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Robert Ross remembers T.V. Fun, a sister title to the established Film Fun and Radio Fun featuring strips based on various TV shows and celebrities...

A DEVIL OF A TALL TALE

Gregory Kulon looks back at the 1941 fantasy classic, The Devil and Daniel Webster, in which 19th-century New Hampshire farmer regrets making a pact with Satan, then enlists famed orator Daniel Webster to extract him from his contract!

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Legendary writer/producer Kenneth Johnson shares his memories of working on The Six Million Dollar Man with Infinity’s Ernie Magnotta...

THAT’S LIVING, ALRIGHT?

Simon J. Ballard remembers the classic comedy drama series Auf Wiedersehen Pet, in which seven out-of-work construction workers from different parts of England initially headed to Germany to find work

MOLESWORTH’S MUSINGS

Richard looks at the collector mentality and reports on Film is Fabulous, an initiative to preserve vulnerable film treasures for future generations...

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SPORRAN PARTNER

Beers as an eight-year-old with Sean Connery and Peter O’Toole. A favourite curry interrupted by Mel Gibson. Highland warriors. Serial killers. Boxing trainers. James Cosmo, 75, has done it all, and played them all. Tony Earnshaw met him

ROBERT PAST MASTER WRITER HOLMIES

Richard Molesworth looks back at the eventful career of prolific TV scriptwriter Robert Holmes, fondly remembered for his work on British science fiction programmes, including Doctor Who and Blake’s 7

WHO DAN DARES WINS

Our resident model expert Andy Pearson remembers the glory days of Dan Dare -Pilot of the Future - with a little help from his friend and sometime colleague Barry Ford

SUFFER - THE LITTLE - CHILDREN

Wasn’t kids’ TV wonderful in the 70s and

MAJOR TALENT

Mark Goddard (1936-2023) went to the outer limits as Major Don West on Lost in Space but Mark Phillips reveals the actor had an interesting life on Earth as well.