Mike Ward and Simon Hoban return after a ridiculously long gap with a brand new and extended Telly Dot Click. Talking points include Apollo 11 moon landing memories, being allowed to stay up late to watch it – and what else was on TV that night? (You'd be surprised...) Also: is cricket too random? Are we secretly bored with animal documentaries? Wi…

I know, I know, it's been way too long. We're sorry. But we're back at last with another Telly Dot Click. We're talking Line Of Duty, Ricky Gervais, After Life, Our Planet,,Netflix, Binge Watching, Box Sets, Hard To Please OAPs and one or two other things that make very little sense. Please enjoy and share. Or just share, if that's easier. Thank yo…

Good grief, it's an actual new episode of Telly Dot Click. Who'd have expected that, eh? We're talking about the new Alan Partridge series, the new Martin Clunes series (the sitcom one, that is), plus TV medical chappy Michael Mosley's strange Junk Food Experiment thing for ITV. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

It's back! At long, long last, Mike Ward and Simon Hoban return with a brand new half-hour dollop of your favourite vaguely TV-themed podcast. Talking points, in no particular order, include Inside No.9, Doctor Who, On The Buses, Robin's Nest, Man About The House, Alone At Home, classic ad slogans, steeplechase, puns, blocked ears and falling over.…

Mike Ward and Simon Hoban return with Telly Dot Click's unbelievably special World Cup edition. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.By Mike Ward and Simon Hoban

You thought it would never happen, but here it is at long last – the glorious tenth episode of Telly Dot Click. We're talking comedy, quizzes, the Eurovision Song Contest and goodness knows what else. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.By Mike Ward and Simon Hoban

Yes, Telly Dot Click is back. Hurrah etc. And our talking points this week? Well, since you ask, they include (if only fleetingly) Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?, Electric Dreams, Britain's Brightest Family, Troy: Fall Of A City, Bullseye, Call The Midwife, Civilisations, The Ruth Ellis Files, augmented reality and smartphone addiction. Hosted on A…

Goodness me, this week's Telly Dot Click podcast has a special guest – and a humble apology to make to him. That guest is #Mastermind contestant @JazzyJon, the chap who chose Channel 4 comedy The Inbetweeners as his specialist subject and attracted a fair bit of flak on Twitter for doing so. Our co-host Simon Hoban was one of those who took a pop t…

Yes, we're back. Hurrah etc. And we've loads to talk about, which is probably just as well, including new dramas Kiri and Next Of Kin, the return of Silent Witness (and its resemblance to Wagner's Ring Cycle, obviously...), the start of ITV's new quiz Britain's Brightest Family, and why BBC2's Inside No.9 may well be the only television programme y…

All you want for Christmas is our Telly Dot Click special, whetting your appetite for this year's top festive televisual treats, right? Yep, we guessed as much. So go on - pop on those new headphones, take the dog out for a walk, grab a few minutes' peace and enjoy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

Britain's most honest TV guide, looking ahead this week to ITV drama Bancroft, the end of I'm A Celeb, the last gasp of this year's Apprentice, the final of Strictly, the concluding part of The A Word, plus that consumer-type thing where Phillip Schofield and his pals test Christmas stuff. Oh, and who's going to win Sports Personality Of The Year? …

Another blooming corker of a Telly Dot Click podcast, even if we do say so ourselves. Hear us natter about The Apprentice, Holby City, The Gadget Show, Peaky Blinders, The A Word, Love, Lies & Records, I'm A Celeb, Blue Peter, The Year In Music, the list really is endless. Until it actually ends, that is. And then it's not. Hosted on Acast. See aca…

In this week's Telly Dot Click we look ahead to some of Channel 4's Rise Of The Robots season, plus the current glut of consumer shows, plus how BBC2's Peaky Blinders gets creatively violent with scones. Oh, and apparently there's the final of The X Factor. So that'll be nice. Be warned, though: we may stray a wee bit off-topic. It's a habit of our…

Elizabeth And Phillip, The Martin Lewis Money Show, Peaky Blinders, The Apprentice, Jamie And Jimmy, The A Word, I'm A Celebrity and lots more – all coming to your television set jolly blinking soon, if not on it already, and all tenderly and thoughtfully mulled over, sort of, in this week's www.telly.click podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/pr…

I'm A Celebrity, Children In Need, Peaky Blinders, Gone To Pot and a whole lot more, all lovingly previewed in this week’s brand new www.telly.click podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.By Mike Ward and Simon Hoban

Learning to love hipsters AND traffic wardens? Wow, we're in a scarily good mood this week. Enjoy! Oh, and share, please, if that's OK.By Mike Ward and Simon Hoban

The Woolly Mammoth Revival episode 14. We're talking rising-inflection royals, middle-aged mods, business jargon twaddle and much, much less...By Mike Ward and Simon Hoban

We're ranting this week about airport security rudeness, dumbing down the Proms, Doctor Who and much, much more...By Mike Ward and Simon Hoban

Episode 12. The crackpot world of online comment, the week's most baffling crossword clue - and what the hell is up with Wimbledon's lockers..?By Mike Ward and Simon Hoban

New and improved (by which we mean shorter), the Woolly Mammoth Revival turns it attention this week to politics, sort of (specifically, why it's unfair to burden young people with political responsibility), along with health issues (how come it's so annoyingly easy to gain weight once you reach a certain age?) and the perils of turning into your d…

In this week's podcast we're wittering on about football fixture fatigue, iffy business ideas, Twitter name frustration and a whole lot more. Well, a whole bit more. "A whole lot" is probably pushing it a bit. Anyway, yes, it's episode 10 of the Woolly Mammoth Revival, that's the point. Do please enjoy and share. If that's OK with you.…

Boiled eggs, bars of soap and being scared of your boss at 42. It can only be this week's Woolly Mammoth Revival. Endure!By Mike Ward and Simon Hoban

Blimey, it's episode eight already. Mike and Simon's talking points this week include over-supportive teachers, nonsensical TV awards, and an annoyingly non-dislikable vegan football club. Plus, we get feedback from Phil. We like Phil.By Mike Ward and Simon Hoban

From premature football celebrations (or actually just football celebrations full-stop) to annoyingly over-long working-out on TV quizzes, Simon Hoban and Mike Ward find more stuff to get a bit blooming perplexed by, in The Woolly Mammoth Revival episode seven.By Mike Ward and Simon Hoban