The AirWaves: Recent Episodes
The AirWaves
Every week Russ Clewett, Karl Madden, Alex G Fox and Tony Blunt discuss the week's media and entertainment news.
Karl, Alex, Russ, and Barry bring The AirWaves back to the the airwaves with a new episode. The chaps discuss Doctor Who, and what is wrong with _some_ modern sci-fi.
Russ and Tone are joined by Matt Morley of New on Netflix for the first time in a while to discuss video games. We discuss our favourites, our disappointments, and we find out just how much the panel know about games.
The panel returns this week to continue their discussion on Star Trek. One of the longest running sci-fi franchises, detailing the exploits of several United Federation of Planets starship crews.
Alex, Russ, Tony and Karl recount their enjoyment of the show through its many iterations spanning TV shows, movies and cartoons.
Together they, once again, will bold go where so many others have gone before.
The panel is here this week to discuss Star Trek. One of the longest running sci-fi franchises, detailing the exploits of several United Federation of Planets starship crews.
Alex, Russ, Tony and Karl recount their enjoyment of the show through its many iterations spanning TV shows, movies and cartoons.
Together they will bold go where so many others have gone before.
As the recording was so long we’ve split it into two episodes. The conclusion of this discussion will be on the next episode.
We also have another #tweetthattuneintime theme tune to guess.
This week Russ, Tone and Karl turn their attention to their favourite directors and the great movies they have made, along with a few that may have missed their mark a little bit.
We also have another #tweetthattuneintime theme tune to guess.
The panel of Tone, Alex, Russ and Karl return once again to discuss what movies they were really looking forward to but disappointed them, before turning their attention to movies that became surprising favourites.
Music services are all the same says Jimmy Iovine, Doctor Who needs to ditch the story arcs, Netflix has an F1 documentary coming, and theres one last series of the Hitch-Hikers Guide to the Galaxy.
This week Alex, Russ and Karl return to finally finish going through the movie trailers for this Summer’s releases...yes, I said finally.
This week Tony, Alex and Karl discuss the results of the Oscars and it's plummeting viewership before continuing to preview the upcoming Summer movies.
This week Alex, Russ, Tone and Karl return to discuss the upcoming Solo movie as well as the forthcoming HBO show Fahrenheit 451. They finally turn their attention to the titles we can look forward to as we move into Summer.
The Airwaves podcast returns in a slightly altered state but the regular crew are still all here. This week Alex, Russ, Tony and Karl look over the week's news before turning their attention to the recent controversy that was Star Wars The Last Jedi. The movie has divided viewers along many lines, but what could this mean for the adventures set a long time ago in galaxy far far away?
Streaming appears to have broken the charts, Robot Wars returns, Alex and Russ have bought things, and Goodnight Sweetheart is to make a return.
Top Gear has finally arrived, the BBC is saving money, Castle is cancelled, and we've been watching quite a lot of stuff!
In an episode recorded a couple of weeks ago, we say goodbye to some much loved stars, we take a look at the Rogue one trailer, examine the merits of a Twilight Zone remake, and complain some more about Doctor Who, its all here, there and everywhere else. Its The Airwaves.
On an episode recorded nearly a month ago. Cross platform play, Screening Room is freaking out cinema owners, Top Gear needs stars, and Facebook likes don't really mean anything. Its time for the Airwaves.
The final part of a 4 hours recording session a couple of weeks ago. SuperTed is back, content is coming to Netflix, the BBC trust is "flawed", and Nicholas Meyer is coming back to Star Trek.
Last week's episode included this little chat about cassettes and analogue in general. And here it is!
Stephen Fry has stormed off, BBC Three has turned off, we hope the new Star Trek will take off, and Dr. Dre has a series coming. The AirWaves, begins.
Top Gear has hosts, House of Cards has a trailer, Black Mirror has cast members, SHVS gets a couple of mentions. Its could only be, The AirWaves.
Deloreans are back, House of Cards is back, Blade Runner is back, Star Wars is staying on film and we say a fond farewell to Terry Wogan. Karl and Alex are here, I was busy. This, is AirWaves.
Netflix is popular, Steven Moffat is leaving Doctor Who, Chris Evans nearly bailed on Top Gear, and we've all had a discussion about Star Wars. AirWaves is on!
Everything we watched over Christmas, everything we'll be watching over 2016. X-Files is nearly here, Matt Groening could be moving to Netflix.
With Russ Clewett, Alex G Fox, and Tony Blunt
The iPlayer has come to the Apple TV, Star Trek Beyond has got a trailer, Independence Day 2 has got a trailer and Brent Spiner is along for the ride. All that and not a lot else I'm afraid. Its the AirWaves.
Jar Jar Binks is not in Star Wars, Alan Yentob has left the BBC, and we've summed up this series of Doctor Who, I've got a cold, Alex has a cold, Tone is perfectly healthy!
Top of the Pops but we know not why, BBC 3 is headed online, Amazon and Channel 4 expanding their streaming, and what has Karl got against Prometheus. Find out right now on The AirWaves.
Rdio is gone, the Red Button could be going, Alex is here, Karl is just behind him, its time for The AirWaves.
Karl and I bought stuff, supermarkets has Christmas adverts, there's trailers to talk about and a series we'd rather not see come back. The AirWaves is back though.
Star Trek is coming back to TV, Doctor Who is staying on TV, Twitch is streaming an old TV show, and the Phonetic alphabet. The AirWaves is up!
Trailers are out in force this week and we're disappointed by at least 1 one them, Doctor Who really needs some work, and the Apple TV is on its way. The AirWaves, is already here.
Star Wars has news, and lots of it, Sony wants to do a Dangermouse film, Trainspotting 2 is shooting next summer, and Indiana Jones 5 is a thing. So is the AirWaves.
Doctor Who is back and we're here to take it apart piece by piece in great detail, Only Fools and Horses could have had another episode, Star Citizen is late, and Black Mirror is set for a third season. The AirWaves is set for another episode!
Its the Apple TV's time to shine, the UK's turn to get Star Wars second, Netflix's opinion that Top Gear is overpriced, and the AirWaves Season 4.
Amazon has signed the Top Gear team, Amazon has brought music to prime, Amazon is limiting prime use and the BBC's rivals aren't doing as bad as people think! This beings with an A its The AirWaves!
Danger Mouse got a trailer, the Muppets got a series, pirates could get a ten year sentence, James Bond has a trailer and Alex has a collection of Jokes to share. Meanwhile, its the AirWaves.
Comic-con happened, the BBC might be moving the news channel online, Doctor Who has got a trailer, and the Brittas empire is on its way back. Also on its way back, The AirWaves.
Apple music is out and we've been listening, Star Trek is Beyond, Steve Wozniak has things to say about accuracy, and the BBC is giving away licences. Its all here on the AirWaves!
Interstellar should be shown in schools but Madden doesn't think so, the Top Gear fiasco is at an end, Lionel Richie has done well at Glastonbury, and we've talked a bit more about Apple Music. All that and a couple of other bits and pieces, the AirWaves is up!
Chris Evans is taking the wheel, Ghostbusters is filming and Tone has things to say about that, Jaws is 40, and the panel takes a long look into the activities of a financial adviser's daughter.
The Punisher is coming to Daredevil, Apples got some music stuff to peddle, Clarksons done some voiceovers and wouldn't you like to enter the Crystal Maze. All of that, and a little bit more, The AirWaves is back!
Everything people think they know about Doctor Who, the first Steve Jobs biopic trailer, David Lynch returns to Twin Peaks and a whole load of things that we've been watching. Episode 50 is up next.
The X-Files is back, Oculus Rift is on its way, XBox One is recording TV, and does the world really need more Red Dwarf. All of that and a couple of other bits on this weeks AirWaves!!
A new series of Daredevil is on its way, Valve is selling mods, everyone has left Top Gear and Tidal didn't exactly produce a wave of support, you know, cos' its called Tidal, wave, ehh??
Star Wars, Terminator, Batman VS Superman, Fantastic 4 it's trailer week on the AirWaves. Season 3, episode 47, The AirWaves, here we go.
BBC Studios is a thing, a side-step Sherlock and scary Doctor Who are on the way, Family Guy is moving away from the BBC, and theres a new ZX Spectrum. There's also a new AirWaves.
The UK is headed to Eurovision, but the song isn't great, Rogue One is on the way, Meerkat is here and popular, and we say goodbye to Maxis. Say hello, to The AirWaves.
The TV Licence fee is changing, iTV is doing better, Harrison Ford is coming back to Blade Runner, and we discuss House of Cards season 3. All that and more, this is The AirWaves!
Its Oscars week, BBC4 has got Serial, the Pono player is rubbish and Kentucky police are trying to be funny. Alex, Tone, and Karl are here to the AirWaves.
We've got Spiderman headed to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Fifty Shades of Grey breaking US box office records, TED talks coming to Radio 4, and Netflix cant keep its cards to its chest. AirWaves, is up!
The BAFTAs happened last night, we'll discuss, Netflix wants to make a Zelda series, theres more 50 Shades of Grey on the way. Ladies, Gentlemen, and Samsung TVs, welcome to The Airwaves.
Simon Pegg is writing Star Trek 3, the search for scripts, George Lucas has no interest in Sci-fi, the Ghostbusters remake is on its way. And some words have been copyrighted, none of those words, are The AirWaves.
Venues are saying 'leave your selfie sticks at home', Amazon is making movies, the X-Files could be coming back, and it looks like Top Gear can't be trusted. Trust me, its the AirWaves.
The British museum has a large stack of wax cylinders, lacquer discs, cassettes, reel-to-reel tapes and minidiscs they need digitising, Google TV is dead, and Netflix are not blocking the VPN users. They tell me its The AirWaves.
Historic dramas are playing fast and loose with the facts, Back to the Future got some things right, Netflix might be going after VPN users, and we've got everything we watched over the Christmas break. The AirWaves is upon us!
One more time in 2014. It's everything you wanted to know about 2014 in 2 hours! It's the AirWaves.
The Terminator, trailer. 007, trailer. Better Call Saul, trailer. House of Cards, trailer. The AirWaves, doesn't have a trailer.
Podcasts are popular, Universal wants the Steve Jobs Biopic, and Steven Fry is in Dangermouse, all of this and so much more, Its the AirWaves! ...and the Star Wars trailer.
Odeon is topping up it's ticket prices, the BBC is trying the MTV thing, Highlander could be coming back with Tom Cruise, and Shirley Bassey is looking to correct some bum notes. All that, and Karl Madden, its the AirWaves.
YouTube holds the key to music subscriptions, Taylor Swift holds a grudge against Spotify, the MPAA wants to tell you where the stream is at and we've got a lot to say about the Doctor Who finale. But its after the music at the end of the show, and there are spoilers, its all coming up, on The AirWaves!
Star Wars fans are writing better titles, Ridley Scott is making television, Blizzard has a new IP, and Toy Story 4 is completely unnecessary. AirWaves Episode 30, lets do this.
Marvel is making movies, film makers are making noise, Nottingham is making cultural additions, and people on Amazon are writing reviews, more on that later, the AirWaves is up!
Amazons got a stick, Deezer bought stitcher, Christian Bale is playing Steve Jobs and Alex's Phone is on fire! Much like the AirWaves.
James Bond is coming to comics, Myst is coming to TV, HBO is coming to the web but how, and we've all had a minor disagreement about the new Dad's Army film. AirWaves, is on!
Twin Peaks is coming back, America says goodbye to Saturday morning cartoons, and Netflix says hello to Adam Sandler. Say what you want, to The AirWaves.
We're back in iTunes, Parodies are OK, William Shatner could be heading back to Star Trek, Alex says, we're heading in to the AirWaves!
New on Netflix comes to the US, Alexander Armstrong is coming to Dangermouse, and apparently the Doctor Who Christmas Special is cast... Let us move, into the AirWaves!
Microsoft bought Mojang, PC Owners bought The Sims 4, the BBC bought more W1A, and nobody wanted the new U2 album, everybody wants the AirWaves.
The Clangers are coming back, Doctor Who episodes have been remastered, Amazon has brought it's box to the UK, and Alex and I have discussed the merits of early 90s 3 band EQs. Belive it or not, its the AirWaves!
Amazon bought Twitch, Guardians of the Galaxy was a huge success, and Doctor Who has returned, so there's that. The AirWaves season 2 is go!
You want to take photos at the National Gallery, go right, ahead! You want a less user friendly Doctor Who? We've got that too! And why not a Babylon 5 remake! Alex, Tone, and Bryn are here, for The AirWaves!
Matt's got the real list of worst Netflix films, the BBC might have found some odd song lyrics, and now games are good for kids, step aside, its the AirWaves!
The BBC is trying some new tech, copyright holder are trying a new strategy, and Netflix is trying our patience with some rather terrible films. This, is the AirWaves.
Amazons got a netflix for books but we're not getting it any time soon, an 11 year old is about to make a lot of money, and should Chris Barrie do more Brittas Empire... We should do more AirWaves!
The Walkman is turning 35, Pink Floyd have a new album on the way, and its either, Vermeer, veneer, or vermouth. Lets call it, The AirWaves!
YouTube is getting more features, Sherlock could be getting a special (we'll discuss why that might not be a good thing), theres a bunch of Doctor Who news to discuss, and Dangermouse. Its all coming up, in The AirWaves.
Harrison Ford broke his ankle but the show must go on, the Pythons are headed back to the TV, and someone else thinks they know how the BBC should be run, The AirWaves, starts now!
Apple's been chatting to developers, BBC dramas are up for awards, Stargate is getting a remake, and Alex and Sarah refuse to acknowledge the importance of Elite! Lets do The AirWaves!
Ripper street series 3 begins filming, Star Wars begins filming, Netflix is doing a series about the Queen... And Quentin Tarantino believes that film is dead... But The AirWaves remains, very much alive!
Fox needs the Batman, Netflix needs an extra pound, Spotify needs to not have a silent album on its service, and we all need the original Star Wars films. But The AirWaves is optional…
With Russ Clewett, Alex G Fox and Tony Blunt
We've got a cast for Star Wars, Kevin Spacey for Call of Duty, a buyer for Channel 5 and Alex has a review for Fargo. All of that and more means, The AirWaves!
Dad's Army on its way back, Mumbled costume dramas, Netflix getting more expensive, and somebody finally dug up those old Atari cartridges. It could only be, The AirWaves
It was Easter this weekend so we ended up taking the week off, but fear not. We've got a little something for you that we cut out of our first episode. What you're about to hear is our conversation about the Flappy Bird saga.
Nature films on the Oculus Rift. Comixology bought by Amazon! Stephen Colbert taking over the Late Show! It could only be The AirWaves!