The Anorak Zone

The Anorak Zone

@theanorakzone.bsky.social

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113 Followers 113 Following 185 Posts Joined Jan 2025
1 hour ago

Intentional?

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1 day ago
Ranked: William Hartnell Doctor Who (Part One) | AnorakZone.com

Great to see that two episodes of The Daleks' Master Plan have been found and will be on iPlayer... I'll have to update my Hartnell article:

www.anorakzone.com/hartnellrank...

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3 days ago

😀

The only thing I will say is that, while I liked it, it doesn't really seem to go anywhere, does it? There's no real structure to it, it seems less verse/chorus, more just like one continuous thing.

I liked it, though.

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3 days ago

I thought this was actually pretty good, just listened to it.

As others have said, he's almost unrecognisable on the cover.

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1 week ago
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NEW ARTICLE: Play For Today - the 2025 Channel 5 revival, ranked from worst to best:

www.anorakzone.com/playfortoday...

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6 days ago
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Dark Ages (TV Series 1999) - Episode list - IMDb Dark Ages (TV Series 1999) - Movies, TV, Celebs, and more...

All the cast and crew credits now finished - just because ITV didn't advertise it enough, it doesn't mean we don't deserve to know who did the make-up on it.

I just need to finish watching it so I can complete my terrible plot outlines:

www.imdb.com/title/tt0227...

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1 week ago
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NEW ARTICLE: Play For Today - the 2025 Channel 5 revival, ranked from worst to best:

www.anorakzone.com/playfortoday...

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1 week ago
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NEW ARTICLE: Play For Today - the 2025 Channel 5 revival, ranked from worst to best:

www.anorakzone.com/playfortoday...

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1 week ago

That's cool, just wanted to make sure you were aware.

I didn't know about the in-universe bit, so thanks for that.

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1 week ago

You know about the Twilight Zone movie as well, right?

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1 week ago

William Shatner was in an episode of The Twilight Zone in the 1960s where a gremlin was on the wing of his plane and no one would believe him.

In the 1980s they made a Twilight Zone movie that adapted a few of the old episodes, and they remade the episode... with John Lithgow in the lead role.

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1 week ago

I like that title, just in case you're not sure who it is.

I've got this on via YT, and it's not terrible, is it? Quite pleasant, in fact.

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2 weeks ago

RIP.

Maybe I missed it, but that sitcom doesn't seem to have had much publicity? I'd have watched that, but I wasn't aware of it... it's a real shame when they don't make a fuss of shows like that.

I see there's not even any screenshots on the IMDb... I'm going to sort that out.

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2 weeks ago

There's a lot going on in that cover, isn't there?

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3 weeks ago

Oh, the first season has its moments, but is very "Terry Nation".

Definitely worth sticking with.

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1 month ago

@theanorakzone.bsky.social You have Bluesky?! I'm the admin of the @starcopswiki.bsky.social ! Your site has been VERY useful haha. So thank you! 😅 Glad I've got the chance to say hi.

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1 month ago

Well, thank you very much, I'm glad it was of use. :)

Always good to see some Star Cops fans around.

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1 month ago

Yeah, I saw someone had a first pressing of Peter Gabriel's "So" the other day.... and it was worth about as much as it was when it first came out.

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1 month ago

I didn't realise the print run was that big tbh.

Yeah, I was talking about Marvel and DC... I realise that 1977 isn't exactly vintage, but I thought it would be getting near enough for them to be selling around £15 an issue or something. But they mainly seem to go for what they sold for.

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1 month ago

I was looking at some 2000ADs to see if you had ££££ on your hands.

I saw pretty much mint condition copies in some comic shop, and the value was pretty low. Strangely they don't appear to have picked up the collectable value of other comics.

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1 month ago
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I often like to think to myself "What TV shows would have been better if they had Omar from The Wire in them?"

And you know what? I think 3-2-1 might be one of them.

"'You'll fly over to sandy shores'... well 'sandy shores' can mean the projects in Baltimore, it's Omar!"

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1 month ago

That's exceptional.

I once ate a restaurant where they brought out a naan that could have kept a tramp warm. The really frustrating thing was, I wasn't that hungry, so couldn't manage it all. Such a waste.

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2 months ago

Do you think it's the open revelation that it's not live that killed it off?

Though I see this was leaked at least 22 years ago now(!).... I thought this was a far more recent thing.

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2 months ago

Was that the one on Facebook about people saying to ... entertain ... themselves as the chimes rang?

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2 months ago

NEW ARTICLE: Blankety Blank Series Twenty-Two from worst to best.

www.anorakzone.com/blanketyblan...

Featuring looks into the following:

* Political humour
* Hired contestants
* The ratings
* A sad memoriam
* And why did this article take six months to be published?

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2 months ago

I'd forgotten all about Mary's dad.

I bet if you go back there's cross references in most of them... I'm sure someone's mentioned Hilda Ogden in most soaps, for example.

Though maybe this is a new multiverse, and it ends with Brookside and Albion Market coming back into the world?

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2 months ago

@realpaulputner.bsky.social I enjoyed that skinhead interview footage you uploaded, very interesting.

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2 months ago

I don't watch soaps these days, but I must admit this situation has got me intrigued.

Is it the first real soap crossover?

I did always like the idea of Mike Baldwin trying his hand in Albert Square, or seeing Kevin against a Mitchell.

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2 months ago
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Exploring The Wednesday Play’s Legacy At 60 – 03:11: ‘The Coming Out Party’ (BBC1, 22 December 1965) The Wednesday Play (1964-70, or 1965-70) was a landmark BBC drama series, following ITV’s lead with Armchair Theatre (ABC & Thames, 1956-74) in amplifying working-class voices. Canadian m…

The final Wednesday Play post of 2025 here, & almost the last in this as a regular series. It's been a pleasure! #OTD 60 years ago, James O'Connor & Ken Loach's Christmas-themed THE COMING OUT PARTY was entertaining & illuminating about life in a rough
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2 months ago

Sorry about that, messed up the URL like an idiot.

Fixed now...

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