Celebrating Philip Hinchcliffe’s Birthday with Three Iconic Doctor Who Stories
To celebrate Philip Hinchcliffe’s birthday, Fantom Publishing is looking back on his insightful contributions to the ‘Who Talks’ series.
Bigamy Killed the Radio Star: The Forgotten Pioneer of Radio Comedy
Alan Stafford's new book, Bigamy Killed the Radio Star, delves into the life of a forgotten radio comedy pioneer.
Six decades of Who
On Thursday the 23rd of November, the iconic British science fiction television series Doctor Who celebrates its diamond anniversary.
Happy birthday William!
As the sands of time continue to flow, there are individuals whose presence in television history remains eternally cherished.
A chilling adversary
56 years ago, on 11th November 1967, the Doctor faced a unique and menacing antagonist for the first time.
A chill in the air
As the leaves turn crimson and the air grows crisp, we anticipate the arrival of the festival of Halloween.
No stone unturned
Today marks 45 years since part one of the classic Doctor Who story ‘The Stones of Blood’ was broadcast.
In loving remembrance
October 5th sees a notable Doctor Who anniversary: 35 years since the first episode of ‘Remembrance of the Daleks’.
Barry Evans – The Life and Death of a Sitcom Star
In a website exclusive, we can announce the publication of a new biography of the 1970s actor, Barry Evans.
A comedy of chaos
Fawlty Towers is a prime example of the televisual magic that can happen when talent, creativity and determination collide.
68 years of pencils, cabbages and gunge
Happy birthday Crackerjack! The beloved and iconic television variety show for children made its debut on 14th September, 1955.
72 and counting
Today we celebrate the 72nd birthday of renowned screenwriter David Renwick, responsible for some of British TV’s most-admired comedy.