Russell Parker

@pussellrarker.bsky.social

he/him chicken-brained biological disaster as seen in VT well knowne a Strumpet lewd

I'm not a full-time opinions-on-the-BBC-haver but... I know middle-aged and older people sometimes fantasise about a BBC that makes 2- or 3-set audience sitcoms and low-budget wobbly-wall dramas like it used to when they were young and unscarred by the pressures of adult life. This isn't totally...

I understand that journalists are not necessarily experts in every area of the subject they cover. But this is the equivalent of a motoring correspondent having never heard of petrol isn't it?

Right. I'm on a nightbus home. So the law is i have to tell y'all a story. So let me tell you about the time i ended up drinking with Ray Harryhausen's right-hand animator. Who we were incorrectly convinced was full of so much shit

The Society of Authors has withdrawn from the ill-conceived concession to the dark side that was the "ethical GenAI" charter because of the mass and vocal outrage of authors. Publishers need to be made afraid of this level of anger too.

Interviewed Reece Shearsmith for the third time and found him on highly agreeable form chatting Last One Laughing UK: Halloween (as well as Lou Sanders) for Radio Times. Plus I cut my finger prior to opening his book and spread blood on its pristine opening pages, which seems fitting

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This latest World of Telly video episode from Neil and John is excellent, as always - if you’re super familiar with the subject theres always some brand new info; if you’re completely new to it, there’s always enough intrigue to draw you in. Recommended, as per usual👍

World of Telly@world-of-telly.bsky.social · 3w ago

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