Posted by: @icarus

I very much enjoyed the fact that the season finale for Star Wars: Ahsoka this week had the episode title of "The Jedi, the Witch, and the Warlord". 😀 

Not that the rest of the episode had any great Narnia parallels, but I still had a lot of fun with it,

 Ahsoka_Episode8.jpg

Following on from this Narnia-themed episode title in a Star Wars TV show, Marvel Studios today seemingly tweeted (and then deleted) a new title treatment for their upcoming Agatha Harkness TV show along a similar line....

Given that the Agatha show has been through about 4 or 5 different title changes already, I suspect this might just be their way of poking fun at their own indecisiveness, however I can't help but wondering if the guys behind the scenes at Disney Plus have got a running bet as to who can come up with the best Narnia-based pun for their episode titles  

https://screenrant.com/agatha-show-logo-title-mcu-2024/

Does anyone here own books based on old television shows?  I have books on Star Trek and Twilight Zone and even a guide to Rod Serling’s Night Gallery.  There are some books on Gerry Anderson’s puppet shows and guide to his live action television series. There are also comic book collections based on Thunderbirds and the other puppet shows. They are fun to read and the artwork is intriguing.  The guides to the shows are helpful for general reference when rewatching the classic episodes. I am glad that I collected them because some of them are now out of print. The early Star Trek novels are becoming hard to find in new/like new condition. But I am glad I can still enjoy the ones I have since they are great classic science fiction. 🙂

I think this is the most appropriate thread...

Anyway, I noticed today that Amazon (USA, I am afraid I don't know if it is available in other countries) has one of my favorite history documentaries available to watch free with ads. Blitz Spirit is a fascinating look at the first 18 months of WWII in the UK, including Operation Pied Piper. A bit harrowing at times but never gratuitously graphic.