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We look at Frankie Howerd, a comedy great, and his most successful series Up Pompeii, a great comedy

PDAIS looks at the glorious Dame Margaret Rutherford, including her appearances in Blithe Spirit and as Miss Marple

We are joined by Thomas as we look back at the UK's Eurovision history which includes five wins and five Nil Points. We look at the Good, the Bad, and the Gemini. 

We look back at Ben Aaronovitch's Doctor Who scripts - Remembrance of the Daleks and Battlefield - then come up to date with Amongst Our Weapons, the latest Rivers of London book featuring Peter Grant

We look back at the seventies Britcom The Good Life with a few distractions along the way

We look at Television crossovers, those weird episodes where shows collide such as Murder She Wrote going to Hawaii and meeting Magnum, Charlie's Angels on The Love Boat or Doctor Who goes to Albert Square, home of the Eastenders As a bonus, after the end music we have included our snarkalong for the CHIPS episode which was meant to be a pilot for a spin off show called Force Seven Dimensions in Time was a Children in Need Special and you can contribute to that charity using this link https://donate.bbcchildreninneed.co.uk/

This episode we look at two films seperated by nearly thirty years which are set in Florida marine parks, shot in 3 D and in which you will side against the humans. Listen to us laugh at (or have our spirits broken by) Revenge of the Creature and Jaws 3-D

We look back at Cliff Richard's first three films - Serious Charge, Expresso Bongo and The Young Ones

Dave and Elizabeth are joined by Mr Paul as they take a jolly carriage ride to Karlsbad for a liquid lunch with Dracula Prince of Darkness

Seventies sitcoms have their knockers but we have no objection to getting stuck in to the glory that is Are You Being Served

In which a grumpy old man brings flowers to a chirpy girl. Unfortunately the flowers are Triffids which insist on discussing the 1981 BBC TV version of Day of the Triffids as well as the 1962 film

We go overground and underground looking back at The Wombles in print, on television and in music. Oh, and we watch the film