Fresh from a pair of Werewolf breaks, Lee & James talking about 1974's smashing together of Agatha Christie, blaxploitation, The Deadliest Game and William Castle. 

Your friends Kevin and James are here to talk about the classic Peter Davison serial Kinda, Twice Upon A Time, and some other stuff too!

The Shabcast returns and I'm rejoined by Phil to chat about the next TARDIS Eruditorum book, the 7th Doctor era, the Wilderness Years, the Virgin New Adventures, etc.

Yeah! Lee & James cover the last true Amicus anthology. What will they think of it?

Your awesome hosts are as punctual as ever - blame James - as they talk the ultimate Capaldi series, some Christmas goodwill, and the Pertwee serial Inferno, wrapping up their first ever discussion of a full season of Classic Who!

Enjoy James & Lee having a good chat about this 70s Amicus entry. 

In this episode of Pex Lives, your boys chat The Seventh Seal, Jodie Whitaker, the Ambassadors of Death, personal hypocrisies and much more. 

Lee and James are descending down to the vault in this swift but great conversation on Amicus' 1973 film.

Jack reads 'Lukundoo' by Edward Lucas White.

• “In Search of Scanlines”, the Tested.com article that set me down this path.
• My Life in Gaming on Retro Gaming on CRTs and the Analogue NT Mini FPGA console
• Bob and Jose Cruz from IFixRetro turn an unwanted consumer CRT TV into an arcade monitor. Do not try this at home.
• The name of the Japanese poetic structure I was stumbling over is kishōtenketsu. Here's the full poem I was trying to recite from memory, and that I of course butchered horrifically:

  Daughters of Itoya, in the Honmachi of Osaka. (ki)

  The elder daughter is sixteen and the younger one is fourteen. (shō)

  Throughout history, daimyo killed the enemy with bows and arrows. (ten)

  The daughters of Itoya kill with their eyes. (ketsu)

• Where to find Bob:
  • The main site is RetroRGB.com. Just to get you started, here are some of my favourite pages:
    • RGB Guide, including an introduction to RGB
    • RGB Monitors
    • Dedicated pages for the NES/Famicom, SEGA Mega Drive/Genesis, SNES/Super Famicom and a breakdown of the various Game Boy model revisions and mods.
  • Bob has a YouTube channel as well, so be sure to subscribe if you want to get caught up on all the latest developments in the field of retro gaming and retro game preservation. Also please consider supporting his Patreon to help keep him going.
  • You can also follow RetroRGB on Facebook and Twitter.
• You all should know where to find me by now.