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The Infinity team bring you news on your favourite TV shows and movie franchises, including the loss of a genuine screen legend, the best ever 007, and the return of the Doctor Who spin-off, Torchwood…

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Anton van Beek, Roger Crow and John Martin take a look at some of the latest sci-fi and fantasy movie and home video releases, including plenty of small screen superheroes and a Japanese space invasion!

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MAKING WHOOPEE!

Mark Campbell (proud winner of the 1979 NHS Glasses and Sandals with Socks Award) looks back at one of the megaliths of British humour comics…

THE BOND MOVIES THAT NEVER WERE

Throughout the long-running movie series, plans for various James Bond films never came to fruition. To celebrate the delayed arrival of No Time to Die, the 25th Bond film, Brian J. Robb looks back at the Bond adventures we missed out on…

‘An Adventure Beyond Belief!’

Richard Holliss looks back at Ray Harryhausen’s 1961 screen adaptation of Jules Verne’s novel

DAME IN A CATSUIT

Allan Bryce pays tribute to the late, great Dame Diana Rigg, who shot to TV stardom in the 1960s as Emma Peel in The Avengers and found new fans in Game of Thrones…

“Hello Playmates!”

Before your very eyes, Robert Ross looks at the life and career of the legendary Big-Hearted British comedian…

Lost Opportunities of the 1980s… FORGOTTEN HEROES

The 1980s fantasy scene on TV began with Galactica and Buck Rogers, segued into super-machine shows like Knight Rider and Airwolf, and ended with Star Trek: the Next Generation and Quantum Leap. But that wasn’t the whole story, as Jon Abbott, author of numerous books on retro TV, reminds us…

MODEL BEHAVIOUR

2020 was a Covid Odyssey for our resident model expert Andy Pearson as he kept busy during lockdown building a space pod just like Kubrick’s!

PHIL SILVERS AND COMEDY GOLD

Mick Clews is co-founder of The British Phil Silvers Appreciation Society and here he remembers the great American comedian’s legendary comic creation - Sgt Ernie Bilko!

HOOKED ON A FELINE

Allan Bryce remembers the small-screen exploits of T.H.E. Cat, one of the coolest customers around, whose 1966 TV series sadly didn’t have nine lives…