Temporal Discussion, A KM podcast

[Canadanne]

I have the novelisation of Hook too. :)
And I wasn't keen on the Addams Family film either - it lacked all the warmth of the TV series which I'd enjoyed on BBC2. (I haven't seen it since, so I've no idea how I would evaluate it as an adult, and admittedly I don't know which adaptation is more faithful to the source material.)

I'm with Martin O on the pronunciation, it's St BERnard unless you're American! (And I haven't heard it said otherwise in all my years of watching Crufts, either...)

[TheOldenDays]

I'm glad we're back to "normal" episodes now, and I have the first five episodes of Series 6 ready and scheduled for release. I'm currently editing a new TimeBusters special that will come directly after those.

[Canadanne]

Whilst some of the criticism in S06E01 is fair (and some is just a matter of opinion), Smirkenorff never flies in a circle in Series 6 - he always takes off from his nesting ledge (Paviland Cliff on the Gower) before landing at one of the castles elsewhere in Wales.

[TheOldenDays]

You know, I was seriously wondering whether I should include that thing about Smirkenorff going in a circle because I wasn't sure it ever really happened as a single continuous flight except for that one sequence in Series 5, but I'd already junked so much material that I knew to be inaccurate, I thought I'd better give this one the benefit of the (my) doubt. I'll make sure this gets mentioned on a future episode.

In the next episode I appeal to you specifically for your thoughts on something, Annie, so I hope you'll have some insights that can also be mentioned on the podcast in the near future. (I won't spoil the surprise now.)

I must admit to feeling a twinge of disappointment at how much Series 6 has been absolutely savaged on the recordings so far, but perhaps this will encourage me not to speak too scathingly about Series 7 and 8 when the time comes. Listen out for Amy on Episode 4 if you're looking forward to a touch of sunshine in the forecast.