TV Cream

This week, double-Oscar-winning visual effects supremo Paul Franklin stays indoors in Blackheath, south-east London, to watch Part One of the 1977 Doctor Who story, 'The Invisible Enemy' (https://bit.ly/TVCIndoors05). And then, when contact has been made, he tells TV Cream all about it.

Rose Ruane stays indoors in Glasgow, where she watches the 1974 documentary Dave Allen: In Search of the Great English Eccentric (https://bit.ly/TVIndoors04), and then tells TV Cream all about it.

Miles Chapman stays indoors in Hitchin in Hertfordshire. There, he watches episode one of TV's original 'docu-soap' The Family (https://bit.ly/TVCIndoors03), and then tells TV Cream all about it.

Billy Kirkwood stays indoors in Crookedholm, Kilmarnock, to watch an episode of the 1997 Channel 4 panel show, Space Cadets (http://bit.ly/TVCIndoors02). Then he tells TV Cream all about it.

Samira Ahmed stays indoors in suburban south west London, watches an episode of The Tomorrow People (https://youtu.be/nuoxFcPyZvE - mistakenly labelled series one, episode one; it's series two episode one!), and then tells TV Cream all about it.

The third and final part of our tinselly TV-athon finds Chris selecting a vintage festive show for Ian and Graham to watch.

Today's instalment includes: "It has been said, maybe I said it myself, or somebody... I've possibly read it somewhere."

Merry Christmas one and all!

Day two of our Yuletide watch-and-chat-about-it, with Ian, Chris and Graham - yes all three of them - converging to look at an old bit of festive telly selected by the former.

Today's instalment includes: The bitch is back!

FORMAT SHAKE-UP! In a first for the modern era of WWJW, Graham, Ian *and* Chris all sit down together to begin a trilogy of Christmas viewing, to be parceled out over three sequential days of podcasting! One show per day.

Today's instalment includes: Tutting, victory pop and ill-conceived Blue Peter competition entries that don't take into account union guidelines.

Chris, Craig and Jack are back to round off your, undoubtedly over commercialised Halloween festivities, with Jack Rolfe from Howard's Way yelling "Does your mum like sea men?" Yes all earthly and unearthly matters are covered as our haunted cabal take on The Conjuring 2.  Discover in which part of London The Enfield Poltergeist took place and learn about the next supernatural literary phenomenon: AVP.

THIS COMMENTARY IS RATED 'R'

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Chris, Craig and Jack alight upon the oeuvre of Vincent Price, via the incomparable "Theater (although we insist upon spelling it "Theatre") of Blood". Come for the chat about what an excellent man Mr Price was and stay for the dissection of Antipodean cookery show, "My Kitchen Rules: Australia".

THIS COMMENTARY IS RATED 'R'

CREAMGUIDE(FILMS) COMMENTARIES will return next Monday with a Halloween special