Episode 7.18: Sacksploitation

In which Martin Unsworth brings everyone up to speed with the latest sex scandals, announces that Batman is going to get his groove back, and (for once) can find no good reason to get ‘Hammered’ live. Whilst Mike Royce recounts his gate crashing of the BNP in Blackpool, laments the collapsing of a House of Cards, and is getting ready for the STARBURST 40th anniversary issue to go to print.

Fear the Walking Dead Survival Experience is reviewed. Thor: Ragnarok is reviewed. STARBURST prepares to launch its new website, and the identity of the least popular Bond is finally revealed...

[Warning: An Echo Gremlin makes a five minute appearance for no discernible reason!]

*Show first broadcast on Wed 1st November 2017

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Episode 7.17: Live From Caesars Palace

In which Kris Heys becomes the defender of Poundshop wookie hands, reveals Elisabeth Moss to be the new Queen of Cult Entertainment, and prefers graves to giftshops at the Clown Motel. Whilst Mike Royce exposes the Rose McGowan stitch-up, thanks Kevin Smith for his rather late donation, and hits the live interactive jackpot with Fear the Walking Dead. Blade Runner 2049 is reviewed, the nuns break out the grappling hooks, Area 51 is almost invaded, and even Minnie Mouse is on a downer as STARBURST Radio hits Las Vegas.

*Show first broadcast on Wed 18th October 2017

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Episode 7.16: The Frankenstein Correction

In which Mike Royce relives the abusive relationship saga that was Twilight, continues to be unsure of unstable Star Trek characters, and prepares to bugger off to Las Vegas at the worst moment possible. Whilst Martin Unsworth gives some perspective on Black and White Movies, defends a Gotham City under siege, and reminisces over ‘The Pike’. There is a Skyline Sequel shocker, The DC Extended Universe finally implodes, and the Dark Universe gets ready to give The Bride away...

*Show first broadcast on Wed 4th October 2017

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Episode 7.15: Twentin Carantino

In which Kris Heys wonders whatever happened to Ronald McDonald?, and reveals his bedtime secret. Martin Unsworth continues his Avatar denial phase, and launches into Gusset-Gate. Whilst Mike Royce delivers his verdict on Star Trek: Discovery, and cannot wait for the ‘C Dibble You’ to return. Blade Runner: 2049 is discussed, Kingsman: The Golden Circle is reviewed, and Leonardo Dicaprio has a stroke, in an episode of STARBURST Radio that redefines the word chaos.

*Show first broadcast on Wed 27th September 2017

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Episode 7.14: The Top 20 Genre Movies of 2017

In which Mike Royce attacks a Sarah Michelle Gellar themed Chinese buffet, has a Terminator induced meltdown, and really questions the wisdom of the loss of the ‘Roddenberry Straitjacket’. Whilst Martin Unsworth creates food from a magical phone app, is not looking forward to the imminent arrival of animoticons, and gives an obituary for a man with a lived-in face. The box office winners and losers of 2017 are revealed in this special episode, The Ritual is reviewed, and the great Curt versus Kurt debate kicks off...

*Show first broadcast on Wed 20th September 2017

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Episode 7.13: Dark Doesn’t Matter

In which Martin Unsworth gives away some family secrets, chats about the demise of Fangoria, and manages to source a regular fix of Laurel and Hardy. Whilst Mike Royce gets a chance to play around in the universe of Battlestar Galactica, engages in aspect ratio snobbery, then goes thermonuclear during a debate over Blu-ray mastering. Fab Radio International gets an upgrade, STARBURST Magazine approaches the 40th Anniversary Issue, and Doctor Who writer, Gareth Roberts, reaches out to the LGBT community…

[Not Recorded on Location in the Ozarks]

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Episode 7.12: Skylined Again?

In which Kris Heys suffers from Marvel Netflix Fatigue, and catches up with the latest career hiccup for Victor Salva. Mike Royce springs to defend a Roman, and laments the spoiler dangers of binge-watching. Whilst Martin Unsworth rolls back cinema ticket prices to £4.99, and reveals his picks from the Wonderful Horror Channel. Dad’s Army take on the deadites, The Defenders get a review at last, and STARBURST Radio delivers the most inept obituaries ever.

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Episode 7.11: Beargamy

In which Martin Unsworth continues to drum up support for Gotham, and uncovers the farting prowess of leslie Nielsen. Mike Royce has yet another DC Extended Universe meltdown, and incurs the wrath of the Fab Café Mounted Police, whilst Ed Fortune makes his STARBURST Radio debut by announcing the sad passing of Brian Aldiss, and taking us behind the scenes with George R.R. Martin at Worldcon. The future of the STARBURST International Film Festival is announced, The Defenders do NOT get reviewed, the Rules of Nine Worlds come under scrutiny, and Joss Whedon gets caught in the crosshairs of some very angry ladies.

[Warning: This episode contains an important announcement that was mentioned would be mentioned]

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Episode 7.10: For the Love of Disco Stormtrooper Helmets

In which Mike Royce suffers Birthday Kitemageddon, maintains his negative stance on sockless Blofelds, and expresses his disbelief at the new Justice League ending. Whilst Martin Unsworth preaches Game Of Thrones torrenting restraint, explains what Gene Simmons and George Lucas have in common, and triggers some Animal Kwackers repressed memories. Arron Tierney is interviewed over the For the Love of Sci-Fi event, and STARBURST Issue 440 goes on sale as everyone prepares for the arrival of The Defenders.

[Warning: This episode contains an important announcement of an important announcement]

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Episode 7.9: Flashback Fever

In which Kris Heys restates his position on Hippopotamus bosums, and shoots fish in a barrel. Martin Unsworth has his perfect intro sabotaged, and continues his joyless existence. Whilst Mike Royce gets a reprimand for throwing pirates under the bus, and writes the Doctor Who Christmas Special. Andrew Leavold - Director of The Search For Weng Weng is interviewed, Leicester gets panned once again, and the Porgs get a hit record, in this unintentionally retro episode of STARBURST Radio.

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