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Episode 10 - Colin Howard

from The Channel Hopper Podcast · host John Mabey

Step into the artwork behind the shows you love 🎨📺In this new episode of Channel Hopper, host and TV & film historian John Mabey is joined by legendary artist Colin Howard, best known for his iconic Doctor Who VHS sleeve designs of the 1990s and the instantly recognisable Target Books covers of the 1980s.Colin curates a selection of his favourite TV themes, using them as a jumping-off point to reminisce about a remarkable career that also includes artwork for Red Dwarf and Quantum Leap. Along the way, John and Colin dive deep into the creative process, the golden age of home video and book covers, and what it was really like shaping the visual identity of British and American TV for a generation of fans.The conversation also turns deeply personal, as Colin speaks candidly about his MS diagnosis, the challenges it’s brought, and how art, memory, and television have helped him navigate that journey. Expect warmth, honesty, nostalgia, and a few emotional moments as two passionate TV lovers reflect on creativity, resilience, and the power of stories that stay with us.A heartfelt, thoughtful episode, and one you won’t forget.

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