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The hexagonal phase cds have been released - 6 episodes. John Lloyd is the book. The writers have combined Eoin Colfer's book with material discovered written by Adams to produce a final conclusion to the adventures of Arthur Dent.

William Squire was excellent as he was in everything he did, but maybe his most praiseworthy performance was in Callan. Also played The Shadow in Armageddon Factor - Dr Who season 16.

Bernard Hepton starred in Eric Chappell 's pre-Rising Damp comedy The Squirrels, as J.F.

A delightful episode, Bernard Hepton as Fitton was very good. He was a favorite actor of mine from this period. Did some sit-com series and was a regular in the wartime drama Secret Army. Poor Catweazle, it must be so confusing for him, so many words he clearly recognises but we mean for...

Love this track, Even Dogs in the Wild, about abandoned children.

A totally unhinged speed metal type thrash from album Fourth Drawer Down.

Peter Butterworth was excellent as Upshaw, and obviously impressed as he returns as a regular in series 2, but as another character. There's a lot of coincidence going on to make this work but it's very enjoyable. Catweazle in a tuxedo scoffing wine was the highlight, and repeating the toast "...

Hopefully I've now got ahold of a link.to the track Beyond Metropolis. The whole album is here, 17.30 minutes into it the aforementioned track starts.

Great new album out now, as always I homed in on the Carl Marsh vocal lead songs, and as usual recently he has three , Barry Andrews has the rest. They're both great singers with distinctive voices..Marsh this time has a track where he crams in as many animal references as possible, animal names...

This is such a nice episode it doesn't really matter that exactly how the ghosts relive the past is not fully explained. A left over psychic energy of events in the house drag the spirits back, perhaps the trapped poltergeist is responsible. Whatever it's great seeing the young George talk to...

Confusingly they had two tracks called Joan Of Arc on the same album. Both hit singles, and both pretty good. Joan of Arc, Joan Of Arc ( Maid of Orleans)

Don't want to sound tetchy like Catweazle, but it's a toad!

The above track taken from the album Dazzle Ships, which was a strange experimental album. OMD were so well established that they managed to have big sales for a very uncommercial group of songs. This was the single.

Can't believe I've not mentioned this band before now. Not everyone's cup of tea but have had some really great singles, and their albums contain some unexpectedly deep and well crafted tracks. Simon Le Bon is a stylish front man with a good voice. My two favourite albums are Medazzaland and Pop...

This is possibly the most bizarre track ever put on an album. Very clever, but just weird.

This is a tribute to Louise Brooks, silent movie star, who had a career cut short. Her work vilified by Hitler as degenerate art. Scenes from her film Pandora's Box appear in this video.