Televised Revolution Podcast
1) Episode 473
This is the final Televised Revolution podcast. At least for now. We might be back. We might not. On this, the final episode, we look back at the past ten years. We, Dan Barrett, Simon Band, and Denn...Show More
2) Episode 472
In this, the second last Televised Revolution podcast for the foreseeable future, the panel discuss the TV shows that have been driving their TV passions for the past week. Top of mind is new HBO dram...Show More
3) Episode 471
This week the panel discuss: Westworld - Brief chat about the critical outrage surrounding the show. Luke Cage - How did we like it? And why does it have Dan comparing it to UK comedy Fleabag? The Go...Show More
4) Episode 470
The panel do the TV podcast equivalent of yard work this week, tidying up some of last weeks unfinished business, while laying down some new top soil to better understand the TV that we’re all getting...Show More
5) Episode 469
It’s the commencement of a brand new season of US broadcast shows. This week on Televised Revolution we delve deep into this weeks new US shows to determine if any of them are likely to be worth watch...Show More
6) Episode 468
This week, Dan, Dennis, and Simon discuss Star Trek's 50th anniversary, as well as: DisneyLife to go exclusive to Telstra TV? http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/media/telstra-in-talks-to-distri...Show More
7) Episode 467
During the ASTRA conference this week, Foxtel chief executive Peter Tonagh outlined the company's future direction. He announced a revised iQ3 digital recorder, software fixes, a long-term deal with H...Show More
8) Episode 466
Dan, Simon, and Dennis discuss this week: *Connie Britton wants out of Nashville *Amazon pick up The Kettering Incident *Australian Survivor moves to 3 nights a week - who has that much time? *1.2 m...Show More
9) Episode 465
This week on the show Dan, Simon, and Dennis drop everything to jump aboard a Twitter hashtag and list their favourite seven TV shows. We'd like to hear from you - what are YOUR favourite TV shows? ...Show More
10) Episode 462
This week saw the final VHS machine produced on an assembly line. The medium, which delivered non-linear TV and movie consumption to mainstream consumerism, is no more. We bid farewell to the humble v...Show More