Prepare to embark on an intergalactic adventure! Tin Man Games has just launched Starship Traveller, the first science-fiction gamebook in the legendary Fighting Fantasy series, now available digitally as part of their Fighting Fantasy Classics collection. Originally penned by Steve Jackson in 1984, this choose-your-own-adventure classic is now ready forRead More →
Thunderbirds fans, get ready for a nostalgic return to Tracy Island! All 32 episodes of the classic Supermarionation series are about to make a high-definition landing on Blu-ray. This release is particularly significant because it marks the return of Thunderbirds to its original 4:3 aspect ratio. For years, viewers haveRead More →
The recent controversy surrounding the AI-generated poster for the upcoming Fantastic Four movie has ignited a fierce debate about the role of artificial intelligence in creative fields. It’s not just about a single image; it’s a symptom of a larger anxiety about the future of art, design, and the veryRead More →
This week, Brian A Terranova and Christian Cawley discuss Day of the Moon and some of the remarkable implications of the episode, as well as looking forward to The Curse of the Black Spot! Patreon benefits Supporters of the podcast on Patreon get the show ad-free, and early, and withRead More →
As we approach the second run of episodes for Matt Smith’s Doctor under Steven Moffat’s second season of stewardship of Doctor Who, James McLean and Christian Cawley discuss the various second series of every Doctor (save the two who didn’t enjoy a second run of episodes), from William Hartnell throughRead More →
Well, it’s taken quite a bit of work to get this far, but I am delighted, ladies and gentlemen, to announce the return of the Kasterborous podKast (with a “K”, remember?). It is remarkable that we started with the very first one back in 2007, and in the intervening yearsRead More →
In our second podKast, Brian Terranova and Christian Cawley chat about two recent Doctor Who episodes, the Series 3 opener Smith and Jones, and The Shakespeare Code. They’re joined by a Mr Norman, who “has opinions.” Shownotes Get in touch Subscribe to our podcast? Then head to Apple Podcasts toRead More →
