“I remember so much fun, Back in 1981. Ain’t no place I’d rather be. Except for 1983”. Men Without Hats are back, and they’re better than ever. In the first of an exclusive two-part chat, Roger Crow talks to singer/songwriter Ivan Doroschuk about the immortal 1980s smash, Safety Dance.

Men Without Hats’ new album, On the Moon, is released this month (November), and ‘I Love the 80s’ is an instant classic. Thanks to Ivan for the Nostalgiahhh jingle.

https://www.safetydance.com/

Thirty years after Star Trek Voyager launched, ‘Doctor’ Robert Picardo reflects on the show in a vintage chat.

That series is streaming on Paramount+.

It’s a decade since The Mentalist finished, so there will also be an archive interview with star Robin Tunney about that show.

That’s streaming on Amazon Prime and NOW.

From 2018, Jay Osmond discusses Crazy Horses, and why it was so liberating for the band. You can of course buy that on iTunes, and all good music outlets.

There’s a tribute to Brian May, 50 years after the release of Bohemian Rhapsody. (Queen fan Roger Crow had a chat with the woman who knows him best in 2018). All Queen music can be bought from reputable music outlets.

Plus, as Celebrity Traitors nears its finale, fans Angela Bradley and Rachael Popow assess the state of play.

That can be seen on BBC One and iPlayer.

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Roger Crow presents part two of the chat with Jessica Martin, who addresses her Dr Who experiences and meeting with Barbra Streisand. The multi-talented Keith Alexander Buckley discusses his amazing career, and lending vocals to assorted Gerry Anderson shows. Plus, a review of Inside No 9: Stage Fright, currently on a UK tour, and music by Northern Velvet.

Young Frankenstein can be seen at Hope Mill Theatre, Manchester.

https://www.northernvelvet.co.uk/

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in the first of a two-part interview, Roger Crow talks to singer/actress/impressionist and graphic novelist Jessica Martin about her role in the stage version of Young Frankenstein, which can be seen at Hope Mill Theatre, Manchester. She also discusses her amazing career.

The Unclear Option addresses the key problem with Kathryn Bigelow’s brilliantly annoying A House of Dynamite, which can be seen on Netflix.

And as The Celebrity Traitors nears its finale on BBC One, superfans Angela Bradley and Rachael Popow assess one of must-see shows of the autumn. (Contains spoilers).

Dean Friedman’s Lucky Stars is available on iTunes, and all good music dispensers.

Mel Brooks’ movie Young Frankenstein, Wargames, and RoboCop can be purchased from all good digital and physical movie outlets.

For more information on the stage version of Young Frankenstein:

https://hopemilltheatre.co.uk/

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