Jaffa Cakes For Proust

We return to the cinema with the Fab Four as Tilt and Gary watch Help! from 1965.

Our two-part celebration of the Supermatch game continues as Tilt, Gary and guest beanisacarrot discuss Blankety Blank and its Australian equivalent.

In the first of a two-part edition, Tilt, Gary and guest Megan Stemm-Wade discuss the original 'Blankety Blank', Goodson-Todman's Match Game.

We're back to the Regal as Tilt, Tyler and Gary enjoy another three British pop movies, this time of a slightly later vintage.

It's time to Jaffa the Beatles as Tilt, Tyler and Gary enjoy A Hard Day's Night.

We're off out for an evening's entertainment (and the odd glass of champagne) as Tilt and Gary explore the music hall era.

It's out, brothers, out as Gary and Tilt explore industrial action on British television from 1968 - 1987.

We continue our look at British pop on the big screen with three early 60s attractions: What A Crazy World, Live It Up and It's Trad Dad.

We're back! Tilt and Gary return for a new season with the swinging sounds of 1950s British pop via three films: Rock You Sinners, Six-Five Special and Expresso Bongo.

It's our Christmas special, and we're off to the pantomime! Gary, Tilt and guest contributors discuss their memories of the seasonal theatrical tradition.

Join us as Gary and Tilt from Jaffa Cakes For Proust dissect the Christmas Day schedules from 1985.

It's time to unveil ITV's seasonal selection box as we plunder the All-Star Comedy Carnival, packed with mini episodes of the network's best sitcoms.

We're back in the realm of hauntology as Gary and Tilt are joined by Birdie to discuss the 1975 BBC children's drama The Changes.

Long before Yakety Sax, Benny Hill was entertaining BBC viewers with well-observed, groundbreaking sketches as Gary and Tilt discover in this week's podcast.

New Doctor, old foes...Jaffa Cakes for Proust returns to 1966 for Patrick Troughton's first story - recently released in animated form - The Power Of The Daleks.

It's the eightieth anniversary of telly! Isn't it? Well, not quite...Jaffa Cakes For Proust investigates the birth of television, from low to high definition.

We're pulling an all-nighter! Gary and Tilt look back at the development of 24-hour television in the UK...who remembers The Nightshift?

Gary and Tilt are off to the Tenth Planet for William Hartnell's final outing as The Doctor and the first appearance of those nasty wee cyborgs.

We're off to the Regal (or the ABC if you prefer) as Tilt and Gary are joined by Tyler Adams to discuss the superb 1960 crime thriller The League Of Gentlemen.

Gary & Tilt are joined by Iain Hepburn to discuss & dissect the 1992 crime fantasy series Virtual Murder.