Popular Reviews of Round The Archives

So much fun, I actually ended up creating content for it.

Eclectic and hugely entertaining exploration of archive television. Spend some time in Andrew and Lisa’s company - you won’t be disappointed.

Television through the looking glass which is then immediately smashed and thrown into a blender with reviews, interviews, silly jokes and retro rememberances like a bumper annual every month.

Now That's What I Call Telly! Round The Archives covers all those TV series that really matter - none of those daft programmes where people sing, members of the public make cakes or tap dancing zombies fall in love with one another on an island... Even when THOSE shows are 30 years old I don't think anyone will be reviewing them on RTA. Sorry! Still - this is the GOOD news; so rejoice! Rejoice and come Round The Archives - be quick about it too; the kettle's boiling!

Join Andy, Lisa and their guests for a fun and informative trip through the world of Archive TV. They will help you to discover your favourite TV show you never knew existed.

A deep-dive into the TV archives - Geeky, intelligent discussions of various forgotten, lesser and well-known shows alike.Lisa, Andrew and a variety of guests offer great insight into the shows that now reside in TV heaven.At first, I was a little wary about the length of the podcast. I'm a stickler for trying to encourage traditional format lengths in the world of podcasting, and so the 2+ hour runtime was a little daunting.However - Lisa, Andrew + Guests do a great job of splitting the discussions into clear and defined segments. Giving the podcast a pick-up at your convenience feel.Round the Archives is an audio museum for the landscape of television, the passion and knowledge displayed by each of the hosts is inspiring, and this young(ish) listener learned an awful lot from just one episode.It was also great to hear people talk about the late Terry Jones in the episode I listened to, very comforting.Whether you're here for the blast of nostalgia to the brain, or to learn some history of broadcast media - Round the Archives is an excellent podcast for you!