– Waughlike
– Janssonic
– Le Guinsome

The Wicker Man. It's a fairly straightforward story that plays by the rules it sets down for itself, yet keeps the viewer guessing throughout. Everything is in place at the beginning that leads to a conclusion that's both shocking but at the same time utterly inevitable.

The one that baffles me is iPlayer not showing when new episodes are available. I'd rather watch things weekly than binge – a simple mention on a programme's homepage "New episodes Thursdays at 9pm" is all that's needed.

"A.i." doesn't empower anyone. It strips them of belief in themselves and the power of their own minds and hands and abilities and stories.

EVERY KID CAN DRAW. EVERY KID CAN TELL STORIES AND MAKE COMICS.

Fuck "A.i." for telling kids lies and making them less-than.

Does she share a PR team with Liz Truss?

They’re from two different worlds. It’s like in Get Back/Let It Be when they cut between the rooftop and the grumpy businessmen in the street.

I saw this at the cinema! And confess to having watched it on TV too.

I really enjoyed that. I followed some links and have just come across your Not the Beatles playlists, so thank you in advance for those.

All the Gerry Anderson series are on there. It feels like it's a secret, which is not a great model for a subscription service.

And Hergé, obviously. That probably goes without saying.