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Season 4: Episode 181 - BEWITCHED: Season 2: Episodes 1 - 4

Season 2.  Episodes 1 – 4.
 
Samantha finds out she is pregnant.  Darren starts to neglect Samantha. Darren’s old army buddy is a victim of a 300 year old curse.  Mistaking the Tate’s son to be his grandson, Maurice whisks the boy off to a Warlock Convention.  Special Guest Stars include:  William Redfield. 
 
We are joined by Barbara Venkatarama, author of the Jaimie Quinn series.  You can find her work at the following links:
 
A Year of Shorts: Flash Fiction (Shorts Flash Fiction)
Jamie Quinn Mysteries Books 1-6 (Jamie Quinn Cozy Mystery)
 
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (.36.21); Bewitching Going On/Season 2:  Episode 1:  Alias Darrin Stephens (7.02);  Episode 2:  A Very Special Delivery (26.43); Episode 3:  We’re In For A Bad Spell (43.07); Episode 4:  My Grandson, The Warlock  (57.34); Witch or Mortal (1:23.21); The Bewitching Hour (1:35.56); The End Credits (1:44.56); Closing Credits (1:47.10)
 
Opening Credits– Theme Song from Bewitched Television Show by Jack Keller.  Copyright owned by Screen Gems.
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Closing Credits – (You’re) Having My Baby by Paul Anka and Odia Coates– taken from the album Anka.  Copyright owned United Artists Records 1975.
 
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Season 4: Episode 180 - CLASSIC NOVELS: Little Women / Little Women (1933)

Book:  Little Women
            By Louisa May Alcott
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Film:  Little Women (1933)
 
Originally published in two volumes in 1868 and 1869, tells the story of four siblings and based on the writers own family as they go from girl to women.  The author would write two sequels for the book and gave birth to the sentimental novel for children.
 
Directed by George Cukor and starring Katherine Hepburn, Joan Bennett and Frances Dee, it would be the first talking version of the film, the other two versions were silent.  It would spawn one sequel called Little Men which was released.  Cukor’s focus on hardship and relief partnered with intense familial commitment creates a nostalgic and sentimental picture of joyfulness, moral improvement, and social progression.  The film one Academy award out of three it was nominated for.  
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (.51); ; Forming the Plot (3.16); Plot Synopsis (5.00); Book Thoughts (10.32); Final Thoughts (50.17); Introducing a Film (57.30); Film Trailer (59.02);  Lights, Camera, Action (1:02.09); Difference Between Page and Screen (1:20.53); End Credits (1:29.05); Closing Credits (1:30.22)
 
Opening Credits:  Classical Jingle by Dan Hughes
 
Closing Credits – You Don’t Own Me by Bette Midler, Goldie Hawn and Diane Keaton – taken from the album First Wives Club Soundtrack.   Copyright 1996 Atlantic Records
 
Original Music copyrighted 2020 Dan Hughes Music and the Literary License Podcast. 
 
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Season 4: Episode 179 - DARK SHADOWS: Episodes 549 - 570

August 1968
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Episodes 549 - 570
 
Adam demands a woman.  Victoria gets kidnapped again.  Jeff Clark develops a jealous streak.  Two vampires are running around the town.  Julia gets a toy boy and Joe and Maggie's relationship heads downward. 
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (1.06); Out of the Shadows (17.24); Into The Shadows (40.01); Shedding Some Light (42.45); Character Breaks (1:57.21); Morning Has Broken (2:09.30); Tune In Next Time (2:21.20); Closing Credits (2:22,37)
 
Opening Credits - Dark Shadows Main Theme by Robert Cobert from the Dark Shadows Catalogue.  Used by kind permission of Universal Music.
 
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
 
I Need A Woman by Silver Spoons –.  Used by kind permission Silver Spoons 2019
 
Original Music copyrighted 2020 Dan Hughes Music and the Literary License Podcast. 
 
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Season 4: Episode 178 - NATURE VS MAN: The Day After (1983) / Testament (1983)

The Day After (1983)
 
An American television film that broke viewing figures with more than 100million people (39 million households) watched upon its release.  It is the seventh most highly viewed event for television of all times.  The film stars JoBeth Williams, Steve Guttenberg, John Cullum, Jason Robards and John Lithgow.  The film would explore what would happen if a nuclear war broke out and missiles hit close to two towns in the mid-West
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Testament (1983)
 
Directed by Lynne Littman and starring Jane Alexander, Kevin Costner, Lukas Haas, Rebecca De Mornay, and William Devane, the story tells how a small community falls apart after a nuclear explosion in San Francisco.  The film was nominated for an Academy Award and is considered one of the most important American films to come out of the 80’s.
 
We are joined by Joe Randazzo, director, producer and screenwriter.
 
Opening Credits/Introduction (4.05); Man Messes With Nature (14.13); The Day After (1983) Trailer (15.51); Why God? (17.25); Nature Messes With Man (49.42); Testament (1983) Trailer (50.52); Mother Nature’s Revenge (52.07); Nature Lives To Fight Another Day (1:18.41);  End Credits (132.19); Closing Theme (1:33.16) 
 
Opening Credits– 99 Red Balloons by Nena – taken from the album 99 Luftballoons.  Copyright 1983 – Epic Records Music
 
Closing Credits – It’s Alright by Pet Shop Boys taken from the album Introspective.  Copyright 1988 Parlophone Music. 
 
Original Music copyrighted 2020 Dan Hughes Music and the Literary License Podcast. 
 
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Season 4: Episode 177 - BEWITCHED: Season1: Episodes 33 - 36

Season 1.  Episodes 33 - 36.
 
Endora changes Darrin’s face.  Darrin blames Samantha for backing the wrong candidate.  Samantha helps promote Mario’s.  Edgar appears and sets his eyes on Samantha.    Special Guest Stars include:  Marilyn Hanold, Vito Scotti and Arte Johnson.
 
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (.36.21); Bewitching Going On/Episode 33:  A Change of Face (14.28);  Episode 34:  Remember the Main (25.27); Episode 35:  Eat at Mario’s (34.15); Episode 36:  Cousin Edgar  (44.07); Witch or Mortal (57.36); The Bewitching Hour (1:03.42); Reflection of Season One (1:09.46); The End Credits (1:18.21); Closing Credits (1:19.18)
 
Opening Credits– Theme Song from Bewitched Television Show by Jack Keller.  Copyright owned by Screen Gems.
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Closing Credits – Witchcraft by Book of Love – taken from the album Lullaby.  Copyright owned Sire  Records 1988.
 
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Season 4: Episode 176 - CLASSIC NOVELS: The Portrait of Dorian Gray (1890) / The Portrait of Dorian Gray (1945)

Book:  The Picture of Dorian Gray
             By Oscar Wilde
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Film:  The Picture of Dorian Gray (1945)
 
First published in 1890 in the Lippincott’s Monthly magazine, this Gothic philosophical story offended England upon its release due to its lack of moralistic value.  500 words were excised from the text by the magazine editor and Wilde himself would be forced or face a jail sentence to take out certain scenes which would corrupt the moral majority 
 
The 1945 American horror film directed by Albert Lewin and starring George Saunders, Donna Reed, Peter Lawford and Angela Lansbury in her first American film role.  Two paintings of Dorian Gray were used with the second is in the Art Institute in Chicago whilst the other sold at Christie’s Auction House for $149,000 in 2015 and is in a private collection. 
 
We are joined by Barbara Venkataraman, author of the Jaimie Quinn Mystery series. You can follow her at the following link:  https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/5779805.Barbara_Venkataraman   Her Jaime Quinn Mystery series is currently available free on Amazon Kindle. 
 
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (.51); ); Forming the Plot (8.22); Plot Synopsis (9.40); Book Thoughts (15.01); Final Thoughts (55.11); Introducing a Film (1:00.07); Film Trailer (1:00.57);  Lights, Camera, Action (1:03.17); End Credits (1:30.21); Closing Credits (1:31.28)
 
Opening Credits:  Classical Jingle by Dan Hughes
 
Closing Credits – Forever Young  by Laura Branigan – taken from the album Hold Me.  Copyright 1985 Atlantic Records
 
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Season 4: Episode 175 - SOAP: Season 1: Episodes 16 - 25

SOAP
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Episodes 16 - 25
 
Corrine finds out that Ingrid is her mother.  Jessica is arrested for murder.  Danny must marry Eunice. Elaine's affair takes a turn.  Burt become impenitent.  Jodie finds himself in bed with Carol.  Jessica's trial starts.  Father Tim is leaving the priesthood and we find out who may or may not have killed Peter.
 
 
Opening Credits/Introduction (1.14); Out of the Shower (15.45); Into The Tub (19.53); Washing the Dirt Away (1:03.31); Closing Credits (1:08.58); Closing Theme (1:09.41)
 
Opening Credits:  Soap Theme by George  Aliceson Tipton
 
Closing Credits:  My Family by Snoop Dogg, Karol G, Rock Mafia, Migos Taken from the album – Addams Family Soundtrack.  Copyrighted 2019 Lakeshore Records
 
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Season 4: Episode 174 - DARK SHADOWS: Episodes 525 - 548

July 1968
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Episodes 525 - 548
 
Adam dies causing Barnabas to die.  Stokes and Julia dig up Barnabas who is not a vampire but alive causing Adam to come alive.  Nicholas encourages Adam to lie and cheat.  Cassandra crosses the wrong person.  Joe is hospitalised.  Barnabas finds some closure.
We are joined by Dr Jeff Thompson. 
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (1.06); Out of the Shadows (11.12); Into The Shadows (23.24); Shedding Some Light (26.15); Character Breaks (1:43.30); Morning Has Broken (1:58.21); Tune In Next Time (2:04.24); Closing Credits (2:205.55)
 
Opening Credits - Dark Shadows Main Theme by Robert Cobert from the Dark Shadows Catalogue.  Used by kind permission of Universal Music.
 
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
 
Obsession by Animotion– Taken from album Animotion.  Used by kind permission Mercury Music 1984
 
Original Music copyrighted 2020 Dan Hughes Music and the Literary License Podcast. 
 
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Season 4: Episode 173 - MAN VS NATURE: Night of the Living Dead (1968) / Return of the Living Dead (1985)

Night of the Living Dead (1968)
 
Directed by George Romero and starring Duane Johnson and Judith O’Dea, would give rise to the independent horror.  The film was made for $110,000 and shot outside of Philadephia.  The film would gross $30million upon its release.  A cult classic today and highly regarded as one of the best horror films of all time, upon its initial release, the critics were less than favourable.  
 
Return of the Living Dead (1985)
 
The 1985 American comedy horror film written and directed by Dan O’Bannon and starring Clu Gulagar, Thom Matthews and Linnea Quigley.  The film is the first film that would introduce some Zombie tropes such as fast moving, able to talk and the hunger for brains.  The soundtrack which includes bands such as The Cramps, The Damned, The Flesh Eaters and SSQ is considered one of the best post punk soundtracks of all times.
 
We are joined by Shanta Pasika, host of the series Hexane Arcane, author Matthew Brockmeyer and writer and producer Joe Randazzo. 
 
Opening Credits/Introduction (.52); Man Messes With Nature (1726); Night of the Living Dead (1968) Trailer (19.01); Why God? (20.41); Nature Messes With Man (1:10,59); Return of the Living Dead (1985) Trailer (1:12.29); Mother Nature’s Revenge (1:15.10); Nature Lives To Fight Another Day (1:51.51);  End Credits (1:57.17); Closing Theme (1:58.21) 
 
Opening Credits– Planet Synth by Dan Hughes
 
Closing Credits – Don’t Leave Me In The Dark by LVCRFT featuring Morgan McMykill Myers  taken from the album The Sequel.  Copyright 2020 Spooky Never Sleeps Ltd. 
 
Original Music copyrighted 2020 Dan Hughes Music and the Literary License Podcast. 
 
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Season 4: Episode 172 - BEWITCHED: Season 1: Episode 29 - 32

Season 1.  Episodes 29 - 32
 
Samantha convinces Gladys that she has ESP.  Darren spends time with sexy Dora D D Danger O’Reilly, sister of Pleasure O’Reilly, Endora gets a handsome warlock to woo Samantha.  Larry believes that Darren is having an affair with Louise.  Gladys kicks Abner out of the house only for him to outstay his welcome in the Steven’s household.  Special Guest Stars include:  Beverley Adams and Christopher George.
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (.36.21); Bewitching Going On/Episode 29:  Abner-Cadabra (8.34);  Episode 30 – George, The Warlock (18.25); Episode 31 – That Was My Wife (29.44); Episode 32 – Illegal Separation  (37.52); Witch or Mortal (51.52); The Bewitching Hour (59.53); The End Credits (1:06.05); Closing Credits (1:07.01)
 
Opening Credits– Theme Song from Bewitched Television Show by Jack Keller.  Copyright owned by Screen Gems.
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Closing Credits – Abra-cad-abra by Tony DeFranco and the DeFranco Family – taken from the album Heartbeat It’s A Love Beat.  Copyright owned 20th Century Fox Records 1973.
 
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Season 4: Episode 171 - DARK SHADOWS: The Christopher Pennock Interview.

Tom Dimaon interviews the wild boy Chris Pennock who lived his life that they he wanted to.  He was Dark Shadows resident bad boy but to top it off, he had the talent to back it up.  
 
Pennock had been active for over 40 years starring on and off-Broadway, in repertory and experimental theater, and in many films and television shows.[2] He was perhaps best known for his run on the television show Dark Shadows in the early 1970s, playing multiple roles in various timelines. He also appeared in 1971 film spinoff Night of Dark Shadows.[2] He appeared in over 50 guest-starring roles on television from Melrose Place[2] to General Hospital, as well as numerous films, among them James Ivory's Savages (1972)[3] and Graeme Clifford's Frances (1982)[2] (starring Jessica Lange and Sam Shepard). He was a lifetime member of the Actors Studio.
Pennock wrote and illustrated a continuing comic-book series about his experiences on the set of Dark Shadows. He lived with his wife in Idyllwild, California.[citation needed] He was known for his devotion to the Dzogchen school of Tibetan Buddhism.
Pennock died on February 12, 2021

Season 4: Episode 170 - CLASSIC NOVELS: Gulliver's Travel (1726) / The 3 Worlds of Gulliver (1960)

Book:  Gulliver’s Travels
             By Jonathan Swift
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Film:  The 3 Worlds of Gulliver (1960)
 
Published in 1726 as a novel to vex the world rather than divert it, this novel is about human nature and part of the traveller’s tales subgenre.  Printed several years after DeFoe’s Robinson Crusoe, the book is looked as a rebuttal to the classic novel. 
 
The 1960 film directed by Jack SHer (Bewitched) starred Kerwin Matthews, June Therburn, Basil Sydney and Sherry Alberoni.  This would be Ray Harryhausen second feature as science fiction wizard.  He later would be known as the king of stop motion and green screen and blend the two to work in tandem with each other.
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (.51); ); Forming the Plot (10.40); Plot Synopsis (11.50); Book Thoughts (17.51); Final Thoughts of the Book (!06.50); Introducing a Film (1:13.05); Film Trailer (1:14.11);  Lights, Camera, Action (1:17.31); End Credits (1:29.38); Closing Credits (1:41.41)
 
Opening Credits– Planet Synth by Dan Hughes
 
Closing Credits – Shiver Me Timbers by Bette Midler  taken from the album Songs For A New Depression .  Copyright 1976 Atlantic Records
 
Original Music copyrighted 2020 Dan Hughes Music and the Literary License Podcast. 
 
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Season 4: Episode 169 - DARK SHADOWS: Episodes 506 524

June 1968
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Episodes 506 - 524
 
Barnabas has decided that Adam must die.  Professor Stokes hides Adam and teaches him how to speak. 
 
We are joined by Marie Wallace who stops by to say Hi and to wish everyone a happy Easter. 
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (1.06); Out of the Shadows (40.35); Into The Shadows (1:05.22); Shedding Some Light (1:14.34); Character Breaks (2:03.30); Morning Has Broken (2:13.32); Tune In Next Time (2:19.32); Closing Credits (2:25.41)
 
Opening Credits - Dark Shadows Main Theme by Robert Cobert from the Dark Shadows Catalogue.  Used by kind permission of Universal Music.
 
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
 
The Dream (Hold On) by Irene Cara– Taken from album Flashdance…What A Feeling.  Used by kind permission Geffin Music 1983
 
Original Music copyrighted 2020 Dan Hughes Music and the Literary License Podcast. 
 
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Season 4: Episode 168 - NATURE VS MAN: The Color Out Of Space (2019) / The Beach House (2019)

Color Out of Space (2019)
 
Richard Stanley's directorial comeback and based on a short story of HP Lovecraft, The Color Out of Space is a truly original film starring Nicholas Cage.  This is the first instalment of a hopefully trilogy of Lovecraft films directed by Stanley to come.  The film was a critical success using visual stylings and great performances from Tommy Chong, Nicholas Cage, Joely Richardson and the young cast to make a film that haunts long past the final credits.
 The Beachhouse (2019)
 
Directed by Jeffrey A. Brown in his directorial debut. It stars Liana Liberato and Noah Le Gros as a college-aged couple who take a vacation to a beach house, where they meet an older couple (Maryann Nagel and Jake Weber) and are threatened by a mysterious infection that spreads across the coast.  
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Given a chilling example of how the world will try to survive at any cost, this film plays havoc on your brain through the final hours which is probably more effective than Jaws because you never know what lurks beneath the ocean surface.
 
We are joined by Joe Randazzo.
 
Opening Credits/Introduction (.52); Man Messes With Nature (13.33); The Color Out of Space (2019) (14.58); Why God? (17.12); Nature Messes With Man (1:05.40); The Beach House (2019) Trailer (1:07.13); Mother Nature’s Revenge (1:09.17); Nature Lives To Fight Another Day (1:41.49);  End Credits (1:54.27); Closing Theme (1:55.36) 
 
Opening Credits– Planet Synth by Dan Hughes
 
Closing Credits – The Air That I Breath by The Hollies  taken from the album Hollies Sing Hollies.  Copyright 1974 EMI Music Ltd. 
 
Original Music copyrighted 2020 Dan Hughes Music and the Literary License Podcast. 
 
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Season 4: Episode 167 - BEWITCHED: Season 1 -Episodes 25 - 28

Season 1.  Episodes 25 - 28.
 
Pleasure O'Riley moves in next door, creating friction between Darrin and Samantha.  Samantha takes driving lessons.  Aunt Clara volunteers to become the neighbourhood babysitter.  Gladys and Abner become transfixed over the new Stephen's automatic door opening device.
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (.36.21); Bewitching Going On/Which Witch Is Which:  Episode 25 – Pleasure O’Reilly (11.28); Episode 26 – Driving Is The Only Way To Fly (19.44); Episode 27 – There’s No Witch Like An Old Witch (32.40); Episode 28 – Open The Door, Witchcraft (42.57); Witch or Mortal (51.39); The Bewitching Hour (57.20); The End Credits (1:00.46); Closing Credits (1:02.01)
 
Opening Credits– Theme Song from Bewitched Television Show by Jack Keller.  Copyright owned by Screen Gems.
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Closing Credits – Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered by Ella Fitzgerald– taken from the album Ella Sings the Rogers and Hart Songbook.  Copyright owned Verve Records 1956.
 
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Season 4: Episode 166 - CLASSIC NOVELS: Robinson Crusoe / Robinson Crusode (1954)

Book:  Robinson Crusoe
            By Daniel DeFoe
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Film:  Robinson Crusoe (1954)
 
Published in 1719, the novel firstly was published under the name Robinson Crusoe leading many people to think the story was real and the book was a travelogue about incidents.  It was the beginning of the realistic novel and gave birth to modern fiction.
 
Directed by Luis Brunel in 1954 and starring Dan O’Herlihy who was nominated for Academy Award for Best Actor, the film is considered one of the first survival films.  The film deals with a man who loses his mind and finds companionship as his only salvation.  Many of the crew were sick from malaria and dysentery causing numerous delays upon its release and filming.  Jaimie Fernandez spoke no English and learned on set at the same time his character Friday did.
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (.51); ); Forming the Plot (5.03); Plot Synopsis (06.49); Book Thoughts (15.05); Introducing a Film (1:10.07); Film Trailer (1:11.09);  Lights, Camera, Action (1:12.56);; Final Thoughts (1:40.04); End Credits (1:44.45); Closing Credits (1:46.53)
 
Opening Credits:  Classical Jingle by Dan Hughes
 
Closing Credits – Civilization (Bong Bong Bong I Don’t Want to Leave the Congo)  by The Andrews Sisters and Danny Kaye.  Copyright 1947 Decca Records
 
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Season 4: Episode 165 - DARK SHADOWS: Episodes 483- 505

May 1968
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Episodes 483 - 505
 
Cassandra is not who she says she is.  Dr Lang starts his experiments.  Julia and Barnabas create Adam and the dream curse starts making its rounds.
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (1.06); Out of the Shadows (12.16); Into The Shadows (32.02); Shedding Some Light (41.10); Character Breaks (1:39.59); Morning Has Broken (1:49.44); Tune In Next Time (1:59.32); Closing Credits (2:01.11)
 
Opening Credits - Dark Shadows Main Theme by Robert Cobert from the Dark Shadows Catalogue.  Used by kind permission of Universal Music.
 
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
 
Frankenstein  - by Aimee Mann– Taken from album I’m With Stupid.  Used by kind permission Geffin Music 1995
 
Original Music copyrighted 2020 Dan Hughes Music and the Literary License Podcast. 
 
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Season 4: Episode 164 - NATURE VS MAN: Mad Max (1979) / Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)

Mad Max (1979)
 
Directed by George Miller and starring Mel Gibson, this Australian dystopian action thriller would take the world by surprise.  Presenting a picture of societal collapse against mayhem and murder an unhinged police cop would go on an odyssey of revenge.  The film would earn more than $100 million worldwide and become an instant cult classic.
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Mad Max:  Fury Road (2015)
 
Directed by George Miller and starring Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron, Nicholas Houltt and Zoe Kravitz, the film would be a huge box office success making it the most profitable of all Mad Max within the franchise.  Tom Hardy takes over the role of Mad Max whilst Miller installs the story with themes of vengeance, solidarity, home and redemption.
 
We are joined by Joe Randazzo (scriptwriter, producer) and C. Derick Miller (author, podcaster and musician)
 
Opening Credits/Introduction (.52); Man Messes With Nature (12.01); Mad Max (1979) (13.32); Why God? (15.40); Nature Messes With Man (37.21); Mad Max:  Fury Road (2015) Trailer  (39.01); Mother Nature’s Revenge (41.51); Nature Lives To Fight Another Day (1:23.56);  End Credits (1:35.56); Closing Theme (1:35.54) 
 
Opening Credits– Planet Synth by Dan Hughes
 
Closing Credits – Convoy by CW McCall taken from the album Black Bear Road.
 
Copyright 1975 MGM Music Ltd. 
 
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Season 4: Episode 163 - BEWITCHED: Season 1: Episodes 21 - 24

Season 1.  Episodes 21 - 24.
 
Samantha turns a Siamese cat into Ling Ling.  Darren sees a 300 year old painting that looks like Samantha.  Samantha helps traffic move along.  Endora turns herself into Samantha creating two to wreak havoc on poor Mrs Kravitz.     Special Guest Stars include:  Vic Tayback
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (.36.21); Bewitching Going On/Which Witch Is Which:  Episode 21 – Ling Ling (8.08); Episode 22 – Eye Of The Beholder (22.58); Episode 23 – Red Light, Green Light (42.22); Episode 24 – Which Witch Is Which? (55.54); Witch or Mortal (1:13.22); The Bewitching Hour (1:26.19); The End Credits (1:35.35); Closing Credits (1:36.40)
 
Opening Credits– Theme Song from Bewitched Television Show by Jack Keller.  Copyright owned by Screen Gems.
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Closing Credits – (You’re) Timeless To Me by John Travolta and Christopher Walken– taken from the album Hairspray The Motion Picture Soundtrack.  Copyright owned MCA Records 2007. 
 
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Season 4: Episode 162 - CLASSIC NOVEL: HG Well's The Time Machine / The Time Machine (1960)

Book:  The Time Machine
             by H G Wells
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Film:  The Time Machine (1960)
 
Published in 1895, the science fiction novella would popularize time travel using a device or a contraption.  The story shares Wells socialist political views, his views on life and abundance and contemporary angst against industrial relations. 
 
The 1960’s George Pal MGM film, starring Rod Taylor, Yvette Mimieux and Alan Young would use stop motion animation to help flourish the story.  The film was a box office success.  Pal wanted to film in London but to budgetary reasons had to settle for Culver City in California.  Interesting fact, George Pal was going to film a sequel but unfortunately, he died before production.
 
We are joined by Tom Diamon (LLPodcast’s Dark Shadow show), John Collado (Illustrator),  Jim Nemeth and Bob Madison (author of It Came From... The Stories and Novels Behind Classic Horror, Fantasy and Science Fiction Films).
 
You can follow John Collado via his website:  https://www.artstation.com/johncolladoart
 
You can find more information on Jim Nemith and Bob Madison’s book via this website:  https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/53466952-it-came-from-the-stories-and-novels-behind-classic-horror-fantasy-an
 
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (.51); ); Forming the Plot (20.21); Plot Synopsis (22.08); Book Thoughts (24.51); The Future of the Time Traveller (1:16.34); Introducing a Film (1:27.11); Film Trailer (1:28.15);  Lights, Camera, Action (1:30.42); Books To Take To The Future (2:30.10); End Credits (1:27.31); Closing Credits (2:30.42)
 
Opening Credits:  Classical Jingle by Dan Hughes
 
Closing Credits – The Future It Ain’t What It Used To Be by Pandora’s Box  from the album Original Sing.  Copyright 1989 EMI Import
 
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