The Drama, 2026 - ★★★★ letterboxd.com/feelinglistl...

As if by magic the shopkeeper appeared and wondered whether having a festival CEO costume in stock was a good idea.

all wearing eyepatches

The sea change which has happened in broadcasting, especially at the BBC, is between giving people what they want rather than what they think they should have, of speaking to the existing audience rather than trying to build a new one. It's claustrophobic and limiting.

If I Had Legs I Could Kick You is now on the BFI Player: player.bfi.org.uk/subscription...

Which is a shame because it's the best episode yet. Hopefully there'll be a lot of catch-up.

Bloody finally. Artle #Artle April 6, 2026 🎨 🟥 🟩 ⬜ ⬜ www.nga.gov/Artle

The heavens and all the constellations rung, The planets in their station listening stood, While the bright pomp ascended jubilant. Open, ye everlasting gates! they sung, Open, ye Heavens! your living doors; let in VII, 562-566

The moon is brown. Of course it is.

Actually I can see why the main BBC channels aren't covering this live. There's not a lot to see.

Pop Crave has become self aware.

I simply cannot understand why the BBC retains them as broadcast partners, even now.

Oh the irony.

Amaze Amaze Amaze. #nasa

Frederick Warne & Co. Ltd the owner of all rights, copyrights and trade marks in the Beatrix Potter character names and illustrations should send a cease and desist.

"Remind the crew of their intended targets." The moon really is haunted.

Trust Blue to fall over on a day like today.

Jim Lovell just gave the Artemis II crew best wishes as they wake up. Immediately Reed asks Mission Control if the toilet is working.

Oh brilliant.

I had no idea of this existing - a computer game version of Freaky Trigger's Popular, doing essays on every single #1 in the brit games charts. superchartisland.com/timeline/

Like the clappers.

Jurassic Blade of Grass Marwood A Step

Dalek Invasion Earth 1 A.D.

"I've just cum."

Just finished watching Chronological Lost - which as you might expect is Lost edited into chronological order. It's about a hundred episodes and I've haven't seen much else for the past six weeks. In this form it's one of the best shows I've ever seen. Complex, stupid, clever and silly.

Oh God. It's this: www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FHm...

SNL USA would have killed the joke by using the most realistic seagull they could find.

He is risen

I was looking at the Sunday schedule. On Monday night BBC Two has the usual quizzes and BBC One are showing Gosford Park.

SNL UK episode three is *incredible*. In placew you can see the DNA of UK comedy history, through Python, NOT, The Two Ronnies and Big Train. The Easter Bunny sketch is pure Gerald the Gorilla.

Happy Easter!

A spacecraft with a crew of four is passing by the moon on Monday evening, the furthest that any human beings have ever travelled into space and there's no special coverage on BBC One or Two, the former sticking to the usual schedule, the latter showing boxing. Lord Reith would be cross.

guys, bluesky is dying. if we don't start getting more likes, Koquillian will come for us.

I made a little Instagram reel about this image because it’s just so frickin’ cool

(Spoilers). How does Brett get Steven and Katerina out of the TARDIS if it’s surrounded by Dalek?

Folks.

What an absolute mess. The judge essentially thinks he knows more about acting and consent than the actor making the claim.

Anyone know what the "50 Years in the TARDIS" interviews on the blu-rays were originally recorded for?

@stephenkb.bsky.social I did realise something the other day. The one thing the HP series has on the movies is it knows how the story ends which the people making the films didn’t.

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, 2026 - ★★ letterboxd.com/feelinglistl...

Absolutely grizzly.

At the Liverpool One Odeon for Super Mario Galaxy on the LIEMAX. This is the earliest I've seen a film in a cinema. Not sure I'm awake yet.

And the British government hasn't yet decided which I should be allowed to use

I missed the launch.

It's happened before.

Just noticed this story in the UNIT Eras boxset. Isn't this material beyond the Jodie Whittaker era (which is where the license Big Finish's FAQ says it's allow up to):

Following along with Dr Who's The Complete History, the dates given for the Arc of Infinity recording session on the BD boxset are wrong. The first half is from 17th May 1982 and not the 31st May 1982 as stated in the captions. There should be complete recall after this has been corrected.

I don't suppose anyone has a panel schedule for Longleat in 1983, the order in which they occured?