Retrospection

In this episode we flee to the safety of Battlestar Galactica, the original one series scifi spectacular. We yell feldercarp and frak as we lose an hour of material. But we still do a round up of other things we've watched and answer some emails.

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Music

Intro: Battlestar Galactica Theme by Maynard Ferguson

Outro: Theme from Battlestar Galactica (disco version) by Stu Phillips

In this episode we flee to the safety of Battlestar Galactica, the original one series scifi spectacular. We yell feldercarp and frak as we lose an hour of material. But we still do a round up of other things we've watched and answer some emails.

You can email us with [email protected], find us on twitter with @retrospeccy and send us a message on Facebook.

Music

Intro: Battlestar Galactica Theme by Maynard Ferguson

Outro: Theme from Battlestar Galactica (disco version) by Stu Phillips

In this episode we plunge into Disney's 1979 scifi spectacular, The Black Hole. Colin gets way too spiritual and Paul wonders where the bathrooms are. Don't forget there are spoliers at every second.  

To read John Muir's review of the Black Hole, go to http://reflectionsonfilmandtelevision.blogspot.com/2009/04/cult-movie-review-black-hole-1979.html

If you have a TV show or film you'd like to hear discussed then contact us: [email protected], or on Twitter @retrospeccy and on Facebook.

Music

intro: The Black Hole, Opening Theme by John Barry

outro: The Black Hole, Overture, by John Barry 

In this episode we plunge into Disney's 1979 scifi spectacular, The Black Hole. Colin gets way too spiritual and Paul wonders where the bathrooms are. Don't forget there are spoliers at every second.  

To read John Muir's review of the Black Hole, go to http://reflectionsonfilmandtelevision.blogspot.com/2009/04/cult-movie-review-black-hole-1979.html

If you have a TV show or film you'd like to hear discussed then contact us: [email protected], or on Twitter @retrospeccy and on Facebook.

Music

intro: The Black Hole, Opening Theme by John Barry

outro: The Black Hole, Overture, by John Barry 

In this episode 'fangs' ain't what they used to be as we take a bite out of late Hammer Horror, Scars of Dracula. This 1970s bat out of hell stars Christopher Lee and a young Dennis Waterman. But beware, there be SPOILERS!

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Intro - I Should be so Good for You by Dennis Waterman

Outro - Hammer Horror by Kate Bush

In this episode 'fangs' ain't what they used to be as we take a bite out of late Hammer Horror, Scars of Dracula. This 1970s bat out of hell stars Christopher Lee and a young Dennis Waterman. But beware, there be SPOILERS!

Contact us on Twitter @retrospeccy, Facebook, and email us at [email protected]

Intro - I Should be so Good for You by Dennis Waterman

Outro - Hammer Horror by Kate Bush

In this episode we get marooned with Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Paul proves he's no psychic, and Colin thinks he has what it takes to be a starship Captain.

Remember! This show contains spoilers.

Intro - Suspension by Kipp Lennon fromt the theatrical version of Buck Rogers

Outro - Buck Rogers by the Splash Band

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