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‘The Stranger’ series from BBV continues today as we look into the sixth episode and we’re back to video drama here. The episode stars Colin Baker as the Stranger with David Troughton as Egan and Caroline John as DCI Diana Sellers. The episode is by Nicholas Briggs and is produced and directed by Bill Baggs. Continue reading
Hello everyone! 🙂
Welcome to ‘Bradley’s Basement’ blog and I’m Tim Bradley!
It’s Easter Monday today! ‘The Stranger’ series from BBV continues as we look into fifth episode which happens to be an audio adventure. It is meant to be the first of ‘The Stranger Chronicles’ on audio. It stars Colin Baker as the Stranger, David Troughton as Egan and Elisabeth Sladen as Mirus Alexa. The episode is by Nicholas Briggs, produced by Bill Baggs and directed by Nicholas Briggs. Continue reading
Hello everyone! 🙂
Welcome to ‘Bradley’s Basement’ blog and I’m Tim Bradley!
It’s Easter Sunday today!
“Happy Easter everyone!” 🙂
And today we continue ‘The Stranger’ series from the world of BBV by looking into the fourth episode called ‘The Terror Game’. The episode stars Colin Baker as the Stranger who is now joined by Louise Jameson as Tamora Hennessey and David Troughton as Egan. The episode is by Nicholas Briggs and is produced and directed by Bill Baggs. Continue reading
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Easter has arrived! Yes! It’s Easter Sunday today! I hope you’re enjoying Easter despite the tough times we live in with the coronavirus pandemic – please keep safe! I’m sure you’re currently enjoying your Easter Eggs, whether you believe in the Easter Bunny or not. 😀 I’m just thankful I got my Easter Eggs from my parents. And I know they’re not Easter Bunnies! 😀 Continue reading
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Welcome to ‘Bradley’s Basement’ blog and I’m Tim Bradley!
‘The Stranger’ series from the world of BBV continues today as we look into the third episode called ‘In Memory Alone’. It stars Colin Baker as the Stranger and Nicola Bryant as Miss Brown with Nicholas Briggs as Minor. The episode is also by Nicholas Briggs who writes the rest of the series and it is produced and directed by Bill Baggs. Continue reading
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It’s Good Friday today! We continue ‘The Stranger’ series from the world of BBV by looking into the second episode called ‘More Than A Messiah’. It stars Colin Baker as the Stranger and Nicola Bryant as Miss Brown with Sophie Aldred as the Girl. The episode is by Nigel Fairs and is produced and directed by Bill Baggs. Continue reading
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It’s Good Friday today! For this occasion, I’m sharing my review on one of the most well-known films featuring the Biblical story of Jesus Christ, the Saviour of the world! Here is my review on ‘The Miracle Maker’, a brilliant film from 2000 featuring stop-motion animation and cartoon animation. 🙂 Continue reading
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Easter is back again! This year, I’m looking into the world of BBV as we begin the direct-to-video and audio series called ‘The Stranger’ starring Colin Baker. The first episode of this series is called ‘Summoned By Shadows’ by Christian Darkin and it also features Nicola Bryant and Michael Wisher. Continue reading
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It’s the second ‘Doctor Who’ Special featuring the end of David Tennant’s Doctor and this time it’s an Easter Special for 2009. This is ‘Planet of the Dead’ and features David Tennant’s Doctor with Michelle Ryan as Lady Christina. They have an adventure together on a London bus to a desert planet. Continue reading
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Welcome to ‘Bradley’s Basement’ blog and I’m Tim Bradley!
This week, I saw a re-release of the 1939 film, ‘The Wizard of Oz’ starring Judy Garland, at Showcase Cinemas in Nantgarw, Cardiff. It was great to see the film on the big screen with my parents. My Dad certainly enjoyed it as this was his film and it was nice to see the audience rows decently filled in there. Continue reading
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