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In our first special short episode we provide an audio commentary for the first episode of the 80's cartoon series, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. So join us as He-Man deals with The Cosmic Comet.
Insightful thoughts, and interesting information are just two of the things not on this podcast
To best enjoy this you should watch the episode while listening. The episode is currently available on Netflix in the UK and USA.
In this episode we prepare for the Quickining as we hack our way through Highlander Endgame from 2000. It's the fourth theatrical release in the Highlander universe and crams together the film and the TV universe... sort of. So join us as we close our first series of Retrospection (we're back in a month).
Intro: Highlander Endgame Theme by Nick Glennie-Smith with vocals by Loreena McKennitt - Outro: Bonnie Portmore by Stephen Graziano and vocals by Loreena McKennitt from Highlander Endgame
In this episode we're taking on the Night Slasher as we join Sylvestor Stallone's Cobra in his battle to rid LA of crime. In 1986 this violent cime thriller hit the box office and won fans all over the world. Our only queston is, how?
Music, Intro: Feel the Heat by Jean Beauvoir - Outro: Angel of the City by Robert Tepper
In this episode, we're yet again chasing Columbian druglords and criminals to fashion, as we head back to 80's Florida in the final episode of Miami Vice. We talk about the changes along the way, wonder what a TJ Hooker crossover would have been like, and spend to much time listening to Don Johnson's singing.
Featured Music is "Crockett's Theme" by Jan Hammer, "Heartbeat" by Don Johnson, and "No Way Out" by Tim Turman and Don Johnson.
In this episode we don our sunglasses and throw away our socks as we blow this popstand with Miami Vice from 1984. The crime drama to change them all stars Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas as Crockett and Tubbs, two undercover vice squad detectives in neon 80s Miami.
In part one we focus on the feature length pilot episode, talk about how it influenced TV, and discuss christmas crackers (don't ask).
Music
Miami Vice Theme by Jan Hammer
Somebody's Watching Me by Rockwell.
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