Blake's 7 Survey

There's a new survey up for Blake's 7 fans, where you can rate not only your favourite episodes, but your favourite audios and comics as well. Visit powerful52, and don't forget to vote for The Logic of Empire and The Mark of Kane!

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.

New special offer: Buy the first, get any other half price

At Magic Bullet, we believe that if you hear the first CDs of our Kaldor City and Faction Paradox series, you'll want to hear more. So, we've got a new special offer on our Orders Page: Buy the first CD in either series (Occam's Razor or Coming to Dust) and get any of our other CDs, in either series, for half price (excluding The Actor Speaks: Paul Darrow). Just specify which other CD you want in the little text box on the PayPal order page, and we'll send it to you.

New Feature: The Surgery!

Written, produced and first aired in 1995, and now available here for the first time as a free download! The Surgery is a fifteen-part comedy-drama series featuring several of the people who would go on to become stalwarts of Magic Bullet Productions, such as Alan Stevens, Alistair Lock, and, in front of the microphone, Peter Miles, Tracy Russell, Robert Lock and Patricia Merrick. The Surgery has been played on several radio stations, and you can access it here. We've posted the first two episodes to start with, and will be updating with more as the year progresses.

Wendy Padbury Interview

Conducted by Alan Stevens and Alistair Lock in 1991, we add to our collection of rare and archival material a extended version of an interview with Wendy Padbury, the last Doctor Who companion of the 1960s, that previously appeared in TV Zone Special #3.