John kicks off a new series in which he browses his record collection from the 1960s to the 1980s with Genesis' 1981 album.

The Perpetual Outsider podcast is back! Join John as he looks at the highest rated episode of The Generation Game. Are the producers trying to poison the contestants? Is Billy Bunter making a comeback? And can the finalists keep up with the all-new Brother Lees routine?

It's the final showdown on Fang Rock as John looks in to this stone cold Doctor Who classic. Did Vince steal Ben's voicebox? Should Mr Scream from Wayne's World 2 be hired for scream coaching? And why is the Everybody Dies approach a healthier one than Moffat's tedious Everybody Lives?

John's stuck on a lighthouse with no way out - cheers for that, Doc. Is it a case of Karma Shameleon? Who would win the battle of the death screams? Come to that, who would win the battle of the death facial expressions?

John revisits his 3rd birthday by spending it on Fang Rock Lighthouse. Does Horror have the edge over Talons when it comes to grisly remains? Which actor has a very tenuous link with Danny Kendall from Grange Hill? And could Reuben do with a tummy tablet or two in the cliffhanger?

It may be sunny on the outside but indoors it's gloomy time as John pays a visit to a lighthouse for Doctor Who classic Horror Of Fang Rock. Why are the haircuts too long for the turn of the century? Is John becoming a modern-day Reuben? And why did an attempt to record the story off UK Gold onto video go awry?

Join John as he revisits the '20s (1920s, not 2020's) with some help from Ted Rogers and Dusty Bin.

John's eardrums take a pasting as he lands on Cygnus Alpha where the Great God Neil (played by Brian Blessed) holds court.

John checks in to a 1975 episode of the hotel sitcom.