The third and final part of our tinselly TV-athon finds Chris selecting a vintage festive show for Ian and Graham to watch.
Today's instalment includes: "It has been said, maybe I said it myself, or somebody... I've possibly read it somewhere."
Merry Christmas one and all!
Day two of our Yuletide watch-and-chat-about-it, with Ian, Chris and Graham - yes all three of them - converging to look at an old bit of festive telly selected by the former.
Today's instalment includes: The bitch is back!
FORMAT SHAKE-UP! In a first for the modern era of WWJW, Graham, Ian *and* Chris all sit down together to begin a trilogy of Christmas viewing, to be parceled out over three sequential days of podcasting! One show per day.
Today's instalment includes: Tutting, victory pop and ill-conceived Blue Peter competition entries that don't take into account union guidelines.
REPEAT! The last in our season of re-runs, this is from July 2018, and features Ian and Graham watching the Vic and Bob-powered reboot of Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased) and an excellent episode of 40 Minutes from 1987.
REPEAT! In a 'classic' podcast from July 2018, Chris and Graham watch a Simon-The-Cult-Leader era episode of Brookside and then, for 'pud', Lloyd Grossman's Masterchef!
REPEAT! Here's a podcast that first arrived in June 2018. It features Chris and Ian watching, and then chatting about, Saturday Night Clive and then Friday People. Is Penelope Keith a Friday person?
REPEAT! In an episode that was first released in June 2018, Ian and Graham take on the challenge of Now Get Out Of That, and they travel to the stars with the opening instalment of Galloping Galaxies!
REPEAT! In an instalment from June 2018, Graham and Chris consider Pointless (s4, ep 1, from 2011, of course) and a post-imperial phase Nationwide.
REPEAT! The 'modern era' of What We Just Watched starts here, as Ian and Chris consider an episode of Bob Says Opportunity Knocks and Challenge Anneka.
REPEAT! From September 2017, 'rhythm pals' Chris and Ian watch power surging through pylons, powering up ITV's short-lived pop show The Roxy! And then it's What The Papers Say.
