Tim Worthington
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Writer. Occasional Broadcaster. TV's 'Clangers Expert'. timworthington.org
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New! The upcoming Bluray of Hammer Films' The Men Of Sherwood Forest also includes the little-seen 1969 Robin Hood television pilot Wolfshead - with a commentary on it by me!

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Wolfshead
Hammer’s great lost Robin Hood television pilot comes to Bluray – and decent picture quality – at last…
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There's currently 15% off both volumes of my complete guide to every single and album released by BBC Records And Tapes in paperback with the code PRINTPROJECT15 (also available for Kindle). Covering Russell Grant's entire discography!

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Top Of The Box
Top Of The Box by Tim Worthington – the story behind every single released by BBC Records And Tapes.
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Maoam Broomstixx Sour: Wowee wow they are not messing about at Maoam are they, bloody hell. You've got the "Halloween monster approved" stamp, you've got that weird green bloke at the bottom, little spider buddy on the letters, the sweets look like broomsticks.. I'm absolutely knackered. 4/5
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If you've never listened to It's Good, Except It Sucks because you don't know anything about the Marvel Cinematic Universe, here's Joanne Sheppard chatting with me about Avengers Assemble despite not even knowing who most of the characters are...

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It’s Good, Except It Sucks: Avengers Assemble With Joanne Sheppard
Joanne Sheppard joins Tim Worthington for a chat about Loki’s complete failure to understand what Doc Brown was actually up to at the Clock Tower in Avengers Assemble.
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I was in sixth form, so we were allowed to go into town at lunch, so we'd regularly go to Tesco and buy a multipack each, since you were guaranteed a Tazo in the outer bag and often got one inside one of the packs too.
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My brother was banned from the corner shop because he'd feel up the bags, crunching up all the crisps, to find the ones with Tazos in.
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As it's apparently 'spooky season', when all manner of unloved movies find themselves celebrated as schlocktacular lost classics, here's me and James on why you should give eighties-tinged duelling vampire misfire Morbius a chance. Possibly.

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It’s Good, Except It Sucks: Morbius With James Cooray Smith
James Cooray Smith joins Tim Worthington for a chat about Doctor Michael Morbius apparently being infected with nineties industrial-goth photoshoot energy in addition to vampirism in Morbius.
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One of my proudest achievements is that I acquired a full set of Star Wars Tazos without even having to send off for the last few to complete the collection. (I had a few school mates who were collecting them too, which helped.)
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I've still got my complete binder of Star Wars Tazos circa '97! Never had a Pog in the house, unconvinced they existed.
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The new episode of HAMMER TIME is out now! Kev and I discuss our first Hammer Horror film in depth: THE QUATERMASS XPERIMENT (1955) 🚀
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Solitary Fitness is an exercise guide by Britain's most notorious - and most blurrily photographed - prisoner Charles Bronson, and there's a detail about it in this Looks Unfamiliar that it took me a full two minutes to recover my composure from...

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As much as I loved the BBC's post-This Life Matt Smith-centric New Labour lives and loves and lobbying drama Party Animals at the time, I'm honestly not sure how I'd find it now. It feels like it belongs to - and yes, I really am typing this - a more innocent era.

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Given how often it was mentioned by 'clever' journalists in the same sentence as Ren And Stimpy and The Simpsons, it's odd that Rocko's Modern Life is largely forgotten now. For a show about a put-upon corporate Wallaby it had a lot of amusing points to make.

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This was a staple in the family car in the 80s. Not heard it for over 40 years but I bet I still know every word!
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This is Men At Work's second album Cargo - the one with less well remembered Overkill and even less well remembered Dr. Heckyll And Mr. Jive on it - and without wanting to be rude about that cover, you do have to wonder if they even wanted it to sell...

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TV THAT TIME FORGOT: Spy Trap (BBC1, 1985)

Perestroika-averse late stage Cold War Children's BBC quiz show for aspirant long-coated code breakers, with observation rounds via rifle sight overseen by Bill Homewood and random outbreaks of star jumps marshalled by Bill Pertwee.
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Catherine Catherine Un Deux Trois!
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"The Return of The Thin White Duke/throwing darts at Bully's Prize".
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I was always a little concerned at how The Man apparently continually "laughs, and kicks and rolls up his sleeves". That's not exactly a formula for getting very far down the street.
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Is that who the Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson song was about?