Professor Dave's Ark In Space

Dave. Elizabeth and Thomas are joined by guest Jeff "Room Service" Lane as they look at classic comedy on the Radio (Burns and Allen), Cinema (The Marx Brothers) and Television (I Love Lucy)

We celebrate our fiftieth episode by looking at Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, The Nanny and Born to Run and Dave has chats with Elsie Escobar and show favourite Miss Liv Boughn

We look at Bernard Quatermass and the life and influence of his creator Nigel Kneale

We look at Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness and Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now as well as the seminal 1960's group The Doors

To celebrate the tenth anniversary of Firefly and, more importantly, Peggy's Birthday we look at the TV show Firefly and the film Serenity

ARKERS ASSEMBLE! Elizabeth and Thomas look at American humorist Dave Berry, Dave and Danielle (yup, Danielle) look at The Punisher and Dave, Thomas and Lee from That 1963 Show look at The Avengers

We look at the BBC one schedule for Saturday 23rd October 1976 Ragtime, Indoors Outdoors, Multicoloured Swapshop, Grandstand, Tom and Jerry, Basil Brush, Doctor Who, The Generation Game, The Duchess of Duke Street, The Two Ronnies, Starsky and Hutch, Match of the Day, Parkinson and Closedown - we even discuss the News and Weather!

This time we look at Casablanca and Burt Bacharach - it's one for the teenagers!

In which we look at the classic radio comedy Round the Horne, the simply magnifique The Extraordinary Adventures of Adele Blanc Sec and Dave has a natter with the genius behind The Minister of Chance, Mr Dan Freeman

Professor Dave, Lillibet the Wonder Girl and Doctor Thomas look at the Railway Children in it's many versions and the life of author Edith Nesbit

Only one day late - I'm getting better We celebrate Christmas by looking at White Christmas, A Charlie Brown Christmas and the misery of English Yuletide traditions Remember, a podcast is not just for Christmas - you can enjoy it anytime!

Dave, Elizabeth and Thomas look at the chocolate drenched delights of Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and the candy coated joy of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. All these sweets are not good for you and they suffer the nightmare of the Tim Burton film too

We take an extensive look at V for Verndetta in both comic book and film versions as well as Guy Fawkes, one of the inspirations for the character. We are also lucky enough to have an interview with comic book artist and V for Vendetta creator David Lloyd in which he discusses his career, the story behind the creation of V for Vendetta and his opinions on current events

We look at the life of the greatest living Englishman Mr Stephen Fry and his titular role in the film Wilde

Join us on a magical trip to Xanadu where you Can't Stop The Music Yes, it's a double bill of, uh, unique musicals

The PDAIS crew look at Woody Allen's Manhattan and the TV series Friends

We remember the events of 9/11 by celebrating New York as a great city and the indomitable spirit of it's people. In this episode we look at the 1949 production On The Town   Please visit http://www.answerthecall.org/

We look at John Carpenter's classic Escape from New York, the musical 1776 and The Death of General Warren at the Battle of Bunker Hill. Are friends eclectic?

We're back!!! Sorry for the delay but we had to have a break, a break for lurve! The episode should have been out a few weeks ago hence some out of date references but we look at Up and Gran Torino - two movies featuring grumpy old men and two movies which it is ok for guys to cry at   Oh, and there is a competition to win a dvd signed by Tom Baker

The PDAIS Crew look at The Wizard of Oz and the mystery album! Ok, it is Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon. Prof Dave and Lillibet talk with Nick about the rather wonderful Bunbury Cricket team that raises money for charity. Now with added bleeps!