SploffVision returns for its third outing this Saturday evening. Expect more choice anime picks, a PSA, and the 1991 political drama Europa by Lars von Trier. Of course the lineup has been curated by our very own Sploff.
8.00 The Outsider
8.10 The Blackwater Gospel
8.20 The Cathedral
8.25 Genius Party Beyond – Toujin Kit
8.40 Future Shorts – Lift
9.05 A Decade of Doctor Who
9.15 Europa (1991)
11.00 Memories 3 – Cannon Fodder
Howdy ho quarrantinos! I’ve decided to do another themed season, this time featuring films from the year 1993. This is going to be a nostalgia trip for me – these are classic films from my childhood, a couple of which I can remember going to see at the cinema. Others I watched on VHS, at home or in the primary school AV room! This week’s films are Addams Family Values and the seminal Jurassic Park. We’ve also got Quantocking, the series 3 finale of Peep Show, capping off the TV comedy block.
4.00 Flouncer’s Music Show
TV Comedy Block
6.00 The Adventures of Pete & Pete – S03E08 Allnighter
6.25 Minder – S03E10 Broken Arrow
7.15 Vic Reeves Big Night Out S01E06
7.40 Black Books – S03E04 A Little Flutter
8.05 The Adam and Joe Show – S04E02
8.30 Peep Show – S03E06 Quantocking
Films of ’93 Season, Week 1
9.00 Addams Family Values (1993)
10.35 Jurassic Park (1993)
Sorry for the late notice – there will be some retro TV today, starting around 5pm with some Ceefax. The CBBC section will begin at 6pm, followed by our usual shows. Louis Theroux returns to kick some alien ass in this week’s Weird Weekends! The film will be The Addams Family (1991) – the 1993 sequel will be shown on tomorrow’s Funbucket. We’ll finish up with some Open University stuff and an authentic closedown.
6.00 Barney Bear
6.10 It’ll Never Work
6.35 Grange Hill
7.00 Neighbours
7.25 The Fresh Prince of Bel Air – S01E05 Homeboy, Sweet Homeboy
7.45 Star Trek: The Next Generation – S01E08 The Battle
8.30 Louis Theroux’s Weird Weekends – S01E02 UFOs
9.20 Third Watch – S01E04 Hell is What You Make of It
10.00 The Addams Family (1991)
11.40 The Open University
12.10 Closedown
Join the stream Wednesday 18/03/20 for gaming, TV shows, a movie and the usual chat.
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4:00 Let’s Play Gabriel Knight II: The Beast Within (Part 12)
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6:00 GamesMaster (series 2, episode 16)
6:30 Operation Good Guys – ‘Operation Snowdrop’ (series 3, episode 6)
7:00 Operation Good Guys – ‘Where Are They Now?’ (DVD extra)
7:25 Saxondale – ‘Wasps’ (series 1, episode 3)
7:55 The Life & Times of Tim – ‘Action-Packed Heist & Fall Foliage’ (series 3, episode 8)
8:30 – Inside No. 9 – ‘Sardines’ (series 1, episode 1)
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9:00 The Movie – Barton Fink (1991)
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Join the stream from 4:00pm (GMT) and onward,…
5pm Deletes Take Away
6pm Archers Goon – Episode 1
6:25 The Simpsons – Season 1 Episode 2 Bart The Genius
6.45 King Of The Hill – Chasing Bobby
7:10 South Park – Spooky Fish
7:35 The Twilight Zone – The Little People
8.00 Secret Life Of Machines – Series 1 The Refridgerator
8:25 One Foot In The Grave – Series 1 Episode 6 The Return Of The Speckled Band (Last of Series 1)
8.55 Red Dwarf – Mechocracy
9.25 I Love Lucy – Cuban Pals
9.50 Twin Peaks – Season 2 Episode 12
10:45 Plays For Britian – Hitting The Town
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Hitting Town was Poliakoff’s first ever work shown on television. It was a screen version of his stage play, which won him the Evening Standard Most Promising Playwright Award.…
Following on from Flouncer’s Saturday Sepulchre, I’ll be doing another bit of hogTV.
Tonight’s feature will be Michael Haneke’s cinematic debut – The Seventh Continent. The less said about it the better.
In between – NEW hogTV idents.
Afterwards – some more stuff!
9:30 – Music & Intro
9:35 – Orange Blossoms for Violet (1952)
Live action Warner Brothers theatrical short starring a load of little monkeys… Imagine that!
9:45 – The Seventh Continent (1989)
11:35 – Industrial Canada, Whaling, British Columbia’s Least Known and Most Romantic Industry (1919)
Continuing last night’s theme of killer whales, we turn the tables on the fuckers. Featuring non-stop whale slaughter. Appropriate soundtrack included.
11:50 – Love It or Leave It (1970)
A short experimental film by Tom Palazzolo examining American patriotism via the popular conservative phrase “Love it or leave it”.
12:05 – La Soufrière (1977)
A short Werner Herzog documentary in which he visits an evacuated town on a small Carribean island,…
I’m going to be doing one of my Saturday specials today, before handing over to Hedge for some HogTV around 9.30 – I’ll be starting with a special music show at 5pm, followed by some music performances, then some depressing documentaries (including one about are Fred and Rose) and railway ephemera. Ave summa that!
ahh, you lot know the drill by now – – if Flouncer is doing his retro thaaaang then i’ll be along later with civil wars (knights of god) tales from the maverick club (gangsters – series 2, episode 1 – where it all starts to get a wee bit weird) the continuing spiral of kiwi unfortunates (fresh eggs) low budget but well put together tongue in cheek horror (urban gothic – sum of the parts – this one has one of my favourite ever scenes in it) the continuation of the supposed redemption of a corporate fraudster – even though he’s a hard wired bellpipe (living in your car). the random pilot however, are gone for now. gonna keep things under wraps until series ends. the last pogram broadcast will be the first of BSB’s attempt at making a soap opera. in true BSB fashion though they just couldn’t have a story about people who lived close to each other. nah. remember, these are the fuckers who invented the squarial. they had to put their own stamp on it, so their flagship soap opera was in fucking space. Jupiter moon episode 1 closes out OTH on monday night.
*if Flouncer’s retro slot isn’t airing i might start a bit earlier with either some music,…
Hi there gang, I’m not sure when I’m going to be around Sunday next due to a prior family engagement, so for this week I’m forgoing the usual schedule and going OFF-ROAD with a miscellaneous assortment of music, TV and film starting around 6-ish. Be seeing you!
My hopes are high for this Friday, despite the inauspicious date. Starting at 9pm, we will be watching a pair of films featuring fatal fish and calamitous cetaceans. Orca (1977) is a rip-off of Jaws (1975), but we’ll be watching them in the wrong order! As usual the music show will start at 4pm.
4.00 Flouncer’s Music Show
TV Comedy Block
6.00 The Adventures of Pete & Pete – S03E07 Last Laugh
6.25 Minder – S03E09 Why Pay Tax?
7.15 Vic Reeves Big Night Out S01E05
7.40 Black Books – S03E03 Moo-Ma and Moo-Pa
8.05 The Adam and Joe Show – S04E01
8.30 Peep Show – S03E05 Jurying
Aquatic Atrocities Double Bill
9.00 Orca (1977)
10.30 Jaws (1975)
