# episode #8211 (blogs) — RSS Amplifier Recent posts from the 7 feeds in the RSS Amplifier directory that cover episode #8211. Page: Feed: --- ## [Episode 189 – Discussing “La Jetée”](https://sonic-cinema.com/wordpress/2026/08/episode-189-discussing-la-jetee/) _2026-08-18 · Brian Skutle · Sonic Cinema_ Sonic Cinema’s deep dive into the realm of science fiction continues with this episode, and there isn’t a better guest to continue it with. Last year was the first time both myself and my guest watched Chris Marker’s cult classic science fiction short film, “La Jetée”, for respective podcasts. If you haven’t seen it, but \[…\] ## [Repertory Revue: “Atlantis: The Lost Empire”](https://sonic-cinema.com/wordpress/2026/08/repertory-revues/) _2026-08-16 · Brian Skutle · Sonic Cinema_ If you love film, you likely have been to a repertory screening at some point in your life. The chance to watch an older movie, on the big screen, with a crowd as in love with the opportunity to watch a movie in theatres, maybe for the first time, or maybe to recapture that sense \[…\] ## [Episode 140 – Tilt-ulator](https://sidefriction.com/podcast/episode-140-tilt-ulator/) _2026-08-15 · gan61 · Side Friction Podcast_ Side Friction – Episode 140 – “Tilt-ulator” August 15th, 2026 Bob, Greg, and Ryan the Ride Mechanic discuss the out of nowhere news and then move on to the smaller stories in a shorter but entertaining episode. Groundbreaking Six Flags coaster closed after incident with rider Kennywood closing Thunderbolt coasterdown for renovation Kennywood’s Jack Rabbit \[…\] ## [Episode 139 – You owe me a buck…](https://sidefriction.com/podcast/episode-139-you-owe-me-a-buck/) _2026-08-08 · gan61 · Side Friction Podcast_ Side Friction – Episode 139 – “You owe me a buck…” August 8th, 2026 Bob, Greg, and Ryan the Ride Mechanic discuss Bob’s car drama and his trip and then get into the latest news. BAKUNAWA POV & Off-Ride – World’s Tallest & Fastest Spinning Launch Coaster! Six Flags Great America announces Camp Timber Trail \[…\] ## [Episode 188 – Movie Theatre Etiquette in the Modern Age](https://sonic-cinema.com/wordpress/2026/07/episode-188-movie-theatre-etiquette-in-the-modern-age/) _2026-07-27 · Brian Skutle · Sonic Cinema_ This is less a discussion about movies as it is a commentary on moviegoing in general. One of the most common complaints I’ve seen about why people don’t go to movies nowadays is constant disruptions during movies. In all honesty, that was the case before COVID, but it’s only accelerated in the age of streaming. \[…\] ## [Episode 138 – Billy Bob’s Fat Ones](https://sidefriction.com/podcast/episode-138-billy-bobs-fat-ones/) _2026-07-25 · gan61 · Side Friction Podcast_ Side Friction – Episode 138 – “Billy Bob’s Fat Ones” July 25th, 2026 Bob, Ryan the Ride Mechanic and Steph go way off the rails like they were Big Dipper at Blackpool. Buckle up for a very funny and entertaining show. Billy Bob’s Wonderland Shut-down order lifted for Fury 325 roller coaster at Carowinds Big \[…\] ## [Episode 137 – Asphalt Revenge](https://sidefriction.com/podcast/episode-137-asphalt-revenge/) _2026-07-18 · gan61 · Side Friction Podcast_ Side Friction – Episode 137 – “Asphalt Revenge” July 18th, 2026 This week we mourn the loss of Dick Knoebel who passed away at the age of 87. He was an industry later that has shaped the industry that will be felt generations from now. Our thoughts and our hearts are with the Knoebels family \[…\] ## [Episode 187 – “Established Classics”: “Not to Be,” “Gaslight” and “Beautiful”](https://sonic-cinema.com/wordpress/2026/07/episode-187-established-classics-not-to-be-gaslight-and-beautiful/) _2026-07-13 · Brian Skutle · Sonic Cinema_ We are taking a break from one series to return to another. It’s been a few years, but my “Established Classics” series is back. For those who may not remember, this is a series where we look at movies from Hollywood’s Golden Age- from the late ’30s to 1960- and look at whether they hold \[…\] ## [Episode 136 – Orange is the New Brown](https://sidefriction.com/podcast/episode-136-orange-is-the-new-brown/) _2026-07-11 · gan61 · Side Friction Podcast_ Side Friction – Episode 136 – “Orange is the New Brown” July 11th, 2026 Bob, Greg, and Ryan the Ride Mechanic have a wide range of smaller stories that spark a lot of speculation and even some confusion. Pls don’t hate us… –Fun Spot Look out Mammoth … New roller coaster rolls into C.J. Barrymore’s \[…\] ## [Episode 135 – Copy, Paste, Ride](https://sidefriction.com/podcast/episode-135-copy-paste-ride/) _2026-07-04 · gan61 · Side Friction Podcast_ Side Friction – Episode 135 – “Copy, Paste, Ride” July 4th, 2026 Bob, Greg, and Ryan the Ride Mechanic talk about the latest industry news, tracking executives between park chains, Roller Coaster Tycoon, and whatever else happens to pop up. Holiday World unveils plans for 22 million USD water coaster Comcast announces NBCUniversal spinoff; what \[…\] ## [Home of the Agentic Pull Request (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/449Kpoi0zHsw) _2026-07-04 · **Sponsored**_ CLI-first, TUI-ready toolkits and a moshscript installer — join the waitlist ## [Episode 134 – Gargantuan Vertical Waterfall](https://sidefriction.com/podcast/episode-134-gargantuan-vertical-waterfall/) _2026-06-27 · gan61 · Side Friction Podcast_ Side Friction – Episode 134 – “Gargantuan Vertical Waterfall” June 27th, 2026 Bob, Ryan the Ride Mechanic and Steph talk about some disappointing news, weird news, and then a few bits of good news with a whole lot of extra conversation in between in another entertaining episode. Realistic Mario – Oren Brimer as Luigi Disney \[…\] ## [Episode 186 – Fascism in Cinema: Control Through Spectacle](https://sonic-cinema.com/wordpress/2026/06/episode-186-fascism-in-cinema-control-through-spectacle/) _2026-06-26 · Brian Skutle · Sonic Cinema_ As we’ve gone through this series, many of the topics have been more inspired by the larger atmosphere around the United States during Trump Administration II. This episode, however, had a very specific inspiration in the recent UFC cage fight on President Trump’s birthday- and part of his celebrations for America’s 250th anniversary. The idea \[…\] ## [Episode 133 – Get Stuck, Have Fun, Don’t Die](https://sidefriction.com/podcast/episode-133-get-stuck-have-fun-dont-die/) _2026-06-20 · gan61 · Side Friction Podcast_ Side Friction – Episode 133 – “Get Stuck, Have Fun, Don’t Die” June 20th, 2026 Bob, Greg, Ryan the Ride Mechanic have a fun collection of news stories along with more ride stoppages, the AI invastion, and share an example of why martial arts may not be ideal for automation. Hersheypark, GIANT Center union workers \[…\] ## [Episode 132 – The Don](https://sidefriction.com/podcast/episode-132-the-don/) _2026-06-13 · gan61 · Side Friction Podcast_ Side Friction – Episode 132 – “The Don” June 13th, 2026 Bob, Ryan the Ride Mechanic and Steph know it’s not winter because it’s hot outside but with all the announcements this week you’d think it was winter. This is a show you’ll certainly want to listen to not only because it’s a fun show \[…\] ## [Episode 131 – Rescue 1-0-0](https://sidefriction.com/podcast/episode-131-rescue-1-0-0/) _2026-06-06 · gan61 · Side Friction Podcast_ Side Friction – Episode 131 – “Rescue 1-0-0” June 6th, 2026 Bob and Greg present a shorter show but one with some interesting (and some unexpected) stories. Everyone In This LEGO Dispute Should Have Spoken To A Lawyer Earlier Than They Did Hersheypark Contract Offer Rejected; Strike Authorized Watch rescue after rollercoaster stalls 100ft in \[…\] ## [Episode 185 – Fascism in Cinema: Into a World of Conspiracy](https://sonic-cinema.com/wordpress/2026/05/episode-185-fascism-in-cinema-into-a-world-of-conspiracy/) _2026-05-26 · Brian Skutle · Sonic Cinema_ In the discussion of fascism and authoritarianism in cinema (and in real life), it’s impossible to not discuss conspiracy theories. Over the past few years, conspiratorial ideas is almost hat in hand with the politics of the time. In our latest exploration of fascism in cinema, come down the rabbit hole with my guest, Ben \[…\] ## [Episode 184 – Atlanta Film Festival 2026](https://sonic-cinema.com/wordpress/2026/05/episode-184-atlanta-film-festival-2026/) _2026-05-15 · Brian Skutle · Sonic Cinema_ Earlier this week, the 2026 Atlanta Film Festival wrapped up its 50th iteration with its virtual festival. What was great? What was noteworthy? What was the experience. All will be discussed in this episode, and for the topper, I present an interview with filmmaker Costa Karalis, who made one of my favorite films of the \[…\] ## [Episode 183 – Fascism in Cinema: Past Future Present](https://sonic-cinema.com/wordpress/2026/04/episode-183-fascism-in-cinema-past-future-present/) _2026-04-27 · Brian Skutle · Sonic Cinema_ As I started to look to 2026, I knew there was still more to cover in this series beyond what we hit upon in the five episodes last year in discussing authoritarianism in cinema. One of the richest genres doing that was science fiction which, coincidentally, is what led to my emphasis on the genre \[…\] ## [Sonic Cinema to Cover the 2026 Atlanta Film Festival](https://sonic-cinema.com/wordpress/2026/04/sonic-cinema-to-cover-the-2026-atlanta-film-festival/) _2026-04-20 · Brian Skutle · Sonic Cinema_ We are a few days away from the beginning of the 2026 Atlanta Film Festival, and I’m optimistic in what this year’s coverage will be. (At the very least, I’m hopeful that I will not have to delay my podcast about the festival until July due to my computer dying on me.) My work schedule \[…\] ## [KUUGA AT 25: TESTING THREE CRITICISMS](https://outerstevan.wordpress.com/2026/04/13/kuuga-at-25-testing-three-criticisms/) _2026-04-13 · outerstevan · OuterStevan_ Some 16 months ago, I decided to rewatch Kamen Rider Kuuga for the first time in over a decade. The goal was to not only rekindle my passion for tokusatsu, but see how the show resonated with me now, as a 30 year old man. Safe to say, it did quite a bit. When I \[…\] ## [100,000 Bonus Points Await You (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/yuY4Lkph8x5u) _2026-04-13 · **Sponsored**_ Earn 100,000 bonus points after spending $5,000 in the first 3 months. ## [Episode 182 – Why Sci-Fi?](https://sonic-cinema.com/wordpress/2026/03/episode-182-why-sci-fi/) _2026-03-27 · Brian Skutle · Sonic Cinema_ In this mini-episode of the podcast, I thought I’d talk briefly about my favorite genre of all-time- science fiction. My history with the genre, why my love has only deepened, and why it’s being covered so heavily this year on Sonic Cinema. I hope you enjoy! The end piece is “Weightless Waltz in F,” from \[…\] ## [95 to go](https://archivetvmusings.blog/2026/03/14/95-to-go/) _2026-03-14 · archivetvmusings · Archive Television Musings_ It won t have escaped most people s attention (unless you avoid both social media and the news) that two episodes of Doctor Who have been recovered (the first and third episodes of The Daleks Master Plan The Nightmare Begins and Devil s Planet). It s been thirteen long years since the last returns of previously missing Who, Continue reading 95 to go ## [KUUGA AT 25: EPISODE 49 – “YUSUKE”](https://outerstevan.wordpress.com/2026/02/27/kuuga-at-25-episode-49-yusuke/) _2026-02-27 · outerstevan · OuterStevan_ Become that blue sky. Original Airdate: January 21st, 2001 WATCH ALONG The familiar green eyecatch is replaced with the shot of a blue sky. The ambient tones paired with this imagery do a good enough job to ease you in (and remind me of the loading screens from the old Spyro games). This vague intro \[…\] ## [KUUGA AT 25: EPISODE 48 – “KUUGA”](https://outerstevan.wordpress.com/2026/02/18/kuuga-at-25-episode-48-kuuga/) _2026-02-19 · outerstevan · OuterStevan_ “Like blood upon the snow” Original Airdate: January 14th, 2001 WATCH ALONG “Kuuga” picks back up with Godai making his final rounds to those closest to him to start the episode. The first shot finds him holding a cup of tea in the same manner as last time, though here he’s at the Pole Pole \[…\] ## [KUUGA AT 25: EPISODE 47 – “DECISION”](https://outerstevan.wordpress.com/2026/02/11/kuuga-at-25-episode-47-decision/) _2026-02-11 · outerstevan · OuterStevan_ Awkward Last Words Original Airdate: January 7th, 2001 Housekeeping Notes: The recap special dubbed 46.5 was not included in the SHOUT blu ray set, hence its absence here. Personally, I think placing a clip show here, rather than so early in the show, would’ve worked better. Nonetheless, onto Episode 47. WATCH ALONG “Decision” opens with \[…\] ## [KUUGA AT 25: EPISODE 46 – “INDOMITABLE”](https://outerstevan.wordpress.com/2026/02/02/kuuga-at-25-episode-46-indomitable/) _2026-02-02 · outerstevan · OuterStevan_ I won’t run away anymore. Original Airdate: December 31st, 2000 WATCH ALONG At Godai’s bedside, it’s revealed that our hero is in a state of self-preservation. Dr. Tsubaki has administered the electric shock to give The Arcle more energy, and Godai has essentially stopped his own heart. We’ve seen Godai outright dead before, but this \[…\] ## [KUUGA AT 25: EPISODE 45 – “ARCHENEMY”](https://outerstevan.wordpress.com/2026/01/30/kuuga-at-25-episode-45-archenemy/) _2026-01-31 · outerstevan · OuterStevan_ Housekeeping notes: Apologies for another hiatus. I needed to be with my family during a very difficult time. Barring any unforeseen circumstances, I should be good to finish the series over the next few weeks. On a less serious note, there were a whole lot of different translations used with Grongi names between the SHOUT! \[…\] ## [KUUGA AT 25: EPISODE 44 – “CRISIS”](https://outerstevan.wordpress.com/2026/01/12/kuuga-at-25-episode-44-crisis/) _2026-01-12 · outerstevan · OuterStevan_ I’ll be waiting. Original Airdate: December 17th, 2000 WATCH ALONG With the last of the Grongi taking their time to act, Episode 44 has an appropriately quiet opening (even the normal opening fade in is muted). Our heroes are on a winter jog, reflecting on the escalation of power from the Grongi in recent fights. \[…\] ## [KUUGA AT 25: EPISODE 43 – “REALITY”](https://outerstevan.wordpress.com/2025/12/30/kuuga-at-25-episode-43-reality/) _2025-12-30 · outerstevan · OuterStevan_ The evil that men do. Original Airdate: December 10th, 2000 WATCH ALONG The man in the janitor outfit has infiltrated the flute competition. A brief interaction with Mika would indicate that this man is not here to harm her, though the show has been warning the viewer in flashing lights that he is up to \[…\] ## [KUUGA AT 25: EPSIODE 42 – “BATTLEFIELD”](https://outerstevan.wordpress.com/2025/12/17/kuuga-at-25-epsiode-42-battlefield/) _2025-12-17 · outerstevan · OuterStevan_ A normal get-together. Original Airdate: December 3rd, 2000 WATCH ALONG Episode 42 begins amidst a mass deployment of police. Ichijo corresponding to HQ informs the viewer that hundreds of officers are sent to one location, that of the latest round of the Gegeru. In the back of Ichijo’s squad car is a briefcase, or as \[…\] ## [Screen Share With Real Control (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/9UXZLYAnIOJR) _2025-12-17 · **Sponsored**_ Collaborative screen sharing with simultaneous remote control — open source, like Screenhero. ## [KUUGA AT 25: EPISODE 41 – “CONTROL”](https://outerstevan.wordpress.com/2025/12/14/kuuga-at-25-episode-41-control/) _2025-12-14 · outerstevan · OuterStevan_ So you wanted to kill someone? Original Airdate: November 26th, 2000 WATCH ALONG At Tokyo Bay, Kuuga arrives in pursuit of Jaza’s attack, though the vision in last week’s cliffhanger rears its head. Amidst the physical and metal haze, Kuuga changes to Rising Pegasus, though the sensorial fixation is placed on the vision of Daguva \[…\] ## [Book review – Opening The Box of Delights by Philip W. Errington (Herne Books)](https://archivetvmusings.blog/2025/12/12/book-review-opening-the-box-of-delights-by-philip-w-errington-herne-books/) _2025-12-12 · archivetvmusings · Archive Television Musings_ This is very much the time of year when the wolves begin running again. And in that case, all you can do is reach for The Box of Delights in one of its many iterations. For me, that tends to be either John Masefield’s novel (published in 1935) or the 1984 BBC television adaptation. And Continue reading Book review Opening The Box of Delights by Philip W. Errington (Herne Books) ## [Gemini Batch API for Java](https://www.jesse-anderson.com/2025/11/gemini-batch-api-for-java/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=gemini-batch-api-for-java) _2025-11-14 · Jesse Anderson · Jesse Anderson_ There isn t any documentation available about the Batch API for Gemini in Java. There are a few code samples, but not much explanation. Additionally, some of the API s advanced features lack examples as well. Due to the lack of documentation, it took significantly longer to create this example. In this post, I ll share the code \[ \] The post Gemini Batch API for Java first appeared on Jesse… ## [Admin Update (2025)](http://echoesfromtherifts.com/uncategorized/admin-update-2025/) _2025-10-24 · admin · Echoes from the Rifts®_ Hey everyone, We’re keeping this site around as an archive and as a set of great interviews from the time. We hope you enjoy them. That said, a lot of the links the original host included in his posts have been moved or deleted over time. We’re going to leave them as is for now, \[…\] [Listen](http://echoesfromtherifts.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/10/echoesfromtherifts-episode-zero.mp3) ## [Unapologetically Technical Episode 20 – Shane Murray](https://www.jesse-anderson.com/2025/05/unapologetically-technical-episode-20-shane-murray/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=unapologetically-technical-episode-20-shane-murray) _2025-05-13 · Jesse Anderson · Jesse Anderson_ I n this episode of Unapologetically Technical, I interview Shane Murray, Field CTO at Monte Carlo Data. Shane shares his compelling journey from studying math and finance in Sydney, Australia, to leading AI strategy at a major data observability company in New York. We explore his early work in choice modeling and pioneering online multivariate experimentation long before A/B testing became… ## [Unapologetically Technical Episode 19 – Jacopo Tagliabue](https://www.jesse-anderson.com/2025/04/unapologetically-technical-episode-19-jacopo-tagliabue/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=unapologetically-technical-episode-19-jacopo-tagliabue) _2025-04-15 · Jesse Anderson · Jesse Anderson_ In this episode of Unapologetically Technical, I interview Jacopo Tagliabue, the founder of Bauplan. Jacopo, with a rich background spanning cognitive science, basketball data analysis, and NLP innovation, shares his fascinating journey from academia to entrepreneurship. We trace his path from Italy to New York and beyond, delving into his early forays into data science long before it was a… ## [Unapologetically Technical Episode 18 – Adrian Woodhead](https://www.jesse-anderson.com/2025/03/unapologetically-technical-episode-18-adrian-woodhead/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=unapologetically-technical-episode-18-adrian-woodhead) _2025-03-18 · Jesse Anderson · Jesse Anderson_ In this episode of Unapologetically Technical, I interview Adrian Woodhead, a distinguished software engineer at Human and a true trailblazer in the European Hadoop ecosystem. Adrian, who even authored a chapter in the seminal work Hadoop: The Definitive Guide, shares his remarkable journey through the tech world, from his roots in South Africa to his current role pushing the boundaries of data… ## [Forthcoming archive treats on BBC Four](https://archivetvmusings.blog/2025/03/08/forthcoming-archive-treats-on-bbc-four/) _2025-03-08 · archivetvmusings · Archive Television Musings_ As always, sandwiched in-between the umpteenth re-runs, BBC Four always manage to dig a little deeper to unearth some items of interest. Here s a few that have caught my eye. Play of the Week Fairies (tx 27th September 1982) has already aired earlier in the week (and will be seen again on 9/3/25, at Continue reading Forthcoming archive treats on BBC Four ## [Unapologetically Technical Episode 17 – Semih Salihoglu](https://www.jesse-anderson.com/2025/02/unapologetically-technical-episode-17-semih-salihoglu/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=unapologetically-technical-episode-17-semih-salihoglu) _2025-02-11 · Jesse Anderson · Jesse Anderson_ In this episode of Unapologetically Technical, I interview Semih Salihoglu, Associate Professor at the University of Waterloo and co-founder and CEO of Kuzu. Semih is a researcher and entrepreneur with a background in distributed systems and databases. He shares his journey from a small city in Turkey to the hallowed halls of Yale University, where he studied computer science and economics. This… ## [Unapologetically Technical Episode 16 – David Jayatillake](https://www.jesse-anderson.com/2025/01/unapologetically-technical-episode-16-david-jayatillake/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=unapologetically-technical-episode-16-david-jayatillake) _2025-01-14 · Jesse Anderson · Jesse Anderson_ In this episode of Unapologetically Technical, I interview David Jayatillake, the Head of AI at Cube. David is an AI manager who spent many years delivering analytics and AI solutions. He discusses his time at Worldpay, where he progressed from an analyst to a pricing manager, and how he leveraged data engineering to optimize processes and drive profitability. He also talks about his leadership… ## [Unapologetically Technical Episode 15 – Frances Perry](https://www.jesse-anderson.com/2024/12/unapologetically-technical-episode-15-frances-perry/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=unapologetically-technical-episode-15-frances-perry) _2024-12-26 · Jesse Anderson · Jesse Anderson_ We re down to the last month of the year, but we re never leaving without a new episode of the Unapologetically Technical! In this episode, I interview Frances Perry, the Head of Engineering at MotherDuck. Frances Perry is an engineering manager who spent many years as a heads-down coder creating various distributed systems used in Google and Google Cloud. Frances shares her insights from 16 years… ## [Book review – Reaching A Verdict: Reviewing The Bill 1993-1994](https://archivetvmusings.blog/2024/11/30/book-review-reaching-a-verdict-revewing-the-bill/) _2024-11-30 · archivetvmusings · Archive Television Musings_ The third book in Edward Kellett s series, we ve now reached 1993 and 1994 a period of change for The Bill as a third weekly episode was added to the schedule. As with the previous volumes, each of the two sections (dedicated to 1993 and 1994) begin by highlighting a number of key episodes (which Continue reading Book review Reaching A Verdict: Reviewing The Bill 1993-1994 ## [Unapologetically Technical Episode 14 – Cliff Crosland](https://www.jesse-anderson.com/2024/10/unapologetically-technical-episode-14-cliff-crosland/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=unapologetically-technical-episode-14-cliff-crosland) _2024-10-29 · Jesse Anderson · Jesse Anderson_ https://youtu.be/Riy8860hHSo Unapologetically Technical s newest episode is now live! In this episode of Unapologetically Technical, I interview Cliff Crosland, the co-founder and CEO of Scanner.dev. Cliff Crosland is a data engineer passionate about helping people wrangle massive log volumes. He sees logs as a treasure trove of insights and believes effective log analysis is critical in \[ \] The… ## [Data Teams Survey 2020-2024 Analysis](https://www.jesse-anderson.com/2024/09/data-teams-survey-2020-2024-analysis/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=data-teams-survey-2020-2024-analysis) _2024-09-18 · Jesse Anderson · Jesse Anderson_ Survey Changes Over Time Between 2020 and 2024 (see 2020, 2023, and 2024 for each year’s information), I’ve been conducting a data teams survey. I wanted to dedicate an entire post to examining the change in data teams over time. Total Value Creation The most important question I ask each year concerns data team value creation. I break the question into two parts: “How successful would the… ## [The Bill – Episode 6.63 – Attitudes (7th August 1990)](https://archivetvmusings.blog/2024/09/15/the-bill-episode-6-63-attitudes/) _2024-09-15 · archivetvmusings · Archive Television Musings_ Written by Arthur McKenzie, Directed by Richard Holthouse Knowing PC Young s eventual fate, it s difficult not to look back at any episodes which featured him strongly with a keen eye to see how his character was developed. Even this early on it looks like the essential building blocks were in place Young is keen Continue reading The Bill Episode 6.63 Attitudes (7th August 1990) ## [The Bill – 6.62 – Come Fly With Me (2nd August 1990)](https://archivetvmusings.blog/2024/09/13/the-bill-6-62-come-fly-with-me-2nd-august-1990/) _2024-09-13 · archivetvmusings · Archive Television Musings_ Written by Peter Gibbs, Directed by Michael Kerrigan Cruising down the street, Ackland and Stamp notice a considerable disturbance outside a travel agency. This becomes the main theme of the episode although the secondary storyline (Stringer and Marshall attempting to locate an illegal immigrant) is also given a fair amount of screen-time. Although the travel Continue reading The Bill 6.62 Come… ## [The Bill – Episode 6.61 – Feeling Brave (31st July 1990)](https://archivetvmusings.blog/2024/09/11/the-bill-episode-6-61-feeling-brave-31st-july-1990/) _2024-09-11 · archivetvmusings · Archive Television Musings_ Written by John Milne, Directed by Richard Holthouse Carver, Stamp and Quinnan are en route to arrest Daniel King (a builder accused of GBH). But they never get there, as they spot an early morning robbery taking place at a post office. Carver and Stamp give chase on foot but it doesn t end well Continue reading The Bill Episode 6.61 Feeling Brave (31st July 1990) ## [The Bill – Episode 6.60 – Watch My Lips (26th July 1990)](https://archivetvmusings.blog/2024/09/09/the-bill-episode-6-60-watch-my-lips-26th-july-1990/) _2024-09-09 · archivetvmusings · Archive Television Musings_ Written by Patrick Harkin, Directed by Julian Aymes Watch My Lips is that rarest of beasts a story where WPC Ford (Vicki Gee-Dare) takes centre stage. The Private Sponge of Sun Hill, Ford is someone who from time to time would haunt the periphery of stories (occasionally being gifted a line or two). Gee-Dare s Continue reading The Bill Episode 6.60 Watch My Lips (26th July 1990) ## [Are You Being Served? and the Munich Olympics](https://archivetvmusings.blog/2024/09/08/are-you-being-served-and-the-munich-olympics/) _2024-09-08 · archivetvmusings · Archive Television Musings_ One fact everybody knows about the Comedy Playhouse broadcast of Are You Being Served? in September 1972 is that it was hastily parachuted into the BBC schedules after the massacre at the Munich Olympics created large programming gaps. Speaking in the AYBS? edition of Comedy Connections (tx 23rd June 2003), co-writer Jeremy Lloyd confirms this, Continue reading Are You Being Served? and the Munich… ## [The Bill – Episode 6:59 – Angles (24th July 1990)](https://archivetvmusings.blog/2024/09/07/the-bill-episode-659-angles-24th-july-1990/) _2024-09-07 · archivetvmusings · Archive Television Musings_ Written by Arthur Mackenzie, Directed by Roger Tucker Bag thefts from cars are becoming more and more of a problem. Brownlow wants results, but he s not prepared to authorise any overtime. This is the cue for a highly entertaining face-off between Burnside and Monroe (an implacable force meeting an immovable object). Despite being a relative Continue reading The Bill Episode 6:59 Angles (24th July…