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Le jour, il incarnait Alex P. Keaton, ado conservateur et sarcastique de la sitcom culte Sacrée Famille. La nuit, il devenait Marty McFly, héros d'une aventure de science-fiction appelée à marquer des générations entières : Retour vers le futur. Entre deux tournages, Fox traversait Los Angeles comme s'il franchissait une faille temporelle, passant d'un rôle à l'autre, inventant sans le savoir un morceau de légende. Future Boy nous plonge au cœur de ces mois frénétiques où la télévision et le cinéma se sont rencontrés pour donner naissance à l'un des plus grands phénomènes de la culture pop.

The podcast exploring the forgotten and little seen sci-fi television of yesterday. New episodes every other Tuesday. Email us at continuumdrag@gmail.com

TERROR LURKS BEHIND EVERY STAR In Space Crime Continuum, hosts Sara and Haley (from Rewind: A Star Trek Podcast) explore the darker corners of the final frontier. Each episode examines a Star Trek story involving crime or murder, then connects it to a real-world true crime case. Blending fandom, storytelling, and sharp insight, they reveal how terror lurks behind every star. Perfect for Star Trek fans, true crime enthusiasts, or anyone fascinated by the boundary between morality and mystery.

Ever wanted to go back in time? Or see the future? ”Breaking the Space-Time Continuum” is a weekly show where we talk about time travel, and how it’s represented in popular culture like movies, TV shows, video games and more.

In this, the era of the extended cinematic universe, two brave (read: stupid) heroes take it upon themselves to fashion a coherent narrative from the entire Looney Tunes collection in the hope of making some of that sweet, sweet WB dollar.

‘Jazz Notes, Jazz Conversations & More’ are podcasts aimed primarily at the jazz audience and will likely be of most relevance to those audience members from the North of England, for it is that audience which time and again, through it’s enthusiastic support, has ensured not only the survival of this wonderful art form but it’s growth, its development and its rebirth. Over time these monthly podcasts will develop into a fascinating collection of conversations with jazz artists from far and wide.