Bless you, Russell.

The video version of our latest episode is taking longer to edit than I anticipated. It should be ready early next week. Apologies for the delay.

Thoughts and prayers.

I'm hoping I'll finish the video before the bomb drops so children can watch it on a cracked iPad in a cow shed 20 years from now.

We mention K9 if that helps, Steven.

A new episode of World of Telly is now available wherever you get your podcasts. This time we take a look at Threads (1984). A video version of this episode will be released over the weekend.

I know you are all on tenterhooks so just to let you know that our AVPP appeals were successful. Always appeal!

*we're (bloody phone)

Were in the latest Total TV Guide!

The good news is the video is now back on YouTube while this is being looked into. Fingers crossed!

The Very Peculiar Practice video saga continues. We just had some good news about our dispute BUT they haven't released two more claims on the same video for the very same reasons. So that's being disputed now as well. What a pain in the bum.

But in the very same video, they've claimed Visual content (so clips of the show as we talk all over it) and blocked it. This is after I won my initial appeal about 10 months ago. So the video can't be seen on YouTube in the UK. You can watch it in any other country, though! Make it make sense.

As expected, the BBC have rejected our fair use copyright appeal on our Very Peculiar Practice video. Nothing about the decision makes any sense. For example, in this image you can see they've claimed Audio Visual content but haven't blocked it (this is clips from the show AND audio from the show)

Spotify's automated system flags any music at all. We've got three episodes under appeal and haven't heard anything for almost 6 weeks now. It's a farce.

That would be incredible.

And each time we appeal, we risk a copyright strike. Once we get three strikes, we lose the whole channel