The Bantha Liberation Front return to discuss the first episode of Ahsoka

Part One: Master and Apprentice. Directed by Dave Filoni. Written by Dave Filoni. Based on Star Wars created by George Lucas.

Starring Rosario Dawson, Ray Stevenson and Mary Elizabeth Winstead.

Ian is joimed by Patrick O'Riley to explore the cinematic universe that is Baron Munchausen!

Les Hallucinations du Baron de Munchausen (1911). Directed by George Mellies

Munchausen (1943). Directed by Josef von Baky. Starring Hans Alber as the Baron

Baron Prasil (1962). Directed by karel Zeman. Starring Milos Kopecky as the Baron

The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1988). Directed by Terry Gilliam. Starrimg John Neville as the Baron

It's a special episode combining our War On film strand with Ian's 50th birthday celebration. Nathan Adler returns top review a war film which also turns 50 years old.

Massacre In Rome (1973). Directed by George P Cosmatos. Based on the book by Robert Katz. Starring Richard Burton, Marcello Mastroianni and Leo McKern

Nathan Adler rejoins Ian for the second in our War On Film series. This episode we discuss three portrayals of the German counter offensive in December 1944 come to known as The Battle Of The Bulge.

Battleground (1949). Directed by William A Wellman. Written by Robert Pirosh. Starring Van Johnson, John Hodiak and Ricardo Montalban.

Arnoured Command (1961). Directed by Byron Haskin. Written by R.W. Alcorn. Starring Howard Keel, Tina Louise and Burt Reynolds.

Battle of the Bulge (1965). Directed by Ken Annakin. Written by Philip Yordan, Milton Sperling and John Melson. Starring Henry Fonda, Robert Shaw and Robert Ryan

Ian continues his birthday celebration with Vintage Video's Patrick O'Riley to dissect the martial arts classic.

Enter The Dragon (1973). Directed by Robert Clouse. Written by Michael Allin. Starring Bruce Lee, John Saxon and Jim Kelly.

The first of four special episodes to celebrate host Ian Graham's 50th birthday. Ian is joined by Mark Plant to celebrate folk horror classic The Wicker Man

The Wicker Man (1973) Directed by Robin Hardy. Written by Anthony Shaffer and David Pinner. starring Edward Woodward, Christopher Lee and Britt Ekland.

In this first part of a special season of shows Ian is joined by Nathan Adler to discuss the Anglo-Zulu war on film.

Zulu (1964). Directed by Cy Enfiled. Written by Cy Enfield and John Prebble. Starring Stanley Baker, Michael Caine and Jack Hawkins

Zulu Dawn (1979). Directed by Douglas Hickok. Written by Cy Enfield and Anthony Story. Starring Burt Lancaster, Peter O'Toole and Simon Ward

We also discuss the now sadly lost Rorke's Drift (1914). Directed by Richard Ridgely. Written by Preston Kendall. Starring Richard Tucker

Ian continues his reviews of what's hot at the cinema with the big summer movies. Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning, Oppenheimer and Barbie!

Kevin Jon Davies joins the show to talk about his new book 42: The Wildly Improbable Ideas of Douglas Adams. Published by Unbound Kevin has edited a choice aelction of Adams previously unpublished writings from his archive.

Kevin talks about how the book came together as well as sharing three snippets and some of his personal recollections of Douglas.

Ian reviews two of the latest cinema releases. Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny and Asteroid City.