Goldfinger: “A martini. Shaken, not stirred.” Quote Off Extravaganza
10 New Swear Words To Use With Serious Pride
Fantastic Mr. Fox: Wes Anderson’s Charming Animation Thing
Exclusive Recipe: Mustard Soup
Philomena Cunk: Making Stupidity Funny Again
Jun’ichirō Tanizaki: In Praise of Shadows
Two of Mark Kermode’s Film Books Reviewed
Exclusive Invention: Bouncer Castle (a bouncy castle for bouncers)
Great TV Shows That Never Were: Hillhanger (Cliffhanger spinoff)
Dog Day Afternoon: Classic Tale of a Bank Heist Gone Weirdly Wrong
Exclusive Recipe: Potato Au Grating (now with extra “grated” potato)
Invention: Jackstammer (jackhammer for stammerers)
Digitiser: At One With Teletext’s Anarchic, Classic Video Game Mag
Mariel of Redwall by Brian Jacques
Exclusive Invention: Kneeball (much better than football)
Agony Aunt: “HELP! Me bird hates me gansgta slang aiiiiiiie”
Blue Velvet: Depraved Classic is Still Depraved (and a classic)
Great Sayings Revisited: Service with a missile
Exclusive Recipe: Bleach on Toast (better than beans on toast)
The Sound of the Mountain by Yosunari Kawabata
Exclusive Recipe: Flavourless Ice Cream
Agony Aunt: “My boyfriend wants to donate his kidneys to charity!”
The Truman Show: Cheerfully Frightening Sci-Fi Satire Nears 20
Exclusive Recipe & Invention: Rhubarbed Wire (like barbed wire, but tastier)
Great TV Shows That Never Were: Stronger Things (better than Stranger Things)
Alto’s Odyssey: Beautiful Endless Smartphone Sandboarding Odyssey
Exclusive Invention: Refbridgerators (bridges made out of old refrigerators)
Exclusive Invention: Gust Posting (like guest posting, but windier)
The Death of Stalin: Inspired Black Comedy With Lots of Stalin
Exclusive Invention: Photograpurrs (cat photographers)
In Praise of Ampersands (the logogram &)
Turok Dinosaur Hunter: Foggy N64 FPS Dino Romp
The Hearing Trumpet by Leonora Carrington
Agony Aunt: “HELP! I’m a nice guy but no bird will go out with me!”
Exclusive Invention: Porbridge (a bridge made out of porridge?)
Assam Tea with Vanilla: The Greatest Tea Tragedy of Our Time!
Blackadder II: Machiavellian British Comedy That’s Still Genius
