Bob n Steve look st the Big Finish Companion Chronicle, 'The Flames Of Cadiz'. There is singing. Yeah. Sorry about that. Plus Steve gives us his rundown of the Hartnell Companion Chronicles... Plus we launch our 'Design A Quark' competition. What would the Quarks look like if they came to the New Series? Everyone did it but when they sounded a horn twice you had to pull up your trunks because the police were on patrol. I fell asleep and missed the warning.” Read More Related Articles The identity of the actors performing the English language dialogue was not revealed and remains something of a mystery to this day. Every device we sell or rent on the musicMagpie Store goes through an extensive in-house refurbishment process to ensure you're getting a great quality device for a great price. Here's everything you need to know!

However, they are looking at the worst story of each Doctor. There will be pain, blood and tears before November...Anyway, Sinister and Siobhan look at the forthcoming dvd releases of The Ice Warriors and Scream of the Shalka. Oh, and did anything get announced while we were away? Babar 1 9 6 9 (France/UK) 26 x 5 minute episodes Babar, the baby elephant created by Jean de Brunhoff, came… Join Staggering Stories and The Flashing Blade as they present the second part of Tim Munro's Secret Log Of Jean Luc Picard. It's Troughton! Yes, we look at the worst surviving Troughton story, The Dominatorzzzzzz. Can Siobhan stay awake? Also, Bob and Steve have a listen to the new Blake's 7 play, Warship.

Interviews from London Film and Comic Con. Stan THE MAN Lee, Peter Miles, Tom Chadbon, David Collings, The Moff, The Hurt and the McGann... I remember watching this - in the UK, certain popular kids shows were on so often that as children, we never realised how few episodes there were! Much later, clips from this show sometimes turned up in comedy shows with new, comic voice-overs. Joe 1 9 6 6 (UK) 13 x 5 minute episodes Originally part of the Watch with Mother children's series, Joe was a lovely little… Originally made in France in 1967 as Le Chevalier Tempete the series of four epic 75-minute episodes were edited into 12 22-minute episodes for its dubbed UK broadcast in 1969 and shown as part of BBC's children's programming. And in the end, more from the None Band 'Plasticine'. Yeah. The one Siobhan is in. She plays keyboards. Badly.

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Sin and Sio look at stuff! Like Day of the Doctor. In depth analysis follows. On a different podcast, let's be honest here... The castle of Casale, seen being besieged in the opening credits, was filmed at Château Gaillard in France.

The Flashing Blade (Le Chevalier Tempête) is a French television serial made in the late 1960s, which was broadcast in the UK on BBC children's television during the 1960s, with several re-runs in the 1970s. Elusive Pimpernel, The 1 9 6 9 (UK) 10 x 25 minute episodes Based on the best-selling novels The Elusive Pimpernel and Eldorado by… We must thank Dr. Phil from Adventures In Time Space And Music for his summery of the telly movie's score.The adventures of Francois and Guillot would later find notoriety when The Flashing Blade was cut up into five-minute segments and comically redubbed for the BBC1 Saturday morning show On the Waterfront in 1988. Each instalment ended with the cast shouting “Shut up!!” after the first couple of bars of the theme song. Originally known as Le Chevalier Tempête, this children’s adventure serial filmed early in 1967 was a co-production between Pathe Cinema and the French television company ORTF, with international funding coming from Switzerland and Canada.

He’s won around 80 national and international awards, is in the prestigious Radio Academy Hall of Fame, but one of Night Owls star Alan Robson’s best known titles is - the flashing blade.

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And staff at the Chronicle can see a good headline when it’s staring them in the face, so to speak. It came about because of his love of the ‘brave and fearless’ leader Errol Flynn, as the actor was known in the film The Sea Hawk, still one of Alan’s favourites.