Andrew Leyland

40 years ago, Bill Bixby & Lou Ferrigno first appeared on our TV screens as THE INCREDIBLE HULK! Andrew pays due diligence to the series that, for him started it all with a look at the third season episode, HOMECOMING. After that voyage to the bottom of the sea with […]

Continuing the celebration of 50 years of Mirror, Mirror, Andrew takes a look at the DC Comics sequel to the episode, New Frontier from STAR TREK #9-#16. Set 15 years after the events of the show, DC Comics give us the sequel to STAR TREK III we wish we’d have […]

It’s 50 years since the classic STAR TREK episode, “Mirror, Mirror” aired and Andrew celebrates this auspicious birthday with a solo audio commentary of one of the finest hours of television ever made. Que up your Blu-Ray, DVD or Netflix and watch along.

Andrew and special guest Michael Bailey sequester themselves away in the Palace Home Theatre and watch the 1988 tele-reunion-movie, THE INCREDIBLE HULK RETURNS! See Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno return to their most famous roles as the HULK battles THE MIGHTY THOR! It’s one for the ages as our mulleted […]

Andrew throws the planned release schedule to curl up on the settee to watch the PLANET OF THE APES TV Show from 1974! 2 episodes unspool on the Palace home cinema screen, series pilot ESCAPE FROM TOMORROW and then THE TRAP! is this a worthy addition to the apes franchise?

Andrew suddenly got an urge to read THE INCREDIBLE HULK 1-6 from 1962 and have a look and why this character didn’t originally find an audience. Along the way there are ponderings on why no-one cared that Banner had blonde hair, politics in super heroes and the uselessness of Rick […]

Delving deeply into the video library in the Palace Vaults yields some old, dusty delights; episodes of the 90’s Syndicated Series SUPERBOY! Watch along to hidden gems such as “The Road To Hell”, “Know Thine Enemy” and the more light-hearted, “A Day In The Double Life.” Do these cheapo versions […]

A short burst today as Andrew talks over The Origin Of Spiderman episode of Spider-Man from the 1967 cartoon series. How does it hold up against other adaptations? So pop it in your DVD player and watch along as we groove to that great score and the simply marvelous animation. […]

Andrew watches one of the first female icons of Science Fiction, The Bionic Woman as she struts her 70’s flares and goes ON THE RUN in the series final episode. Does it all wrap up comfortably for out Bionic Heroine?