978-80, as Linda Agran's PA. It was an amazing experience for a teenager. Linda encouraged me to read scripts, write reports & the TV Times episode log lines. What you didn't mention is that an incentive for Thames setting it up was tax write-offs for 35mm production

The video version of our latest podcast is now on YouTube. This week we look at Trevor Preston's crime drama Out (1978) and the history of Euston Films: www.youtube.com/watch?v=3o7w... An audio-only version of this episode is also available wherever you get your podcasts.

Our latest podcast is now available wherever you get your podcasts. This week we look at Trevor Preston's Out (1978) and the history of Euston Films. The video version of the podcast will be released this weekend.

Is the history of the ITV regional system getting sexy again? If so, I’ll direct thirsty folk to our recent podcast about Don’t Drink the Water, and also drop the hint that tomorrow’s podcast features wholly owned subsidiary companies, ACTT, NATKKE, and EETPU. It’s red hot.

If you haven't seen it yet, please do have a look or listen to our Nathan Barley podcast, and a reminder that our next episode launches tomorrow.

Our latest newsletter has just been sent out to subscribers. Apologies for the delay. This time it’s about Nathan Barley, The Rebel, and the nature of art. Sort of. worldoftelly.beehiiv.com/p/nathan-bar...

Here's another bump for our latest podcast. Our newsletter on Nathan Barley will be sent out at the weekend.

A video version of our latest podcast episode is now available on YouTube. Join us as we watch Nathan Barley and please like, subscribe and comment if you enjoy it. Peace and fucking. Believe! youtu.be/yGvSOnKJ68o

A new episode of World of Telly is out now. This week we take a look at Nathan Barley. It's totally Mexico and available wherever you get your podcasts. The video version is running a little late and will be released as soon as Pingu finishes editing it. Keep it dense, yeah?

And here’s another bump for the Killer Net podcast.

Our latest newsletter has just been sent out to subscribers. This time it’s about Killer Net, Lynda La Plante, and her critics. worldoftelly.beehiiv.com/p/killer-net

Our latest newsletter has been delayed and will now appear at the weekend. And a reminder that our most recent podcast about Lynda La Plante's notorious shagfest thriller Killer Net is available at youtu.be/moaOgpeA9LY?...

Just a little reminder that if you want some hot CD-ROM action then you should head over to YouTube and find out what we thought about Lynda La Plante's "shag fest" Killer Net.

Just a little reminder that if you want some hot CD-ROM action then you should head over to YouTube and find out what we thought about Lynda La Plante's "shag fest" Killer Net.

A new episode of World of Telly is out now. This week we look at Lynda La Plante's 1998 techno thriller, Killer Net: youtu.be/moaOgpeA9LY (Audio version available where you get your podcasts).

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A reminder about our most recent podcast which was all about the mysterious Artemis 81.

Normal service has been resumed. Our latest newsletter has just been sent out to subscribers. This time it's about Artemis 81, David Rudkin, and a book you should all buy. worldoftelly.beehiiv.com/p/artemis-81

Apologies all, but our fortnightly blog has been delayed for technical reasons. Hopefully normal service will be resumed as soon as possible. In the meantime do feel free to revisit our recent Artemis 8 1 podcast at youtu.be/8AK6uooDJpo?...

For anyone worried about taking the plunge into this dense, three-hour symbolist sci-fi phantasmagoria, take heart from the wise words of the Daily Mirror.

Giving this a Friday night bump.

Clueless 11-year old reviews Artemis 81.

We're chasing the viewers again with our new podcast, which is all about David Rudkin's 3-hour 5-minute sci-fi epic which aired on BBC1 during Christmas 1981. Yes, it is, of course, time for Artemis 81: youtu.be/8AK6uooDJpo (Audio version wherever you get your podcasts).

Today's podcast is being shipped from Denmark and is currently stuck in fog. It should be here around 10pm tonight.