Peter Miles Tribute

Alan Stevens' tribute to Peter Miles in Celestial Toyroom is now online here.

Magic Bullet in Doctor Who Magazine

This month's Doctor Who magazine has a very good tribute to Peter Miles, and includes a mention of his work for Magic Bullet:

Peter Miles

Taken by Alan Stevens last year on the release of Vworp Vworp!

Peter Miles

All of us at Magic Bullet are mourning the loss of Peter Miles, who has been a key part of our work since the very first audios, and a friend for decades. We can’t begin to describe what he’s been to us. Our thoughts are with his family and friends.

Peter Miles interviewed

An excellent interview with Peter Miles, extolling the virtues of Radio Bastard and his star turn as the Reverend Marcus Ocelot, now on Southside Broadcasting's podcast:

http://southsidebroadcasting.podbean.com/2013/12/21/peter-miles-and-the-final-word-on-radio-bard/

Alistair Lock in Kvetch

Alistair Lock will be appearing in Steven Berkoff's play Kvetch at the New Venture Theatre in Brighton from 21-28 January. For more information or to book tickets, click here.

The Surgery: The Epilogue

If you thought last week's episode of The Surgery was the last.... well, you're right. But there is an epilogue! Click the link to find out what happens to the budding romance between Chelsea Morgan and Doctor Blake...

The Surgery: Mexican Standoff

In the penultimate installment of The Surgery, Doctor Jamirez takes on the CIA and the Yakuza, aided only by a greengrocer from Halifax. Is this the end for the medical profession's most successful arms dealer? Guest starring Peter Miles.

The Surgery: Brain Surgery

Episode thirteen, for luck, of The Surgery is now online. Click the link to find out how a jumble of random letters spells "death" for PC Fenton!

The Surgery: Night of the Living Zombie Death

Uploading early for the bank holiday weekend... Episode Twelve of The Surgery brings sex, lies and overacting to a humble medical practice.

Interview with Peter Miles

Recently-released video interview with Peter Miles, where he talks about new Doctor Who, his memories of Lis Sladen and Nick Courtney, and of course his continuing involvement with Magic Bullet Productions.

The Surgery: Fighting at Brighton

The Surgery marches on with Episode Eleven, which introduces a mysterious lady with a shady past to our medical rogue's gallery. Guest starring Peter Miles once again.

The Surgery: The Midnight Raid

The Surgery continues to lurch towards its thrilling climax, this week with a special guest appearance by Rick Astley.

The Surgery Episode Nine: Lethal Telephony

Don't miss this week's The Surgery, in which Mrs Pearce strikes a blow against the military-industrial complex.

The Surgery: Welcome to the Nineties

This week's installment of The Surgery is now up. You know how a single topical reference can really date a series and remind us that it was written and produced in 1995? Here's a good example.

The Surgery again

In this week's episode of The Surgery, will hairy nipples and an appendix scar be enought to save Doctor Flask from a charge of murder? Download Episode 7 to find out!

Also, don't forget to come by the Apollo Cinema at Piccadilly Circus tomorrow at 5 to see a new Kaldor City short play starring Paul Darrow and Patricia Merrick!

The Surgery Sings

This week on The Surgery, we encounter the Singing Man. Every town's got one; those men who wander around the high street singing at the top of their lungs. But most don't seek therapy, and especially not with Doctor Flask. Get Episode Six here.

The Surgery, guest starring Peter Miles

Episode 5 of The Surgery is now available here. Featuring the very first guest appearance in the series by Peter Miles, reprising his role from Colditz, and revealing the unexpected linguistic talents of Chelsea Morgan.

Latest The Surgery episode

Episode 4 of The Surgery is now available here. Josie Witherington has a fungal infection, causing Doctor Blake to stare into the abyss....

The Surgery Episode 3

New episode of The Surgery available here, in which trainee receptionist Chelsea Morgan reveals her fruit and veg fetish, while PC Fenton administers to the sick.