TV Good Sleep Bad

You are entering the vicinity of an area adjacent to a location. The kind of place where there might be a monster, or some kind of weird mirror. These are just examples; it could also be something much better….this is the TV Good Sleep Bad Twilight Zone special!! On this episode: Eye of the Beholder – Season 2 Ep: 6 Janet Tyler has just undergone her eleventh treatment in her attempts to look normal, but what horrors lie under the bandages, especially with the doctors referring to her face as a “Pitiful twisted lump of flesh” and just why do we never see the faces of the doctors treating her? The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street – Season 1 Ep: 22 The quiet suburb of Maple Street is thrown into chaos as mistrust grows between the residents when a roar and flash of light turn off the power to the street with the exception of one house. Are there aliens amongst them or is it pure paranoia? Also: The cultural impact of the Twilight Zone explored plus reviews of Doctor Who, Goblin Slayer, Akame Ga Kill and more!!

Back from their recent break Elwood and Lackey dive into another Cult TV double in what might be their most 90's episode ever as they revisit the Anime inspired "Powerpuff Girls" before checking out the utterly bonkers Hulk Hogan TV show "Thunder In Paradise". All this plus Lackey shares his thoughts on the latest incarnation of "Doctor Who", Elwood on why "Glow" is such an essential watch and much more!!

It's a double dose of warped humour on this episode as Elwood and Lackey revisit Warner Bros. most adventerous period before finishing with one of Lackey's most highly rated shows. In this episode, we discuss: Animaniacs Episode 2 + 3 (1993): It's time to learn the countries of the world, what Switzerland is famous for and were squirels hide thier nuts as Elwood introduces Lackey to the rapid fire quipping world of the Animaniacs. Inside No.9 episode 2, “A Quiet Night In” (2014): Since we started the show Lackey has talked about this show....now finally we watch it. Created by Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton (The League of Gentlemen) here they pay homage to silent cinema as a pair of cat burglers whose attempts to steal a painting goes wildly astray.

Elwood and Lackey return with another double dose of cult TV goodness this time kicking off with "Fringe" a show dismissed by some as an "X Files" cash in, the guys argue why this show was so much more. Rounding out this double bill is the 1977 public infomation film "Apaches" by John Mackenzie who would go on to direct the classic Brit gangster flick "The Long Good Friday". Here though he teaches us about farm safety as a group of kids repeatidly find ever more unique way to meet thier demise. All this plus Doctor Who re-releases, scavanger hunts and questioning if "Westworld" has become the new "Lost" plus much more!!

Elwood and Lackey are here for another monthly dose of Cult TV goodness which on this episode is a double dip of 90's brit comedy opening with "Goodness Gracious Me" were there is an invitation to take you out for an English, meet the one million Rupee man and discover that you can solve any issue with a small aubergine. Finally its time to hit the streets for a shock expose of the UK drugs scene, as comedy anarchist Chris Morris' faux current affairs show tackles the subject of drugs in his always unique way. All this plus making sense of Westworld, English eating habits and the decline of Law and Order: Special Victims plus much more!!

Elwood and Lackey present a Brit comedy double as they visit the show which in many ways was the pre-cursor to "The Big Bang" with "The IT Crowd" before heading off to join two questionable Hangmen in "Snuff Box" Plus The X Files season 11 wrap up, the return of Gotham, Elwood fixes the Big Bang Theory and Lackey reveals the most wanted lost "Doctor Who" episodes plus much more!!

Time for another cult TV double as on this episode Elwood and Lackey meet the world's most deadliest assassin in "Aeon Flux" before meeting the worst students in the world who are probebly more of a danger to themselves in "The Young Ones. All this plus we look at British fringe comedy, Elwood takes on Stephen Fry and Lackey shares his memories of Liquid Television plus much more!!

Cult Nostalgia is the theme of the day when Elwood and Lackey look back at two shows which embrace thier love for the cult while pushing it that bit further with fantastically weird results as they look at "Garth Marenghi's Darkplace" and the Australian underground hit "Danger 7". It's an episode packed with Nazi Dino soldiers, demonic possession, spontanious gun fights and questionable acting! If that wasn't enough we also take a look at Mumblecore, Lena Dunham, Xenial Directors and fringe 90's comedy plus much more.

It's christmas time once again, which of course means another trek into the world of Christmas specials for Elwood and Lackey, but will they be able to top "The Star Wars Holiday Special"? Stepping up to the plate first is the Rankin and Bass inspired "Community" episode "Abeds's Uncontrollable Christmas". Finally we head to PeeWee's Playhouse for a memorable and not to mention star studded special, while also taking a look at the troubled career of it's star / creator Paul Reubens. Follow the show: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/pages/TV-Good-Sleep-Bad/872688426118907 Twitter - @TVGoodSleepBad Our Partner Site - Channel Superhero http://channelsuperhero.com/ For Elwood's movie rants check out - http://fromthedepthsofdvdhell.blogspot.co.uk/ For more Lackey check out - http://thenightmaregallery.com/ http://cinemaaxis.com/author/drl909/ Opening theme "TV Is Awesome" by Fuzzy Machete - https://www.facebook.com/FuzzyMachete/?fref=ts

An episode celebrating oddballs and outcasts as this time we look at the MTV classic and suprising "Beavis and Butthead" spin off "Daria" before heading off to the hub of all weirdness with Joe Dante's "Eerrie Indianna" Follow the show: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/pages/TV-Good-Sleep-Bad/872688426118907 Twitter - @TVGoodSleepBad Our Partner Site - Channel Superhero http://channelsuperhero.com/ For Elwood's movie rants check out - http://fromthedepthsofdvdhell.blogspot.co.uk/ For more Lackey check out - http://thenightmaregallery.com/ http://cinemaaxis.com/author/drl909/ Opening theme "TV Is Awesome" by Fuzzy Machete - https://www.facebook.com/FuzzyMachete/?fref=ts