Too Hot For TV

On this episode Dylan is joined by J.R Southall to look at the expanded universe of the Tripods. First up the tackle the comic strips from Boys Life Magazine and BBC Junior Television Magazine, then they look at the prequel novel 'When The Tripods Came' by John Christopher.

On this episode Dylan is joined by Nigel Bromley to talk about the expanded universe of Blake's 7. Their first port of call is 'The Logic of Empire' a full-cast audio drama released in 1998 by Magic Bullet Productions. Written by Alan Stevens and David Tulley. Then they look at 'Warship' a 2013 full-cast audio drama produced by Big Finish Productions. Written by Peter Anghelides. 

In this episode Dylan is joined by Martin to discuss the expanded universe of Dark Shadows. First up they look at the film 'House of Dark Shadows' from 1970, then they review the audio play 'The Death Mask' from 2011.

Following on from last weeks episode on the expanded universe of Millennium, Dylan is once again joined by Liam, as well as one of the producers of the documentary 'Millennium After the Millennium' Troy L. Foreman. They discuss the back to Frank Black movement, the documentary and of course the show itself. Artwork provided by Artfully Liam https://www.instagram.com/artfullyliam/Watch the documentary here  https://www.amazon.co.uk/Millennium-after-Lance-Henriksen/dp/B07V1Q64YM

On this latest episode Dylan is joined by Artfully Liam to look at the expanded universe of Chris Carters Millennium. First up they look at the 2015 comic book sequel to the series and then they discuss the documentary 'Millennium After the Millennium'.  Artwork provided by Artfully Liam https://www.instagram.com/artfullyliam/

Dylan is joined by Ben Verth, Mark Donladson and Richie Morgan to discuss all things 90's genre fandom and pose the ultimate question, was it all better back then?

On this episode Dylan is joined by Iain Martin to discuss the expanded media of the X Files. First up its the audio book of 'Ground Zero' written by Kevin J. Anderson and read by Gillian Anderson. Then they look at the 1998 film 'The X Files' directed byRob Bowman and written byChris Carter.

Dylan is joined by Ross from The General Witch finders to look at the expanded universe of Dracula. First up they discuss the BBC audio adaption of the unmade Hammer film 'The Unquenchable Thirst of Dracula' adapted and directed by Mark Gatiss. Then they look at the Big Finish audio play 'Dracula's War' Written by Jonathan Barnes, starring Mark Gatiss and Deirdre Mullins.

In this episode Dylan is joined by Mark Harrison to look at the expanded universe of Coronation Street. First they tackle the straight to video film 'Coronation Street: Viva Las Vegas!' written by Russell T Davies and then they look at Red Dwarfs visit to the cobbled street with 'Red Dwarf: Back to Earth'. 

In this episode Dylan is joined by David Kitchen to look at the Expanded universe of Star Trek. First up its the Star Trek: The Next Generation novel 'Imzadi' by Peter David. Then they look at 'Blood and Fire' a script written TNG, but ultimately  produced by fan film series Star Trek: New Voyages. 

On this episode Dylan is joined by Conrad Westmaas & Luke Molloy to discuss the expanded universe of Batman 66. First up its the TV Movie 'Return to the Batcave: The Misadventures of Adam and Burt' which features Adam West and Burt Ward as themselves, with Jack Brewer and Jason Marsden portraying the young West (Batman) and Ward (Robin).  Written by Duane Poole and directed byPaul A. Kaufman. Then they look at the animated film 'Batman vs. Two-Face' which stars Adam West, Burt Ward, and Julie Newmar reprising their roles of Batman, Robin and Catwoman. Directed by Rick Morales and Written by Michael Jelenic and James Tucker. 

The first episode of a brand new podcast looking at the expanded media of different franchises. In this episode Dylan is joined by Michael Mills to look at the audio adaptation of William Gibson's unmade alien 3 script and the comic crossover Aliens / Vampirella by Corinna Bechko.

A sneak peak of what to expect from Season One of Too Hot For TV.