DVD/Blu-ray reviews – ‘Dad’s Army: The Lost Episodes’

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I’ve seen and reviewed ‘Dad’s Army: The Lost Episodes’ on DVD/Blu-ray! These are 2019 recreations of three missing episodes from Series 2 of the ‘Dad’s Army’ TV series including ‘The Loneliness of the Long Distance Walker’, ‘A Stripe For Frazer’ and ‘Under Fire’. They’re recreations based on the original scripts by Jimmy Perry and David Croft and feature a new cast playing the ‘Dad’s Army’ characters.

CD review – ‘Terror Firma’ (Doctor Who)

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Today, I’ve posted my ‘Doctor Who’ review on the Eighth Doctor audio adventure called ‘Terror Firma’ on ‘Bradley’s Basement’. ‘Terror Firma’ features Paul McGann as the Eighth Doctor, India Fisher as Charley Pollard and Conrad Westmaas as C’rizz. It also features Julia Deakin from ‘Oh Doctor Beeching!’ and Terry Molloy as Davros.

‘Oh Doctor Beeching!’ – Series 2 REVIEWED

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I’ve completed my reviews on the BBC comedy series, ‘Oh Doctor Beeching!’ as I’ve now added my reviews on Series 2. I’ve enjoyed reviewing these episodes and I hope you’ll get to enjoy reading them. You can click on the link to my ‘Oh Doctor Beechng’ page to find my reviews on Series 1 of the BBC sitcom show.

‘Oh, Doctor Beeching!’ – Series 1 REVIEWED

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I’ve now added my reviews on Series 1 of the BBC comedy series, ‘Oh, Doctor Beeching!’ It’s been a good eight weeks for me to review each of the eight episodes of Series 1 in turn. I’m now looking forward to watching the rest of this quaint comedy series about a railway station with Series 2 next.

New Page – ‘Oh, Doctor Beeching!’

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I’ve added a new comedy page to my blog on the BBC TV comedy series, ‘Oh, Doctor Beeching!’. This series is about a railway station in the 1960s and it stars Paul Shane, Su Pollard, Jeffrey Holland, Julia Deakin, Stephen Lewis and Barbara New.