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EPISODE · Feb 21, 2021 · 2H 43M

Episode 26 - Gormenghast (2000)

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New episode, featuring YouTube creator and author George Daniel Lea! After a fun time discussing everything from contemporary horror game Visage to puzzle game classic Lemmings 2 to The Chronicles of Narnia to the ITV sitcom Vicious... we finally (at the 1hr mark) get around to chatting about the main focus of the episode, the Mervyn Peake adaptation Gormenghast (2000, BBC). We talk about the show's amazing ensemble cast, its startling aesthetics, and its differences from Peake's very idiosyncratic books. Hope you enjoy! 0.00 General chat/intro 1.00 Gormenghast (2000) You can find the show on Twitter at @EGoat_pod (or tweet at me on @D_Faggiani) and email us with any feedback on [email protected]. All our episodes so far are on Spotify,  our YouTube channel, and Apple Podcasts! Do share and enjoy. We also have a Patreon - any amount of money will get you early access to episodes, and help support the show! George is a prolific YouTube creator, mostly on videogames, pop culture and literature, whose channel can be found here. His horror fiction and reviews can be discovered on his website Strange Playgrounds. He can be reached on Twitter on @EnigmaticElegy. All original intro, outro and other incidental music recorded and made available by kind permission of Richard Gilbert. NOTES As mentioned in the show, Gormenghast does not yet seem to be available to stream on BritBox, which is a shame, but can be purchased on DVD and BluRay, and it looks like it's currently up on YouTube for free - as is the 1980s BBC radio adaptation, for contrast! As mentioned in the preamble, Michael Ward's book Planet Narnia: The Seven Heavens in the Imagination of C.S. Lewis (Oxford University Press, 2008) is well worth a read.

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