Jaffa Cakes For Proust: Recent Episodes
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Gary Rodger (aka Mooncat) and Tilt Araiza (aka Ocho) bring Sitcom Club-style discussion to things other than sitcoms; they'll take on TV, cinema and other aspects of popular culture, frequently 20th century British fare.
Tilt's occasional Scroogechats continue - this time, he's joined by Michael Kupperman to discuss the 1951 production starring Alastair Sim.
Tilt is joined by Tanya Jones to discuss Disney's 1983 adaptation, via DuckTales, seasonal traditions, Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers and Redvers Kyle.
So, it's come to this. Tilt has Gary on his solo show and they dig into Rich Little's one-man Christmas Carol stuffed with celebrity impressions; also, Gary forgets recent podcasting history and books his own fantasy Scroogefest.
Tilt and musician Neptune J Max consider 1970 musical spectacular Scrooge and its place in the cinematic school of "Dickens Van Dyke".
This time around Tilt is joined by friend of The Sitcom Club Birdie in a discussion of Ebenezer, a Western version of Dickens' tale. The adaptation is loose and the conversation is equally given to straying off the topic (though Tilt did remove an extended discussion of the wonders of the Isle of Wight).
In an attempt to do a timely seasonal special, each month Tilt Araiza and guest review a different adaptation of A Christmas Carol - to begin, Tilt is joined by Tyler Adams to discuss The Muppet Christmas Carol.
Tilt, Gary and Tyler - the Knights of Jaffa - leap into Doctor Who series 2, beginning with Planet of Giants.
It’s 3.10pm! Just us for part two of our Christmas special as we enjoy BBC1’s fare in 1984.
Merry Christmas! Jaffa Cakes for Santa returns with a two-part special as we enjoy Christmas Day 1984 on BBC1.
Jaffaville goes beyond the confines of the traditional listings guide to find some alternative seasonal drama.
A special edition for Mexican Independence Day - Tilt and Gary enjoy three films from the big-screen icon Cantinflas.
It’s our season finale; join Tilt and Gary as they follow the Yellow Submarine’s animated adventure from 1968.
Season's greetings! Join Gary and Tilt as they (snow) plough through thirty years of listings to find the perfect Christmas night schedule.
We take in the sights and sounds of a sunny day in London as Tilt and Gary travel back to 1966 for Michael Bentine's The Sandwich Man.
Roll up! Tilt and Gary are joined by Tyler to discuss The Beatles' unique contribution to your Christmas viewing for 1967.
It's Saturday morning singalong fun! Tilt, Gary and guest Ken Mills discuss the Fab Four's animated adventures.
It's Sgt Pepper...but not as we know it! Tilt and Gary take a trip to Heartland, USA - a splendid time is guaranteed for all.
Our new, all-American adventure begins as Tilt and Gary discuss Thanksgiving schedules and more in...Jaffaville!
We're back to the Regal for a double feature, as Gary and Tilt discuss Ask A Policeman starring Will Hay and Cannon And Ball's remake, The Boys In Blue.
It's Eric and Ern...in colour! Gary and Tilt return to the cinema to discuss The Intelligence Men, That Riviera Touch, The Magnificent Two and Night Train To Murder.
Our two-part celebration of the Supermatch game continues as Tilt, Gary and guest beanisacarrot discuss Blankety Blank and its Australian equivalent.
In the first of a two-part edition, Tilt, Gary and guest Megan Stemm-Wade discuss the original 'Blankety Blank', Goodson-Todman's Match Game.
We're back to the Regal as Tilt, Tyler and Gary enjoy another three British pop movies, this time of a slightly later vintage.
We're off out for an evening's entertainment (and the odd glass of champagne) as Tilt and Gary explore the music hall era.
It's out, brothers, out as Gary and Tilt explore industrial action on British television from 1968 - 1987.
We continue our look at British pop on the big screen with three early 60s attractions: What A Crazy World, Live It Up and It's Trad Dad.
We're back! Tilt and Gary return for a new season with the swinging sounds of 1950s British pop via three films: Rock You Sinners, Six-Five Special and Expresso Bongo.
It's our Christmas special, and we're off to the pantomime! Gary, Tilt and guest contributors discuss their memories of the seasonal theatrical tradition.
Join us as Gary and Tilt from Jaffa Cakes For Proust dissect the Christmas Day schedules from 1985.
It's time to unveil ITV's seasonal selection box as we plunder the All-Star Comedy Carnival, packed with mini episodes of the network's best sitcoms.
We're back in the realm of hauntology as Gary and Tilt are joined by Birdie to discuss the 1975 BBC children's drama The Changes.
Long before Yakety Sax, Benny Hill was entertaining BBC viewers with well-observed, groundbreaking sketches as Gary and Tilt discover in this week's podcast.
New Doctor, old foes...Jaffa Cakes for Proust returns to 1966 for Patrick Troughton's first story - recently released in animated form - The Power Of The Daleks.
It's the eightieth anniversary of telly! Isn't it? Well, not quite...Jaffa Cakes For Proust investigates the birth of television, from low to high definition.
We're pulling an all-nighter! Gary and Tilt look back at the development of 24-hour television in the UK...who remembers The Nightshift?
Gary and Tilt are off to the Tenth Planet for William Hartnell's final outing as The Doctor and the first appearance of those nasty wee cyborgs.
We're off to the Regal (or the ABC if you prefer) as Tilt and Gary are joined by Tyler Adams to discuss the superb 1960 crime thriller The League Of Gentlemen.
Gary & Tilt are joined by Iain Hepburn to discuss & dissect the 1992 crime fantasy series Virtual Murder.
Crime solving with the stars - Gary and Tilt discuss the 1974 astrological detective series Zodiac starring Anouska Hempel, Anton Rodgers and a galaxy of famous faces.
Well, if it isn't a clash of the podcast worlds! Jeremy Phillips from Cinema Limbo joins Gary and Tilt to discuss Sydney Newman's pre-Doctor Who sci-fi adventure series Pathfinders In Space and its sequels.
Jaffa Cakes For Breakfast! Gary and Tilt take a look back at the development of early morning TV in the UK, all the way back to 1977.
Ask for a policeman and three turn up...or do they? Gary and Tilt are joined by Tyler Adams for a fun discussion on the ubiquitous actor David Lodge.
It's a quartet of suave, sophisticated but suspiciously familiar secret agents in this month's Jaffa Cakes For Proust as we investigate Four Non-Bonds...
Gary and Tilt return with an all-new series of Jaffas; first up, we're back in the TARDIS for a visit to Arizona with Mr W'Earp and friends.
Merry Christmas Eve from Jaffa Cakes For Proust! We’re plundering the archives to enjoy three very different versions of Charles Dickens’ classic tale.
Season’s greetings from BBC Television Centre…Jaffa Cakes delves into the archives to discuss festive viewing from 1958, 1964 & 1972.
Jaffa Cakes For Proust gets all festive with three films often seen in the off-peak hours of the TV schedules.
Yes, it's 1972 so it must be men dressed as women! JCfP looks at three British comedy films: A Couple Of Beauties, Ooh You Are Awful and Our Miss Fred.
Gary hasn’t seen a Doctor Who story for thirty-two years…Tilt selects an ideal title as we discuss The Romans from 1965.
Jaffa Cakes For Proust returns in a new, fortnightly series – first up, Gary and Tilt discuss Alan Plater’s TV adaptation of JB Priestley’s The Good Companions.
Mooncat, Ocho and Gee Baker discuss televisual nostalgia through the prism of PIFs, Picture Box and Pippin the dog.
Jaffa Cakes For Proust gets the network together as we look back on the BBC's Generation Game and Bruce Forsyth's later vehicle for ITV.
Mooncat and Ocho take a trip to the local Roxy for three British B movies from the 1950s.
It's an all-new weekend line-up as Mooncat and Ocho visit 1968 to see the latest member of the ITV network in action.
In the first of our everything-but-sitcom podcasts, Mooncat and Ocho discuss the Children's Film Foundation.
A show too short to be declared the first proper podcast from Jaffa Cakes, but too relevant not to be recorded.
An extra gift under the tree as Mooncat and Ocho present the pilot of Jaffa Cakes For Proust, discussing all things non-sitcom beginning with A Christmas Carol.