In a break from the norm, Andrew watches loads of stuff that maybe isn’t good enough to devote an entire episode to but will fill half an hour of time when lumped together. So here for you, Andrew watches the 1978 CAPTAIN AMERICA telefilm, the KNIGHT RIDER 2000 reunion movie and the first episodes of LAND OF THE GIANTS and CLASS respectively.

With all that’s wrong with the world today, join Andrew on another nostalgic trip to the past where all your problems could be solved by owning a top secret, military prototype which you used to blow stuff up. Yes, AIRWOLF came out on BLU-RAY and Andrew watched them all and then talked about them so you could share in the delight of simpler days. Every day tales of men who stole an advanced helicopter from his own government and then hid it in a cave in Utah. Happy days! So listen along as Andrew looks at the best of the super-vehicle series.

Today is the 50th birthday of STAR TREK and in this special episode of THE PALACE OF GLITTERING DELIGHTS, Andrew looks at the much maligned and oft-ignored prequel ENTERPRISE. It’s well worth another look. Inspired by a Facebook conversation with TRENTUS MAGNUS so a big Vulcan Salute to him.

Andrew returns with an episode that isn’t quite as nostalgic as others but still shines a spotlight on a pretty decent hour of Genre TV. It’s the crossover event of the year as Supergirl meets The Flash! And they need 2 colossal bad guys to tussle with. Enter Silver Banshee and Livewire! It’s 44 minutes of unbridled comic book joy in televisual format.

In the final episode of Andrew’s look at the Lee/Ditko Spider-Man run, the creators seem to run out of steam as Spider-Man faces some mediocre villains and the scripting takes the piss. It’s the end of the road for the finest creative team to ever work on the character but no time for maudlin sentimentality – it’s one last chance to revel in the genius that was Steve Ditko and Stan Lee.