Returning guest Emma joins J.D. to discuss Enter the Dragon, Liz Smith's 2point4 swan song and features the first appearance of Alex Kew as Declan.

Returning guest Emma joins J.D. to discuss Enter the Dragon, Liz Smith's 2point4 swan song and features the first appearance of Alex Kew as Declan.

Lights! Camera! Action! The prospect of fame is the central theme to the opening episode of Series Eight, as the Porters screen test for a new fly-on-the-wall documentary. Regular guest Forrest makes his final appearance and Andrew Marshall details even more behind the scenes change as we begin the final series of 2point4 Children.

Helloooo!

In this one-off Dadcast, J.D. and Chris discuss Andrew Marshall's excellent generation gap sitcom Dad; starring George Cole, Kevin McNally, Julia Hills and Toby Ross-Bryant. 

Go Daddy-O!

The end of one chapter... and the beginning of another.

Bart Ruspoli, (Bafta nominated producer of Boiling Point) guest stars as Fabrizio, David's Italian exchange student, who brings chaos to the Porter household. Singer songwriter Tophy Dye joins J.D. to discuss Paul Smith's second and final episode.

You can listen to Tophy's debut album, Skeletons, on various platforms as detailed on his website: https://www.tophydye.com/

What begins as a typical Bette visits turns into an episode where we finally meet Bill's Father... who's been dead for 10 years! Sitcom Stephen returns to discuss this chilly and hilarious fan favourite. 

J.D. chats to Paul Alexander about his behind the scenes memories of The Sweet Hereafter and more.

Paul's writing credits include Red Dwarf, Goodnight Sweetheart, My Hero and the various S Club 7 TV Shows (including Seeing Double, the 2003 movie).

You can find out more about Paul at his website: https://pabloxander.com/

We've reached it... the Drool Bar episode! Join J.D. and new guest Joe Ford who gorge on this classic episode written by Paul Alexander and Simon Braithwaite. 

Bill's ex boyfriend Malcolm appears after 20 years. But will old sparks fly? Podcast friend David joins J.D. to discuss the first ever episode written by Paul Smith.