GREAT NEWS FOR ALL READERS INSIDE! We have a new podcast out today, in which @samiraahmeduk.bsky.social and @gkw.bsky.social visit Rebellion Publishing, and explore the history of comic-strip TV tie-ins (including Look-in). With some additional @2000ad.bsky.social content, of course.
A few years ago I was on holiday with two friends from Canada and New Zealand and we got talking about childhood TV shows... the discovery we'd all been growing up in parallel universes in different parts of the world was mind-bending.
Not only was Hamble dropped from the UK version in favour of Poppy but she was the only one of the regular crew not to make the transfer to Australia when ABC's version appeared in 1966. I guess it's hard to appear on TV when you're sharing a cell block with a young Hannibal Lecter.
Polka-Dot Door was a big part of my childhood. It was weird to listen to the Joy Whitby episode and find out how much of it was derived from Play School’s format!
UNEXPECTED CROSSOVER ALERT! Through the Square Window Podcast visited the Rebellion Comics Archive for a natter with myself and Archive Charlene Taylor.
GREAT NEWS FOR ALL READERS INSIDE! We have a new podcast out today, in which @samiraahmeduk.bsky.social and @gkw.bsky.social visit Rebellion Publishing, and explore the history of comic-strip TV tie-ins (including Look-in). With some additional @2000ad.bsky.social content, of course.
Plus, video content! Explore the Rebellion comic archive with us. Original Look-in art! See the home of @2000ad.bsky.social! Annnnnd, the 'When They Were Young' strip featuring Kim Wilde! youtu.be/86KiB_l0m2I?...
GREAT NEWS FOR ALL READERS INSIDE! We have a new podcast out today, in which @samiraahmeduk.bsky.social and @gkw.bsky.social visit Rebellion Publishing, and explore the history of comic-strip TV tie-ins (including Look-in). With some additional @2000ad.bsky.social content, of course.
Plus, video content! Explore the Rebellion comic archive with us. Original Look-in art! See the home of @2000ad.bsky.social! Annnnnd, the 'When They Were Young' strip featuring Kim Wilde! youtu.be/86KiB_l0m2I?...
Agree with Samira that “For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky” is a good solid episode of TOS, & moreover has one of the most magnificent & evocative episode titles in Star Trek! 🙂🖖🏼
This was excellent as usual... but I'm extremely excited about the next episode coming up.
A visit to the IPC archives to look at British TV show inspired Comics. Cor!
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NEW EPISODE! @samiraahmeduk.bsky.social and @gkw.bsky.social journey to 1971, to watch HR Pufnstuf, The Onedin Line, The Great Debate (one of TV's biggest disasters)... and Star Trek! Available wherever you get your podcasts.
I was too young for Onedin at the time but Talking Pictures showed the first series a while back and I really enjoyed it. I need to look out for the DVDs
Star Trek was prime time viewing back then although I only remember the repeats on a Monday evening before Sykes!
NEW EPISODE! @samiraahmeduk.bsky.social and @gkw.bsky.social journey to 1971, to watch HR Pufnstuf, The Onedin Line, The Great Debate (one of TV's biggest disasters)... and Star Trek! Available wherever you get your podcasts.
Our new podcast is out today, and this month, @samiraahmeduk.bsky.social and @gkw.bsky.social are with the Beatles, looking at four related TV shows: Around the Beatles (1964), James Paul McCartney (1973), The Music of Lennon & McCartney (1965) and Magical Mystery Tour (1967).
Our new episode is out today! @samiraahmeduk.bsky.social
and @gkw.bsky.social sit down with Joy Whitby, creator of Play School and Jackanory, and the woman who brought us Catzweazle and The Book Tower, among many other children's TV shows. Available wherever you get your podcasts.
All the talk about reviving Playschool, you ought to listen to this… Our recent chat with the woman who created it back in 1964, the amazing Pioneering Joy Whitby.
Our new episode is out today! @samiraahmeduk.bsky.social
and @gkw.bsky.social sit down with Joy Whitby, creator of Play School and Jackanory, and the woman who brought us Catzweazle and The Book Tower, among many other children's TV shows. Available wherever you get your podcasts.
Great episode. When I was at uni we went to a recording of Blockbusters. We didn't get to meet Bob but we did get to wander about on the set. He had a stash of mint imperials in a little glass bowl on his podium. Took one, kept it like some kind of holy relic for ages. Sadly lost now.
Through the Square Window is growing! From this month, we're launching an additional Patreon-only episode and newsletter. More details in the podcast. And find us on Patreon at... www.patreon.com/squarewindow...
Brand-new episode alert! And this one contains what @samiraahmeduk.bsky.social calls "my favourite thing ever - EVER - on television". Find out what that is as she and @gkw.bsky.social watch shows from September 1992. Available wherever you get your podcasts. Plus, we have news! See first reply...
Brand-new episode alert! And this one contains what @samiraahmeduk.bsky.social calls "my favourite thing ever - EVER - on television". Find out what that is as she and @gkw.bsky.social watch shows from September 1992. Available wherever you get your podcasts. Plus, we have news! See first reply...
Through the Square Window is growing! From this month, we're launching an additional Patreon-only episode and newsletter. More details in the podcast. And find us on Patreon at... www.patreon.com/squarewindow...
As a child of the 1960’s I loved the latest @squarewindowpod.bsky.social podcast and the interview with Joy Whitby who was involved with Watch With Mother and Play School. Happy memories.
I can but hope to have that recall and eloquence should I reach Joy Whitby's age. It's so important to recognise the achievements of such TV pioneers. So thanks to the two of you for doing just that. Listening was both a touching and life-affirming experience.
We're recording our next episode on Monday, so if you have something you want to say about our recent Joy Whitby interview (or anything from our recent eps), do reply below, and @samiraahmeduk.bsky.social or @gkw.bsky.social will likely read out your remarks.
Our new episode is out today! @samiraahmeduk.bsky.social
and @gkw.bsky.social sit down with Joy Whitby, creator of Play School and Jackanory, and the woman who brought us Catzweazle and The Book Tower, among many other children's TV shows. Available wherever you get your podcasts.