#235: All Good Things...

Merry Christmas Bond fans!  It’s time for the 008th annual Big James Bond Boxing Day Bonanza Quiz. We have 100 fiendishly challenging questions to put you to the test.  Will you be keeping your British end up?  Enter this year’s quiz to find out!  Your Score: Are you chocolate loving, Mr. Mendel, or are you 007 himself?  90-100: 007 80-89: M 70-79: Q 60-69: Leiter 50-59: Tanner 40-49: Jack Wade 30-39: Nick Nack 20-29: Lieutenant Hip 10-19: JW Pepper 0-9: Mr. Mendel

Merry Christmas Bond fans! It’s time for the 008th annual Big James Bond Boxing Day Bonanza Quiz. We have 100 fiendishly challenging questions to put you to the test. Will you be keeping your British end up? Enter this year’s quiz to find out! Your Score: Are you chocolate loving, Mr. Mendel, or are you 007 himself? 90-100: 007 80-89: M 70-79: Q 60-69: Leiter 50-59: Tanner 40-49: Jack Wade 30-39: Nick Nack 20-29: Lieutenant Hip 10-19: JW Pepper 0-9: Mr. Mendel

#234: The Big James Bond Boxing Day Quiz 2021

JBR returns with another surprise bonus episode of '30 Days of No Time To Die.' This time we've drafted in our two missing 00s from our previous roundtable, Dan Gale and Brian Dobson, along with some members of the JBR family to discuss Daniel's final film. With us today are Marlene Orth, Chris Wood, Jamie Mitchell, Ralfy Babes, and our man Down Under, Paul Jamieson.

JBR returns with another surprise bonus episode of '30 Days of No Time To Die.' This time we've drafted in our two missing 00s from our previous roundtable, Dan Gale and Brian Dobson, along with some members of the JBR family to discuss Daniel's final film. With us today are Marlene Orth, Chris Wood, Jamie Mitchell, Ralfy Babes, and our man Down Under, Paul Jamieson.

#233: No Time To Die Revisited (Roundtable)

Brigitte Millar

BONUS NO TIME TO DIE PODCAST!         Today, Chris is joined by none other than the nefarious Dr. Vogel, herself, Brigitte Millar.

BONUS NO TIME TO DIE PODCAST!   Today, Chris is joined by none other than the nefarious Dr. Vogel, herself, Brigitte Millar.

#232: No Time To Die (Bonus) - Brigitte Millar Interview

It's time for the final episode of '30 Days of No Time To Die.' To finish off the 30 days, we're turning the mic over to our intrepid family of listeners. Each caller has 90 seconds to share their review of the film, then it's onto the next one. With over 150+ reviews, today's episodes is going to make a very interesting listen. Extra big thanks go out to JBR editor in-chief, Michael Kirwan, for producing the 30 days. Especially today's episode, which was a monster of a podcast to cut together. Agent Kirwan, we salute you!

It's time for the final episode of '30 Days of No Time To Die.' To finish off the 30 days, we're turning the mic over to our intrepid family of listeners. Each caller has 90 seconds to share their review of the film, then it's onto the next one. With over 150+ reviews, today's episodes is going to make a very interesting listen. Extra big thanks go out to JBR editor in-chief, Michael Kirwan, for producing the 30 days. Especially today's episode, which was a monster of a podcast to cut together. Agent Kirwan, we salute you!

#231: No Time To Die Review (Part 20) - Listener Reviews

It's time for part 19 of '30 Days of No Time To Die.' For the penultimate episode of the 30 days, we've drafted in team JBR to talk about the film. With us today are JW, Jack Lugo, Michael Kirwan, and JBR Family Quizmasters, Rory Couper and John Ward.

It's time for part 19 of '30 Days of No Time To Die.' For the penultimate episode of the 30 days, we've drafted in team JBR to talk about the film. With us today are JW, Jack Lugo, Michael Kirwan, and JBR Family Quizmasters, Rory Couper and John Ward.

#230: No Time To Die Review (Part 19) - JBR Roundtable

It's time for part 18 of '30 Days of No Time To Die.' JW returns to talk about the Hans Zimmer score with guitarist and all round good bloke, Chris Wood. Many of you will know Chris from his @bondonvinyl account on instagram. If you haven't come across him yet, give him a follow, you won't regret it.

It's time for part 18 of '30 Days of No Time To Die.' JW returns to talk about the Hans Zimmer score with guitarist and all round good bloke, Chris Wood. Many of you will know Chris from his @bondonvinyl account on instagram. If you haven't come across him yet, give him a follow, you won't regret it.

#229: No Time To Die Review (Part 18) - The Music

It's time for part 17 of '30 Days of No Time To Die.' In today's episode we take more listener questions, and discuss what the JBR Family are thinking about No Time To Die.

It's time for part 17 of '30 Days of No Time To Die.' In today's episode we take more listener questions, and discuss what the JBR Family are thinking about No Time To Die.

#228: No Time To Die Review (Part 17) - More Talking Points

It's time for part 16 of '30 Days of No Time To Die.' In today's episode we take some listener questions, and talk about what the JBR Family are thinking about No Time To Die.

It's time for part 16 of '30 Days of No Time To Die.' In today's episode we take some listener questions, and talk about what the JBR Family are thinking about No Time To Die.

#227: No Time To Die Review (Part 16) - Talking Points

It's time for part 15 of '30 Days of No Time To Die.' In today's episode we talk about the film in its entirety, and how it fits within the Daniel Craig era.  JBR returns on Monday with more No Time To Die action. Editing by Michael Kirwan.

It's time for part 15 of '30 Days of No Time To Die.' In today's episode we talk about the film in its entirety, and how it fits within the Daniel Craig era. JBR returns on Monday with more No Time To Die action. Editing by Michael Kirwan.

#226: No Time To Die Review (Part 15) - Conclusion

James Bond Radio is the podcast for 007 fans. Every Friday, join lifelong Bond fanatics Tom Sears &amp; Chris Wright, as they explore the world of 007. From celebrity interviews with the likes of Sir Roger Moore, Bruce Glover, John Glen, and Peter Lamont, to all the latest news and reviews. With 5 years of faithful service to the Bond community and features in Variety, The Times and on BBC Radio 2, James Bond Radio is your guide to all things Bond.Disclaimer: James Bond Radio is an unofficial entity and is not affiliated with EON Productions, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. or Danjaq, LLC.

In the true spirit of JBR you once again deliver a great episode! Thank you for all you do. - Jeff

Well done gentlemen

A proper James Bond podcast, great content and a brilliant listen when it comes to 007 and MI6

Nobody does it better

James Bond Radio is the podcast for 007 fans. Every Friday, join lifelong Bond fanatics Tom Sears &amp; Chris Wright, as they explore the world of 007. From celebrity interviews with the likes of Sir Roger Moore, Bruce Glover, John Glen, and Peter Lamont, to all the latest news and reviews. With 5 years of faithful service to the Bond community and features in Variety, The Times and on BBC Radio 2, James Bond Radio is your guide to all things Bond. Disclaimer: James Bond Radio is an unofficial entity and is not affiliated with EON Productions, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. or Danjaq, LLC.

James Bond Radio: 007 News, Reviews & Interviews!

It’s time to begin our exploration of Pierce Brosnan's second bond film, 1997's Tomorrow Never Dies. This time Bond faces off against media mogul, Elliot Carver, as played by Jonathan Pryce. We have a new 007 director in the shape of 'Air America's' Roger Spottiswoode, we have slap happy Desperate Housewife, Teri Hatcher, and we have Hong Kong action star, Michelle Yeoh as Bond's Chinese opposite number Wai Lin. Is it a solid follow up to Brosnan's Goldeneye debut, or are we left wanting more? Find out on this week’s episode of James Bond Radio.

It’s time to begin our exploration of Pierce Brosnan's second bond film, 1997's Tomorrow Never Dies. This time Bond faces off against media mogul, Elliot Carver, as played by Jonathan Pryce. We have a new 007 director in the shape of 'Air America's' Roger Spottiswoode, we have slap happy Desperate Housewife, Teri Hatcher, and we have Hong Kong action star, Michelle Yeoh as Bond's Chinese opposite number Wai Lin. Is it a solid follow up to Brosnan's Goldeneye debut, or are we left wanting more? Find out on this week’s episode of James Bond Radio.

#152: Tomorrow Never Dies Review (Part 1)

This week we're back with our first look at the songs of Bond. Starting off with Dr. No, through to Sheena Easton's, For Your Eyes Only.  Be warned, Tom and Chris get a little too passionate during this episode. If the sound of two grown men dry humping each other to the sound of On Her Majesty's Secret Service might offend you, then it's probably best to skip this one. PLUS: Operation Kid Brother, Daniel Craig quits in the news, Thrilling Cities, JBR in Philadelphia &amp; Chicago and more.  Song reviews begin at: 36:46.

This week we're back with our first look at the songs of Bond. Starting off with Dr. No, through to Sheena Easton's, For Your Eyes Only.  Be warned, Tom and Chris get a little too passionate during this episode. If the sound of two grown men dry humping each other to the sound of On Her Majesty's Secret Service might offend you, then it's probably best to skip this one. PLUS: Operation Kid Brother, Daniel Craig quits in the news, Thrilling Cities, JBR in Philadelphia &amp; Chicago and more. Song reviews begin at: 36:46.

#101: The James Bond Theme Songs (Part 1)

The year of Sir Roger continues at James Bond Radio this week with our review of the big man's second 007 outing, The Man With The Golden Gun. This film does tend to divide opinion among Bond fans, with some hailing it as a classic and some calling it Roger's weakest. What will be the JBR verdict? Tune in to find out! Also, after Chris finally watched the brand new SPECTRE trailer, we talk at length about what we saw and what we hope we'll see in the finished film. We have our usual round of Bond chat, along with what seems to be developing into a full scale Bond game show at the end of each episode. Don't miss Bond Trivia, Guess The Quote, Complete The Lyric, Guess The Music Q and the first installment of James Bond Celebrity Deathmatch! It's all happening on James Bond Radio!

The year of Sir Roger continues at James Bond Radio this week with our review of the big man's second 007 outing, The Man With The Golden Gun. This film does tend to divide opinion among Bond fans, with some hailing it as a classic and some calling it Roger's weakest. What will be the JBR verdict? Tune in to find out! Also, after Chris finally watched the brand new SPECTRE trailer, we talk at length about what we saw and what we hope we'll see in the finished film. We have our usual round of Bond chat, along with what seems to be developing into a full scale Bond game show at the end of each episode. Don't miss Bond Trivia, Guess The Quote, Complete The Lyric, Guess The Music Q and the first installment of James Bond Celebrity Deathmatch! It's all happening on James Bond Radio!

#036: The Man With The Golden Gun [Reviewed]

James Bond Radio returns this week with an in-depth look at the cinematic trailers of Bond. We cover the latest Bond news and rumours including the recent Amazon and Apple revelations. And we speculate on the big changes that might be coming in the post-Daniel era of 007.

James Bond Radio returns this week with an in-depth look at the cinematic trailers of Bond. We cover the latest Bond news and rumours including the recent Amazon and Apple revelations. And we speculate on the big changes that might be coming in the post-Daniel era of 007.

#126: The Trailers of Bond (Part 1)

It's a red letter day for Bond fans across the world today with the big reveal of SPECTRE's title song, Writing's on the Wall by Sam Smith. The JBR team thought we'd leap into action and record a special emergency podcast dedicated to the new song, with a section by section break down, lyrical discussions and more!

It's a red letter day for Bond fans across the world today with the big reveal of SPECTRE's title song, Writing's on the Wall by Sam Smith. The JBR team thought we'd leap into action and record a special emergency podcast dedicated to the new song, with a section by section break down, lyrical discussions and more!

SPECTRE: Writing's on the Wall - Sam Smith Review

JBR is back to conclude our review of the final instalment of Roger Moore's Bond: A View To A Kill. This time it's all about Screamin'! Stacey Sutton, Murderous May Day, big ole blimps and The Golden Gate Bridge.   Also hear the full report from Q The Music's recent gig at The Harlington Theatre. Stories from Sir Roger's "An Evening with..." tour and a whole lot more!

JBR is back to conclude our review of the final instalment of Roger Moore's Bond: A View To A Kill. This time it's all about Screamin'! Stacey Sutton, Murderous May Day, big ole blimps and The Golden Gate Bridge.  Also hear the full report from Q The Music's recent gig at The Harlington Theatre. Stories from Sir Roger's "An Evening with..." tour and a whole lot more!

#112: A View To A Kill Review (Part 2)

It's Lazenby time, baby! So in our longest episode so far, which spookily matches the running time of the movie down to the minute, we explore the Bond film that has divided the opinion of Bond fans since it came out back in '69. We go through the film scene by scene, discuss the 'what ifs,' the alternate ending that never happened and more. Also, we run through the usual gauntlet of Bond 24 news, trivia and quotes, and last but not least an intruiging idea on how you could update and reboot the literary Bond post-Boyd! If you only ever listen to one episode of James Bond Radio, make sure it's this one!

It's Lazenby time, baby! So in our longest episode so far, which spookily matches the running time of the movie down to the minute, we explore the Bond film that has divided the opinion of Bond fans since it came out back in '69. We go through the film scene by scene, discuss the 'what ifs,' the alternate ending that never happened and more. Also, we run through the usual gauntlet of Bond 24 news, trivia and quotes, and last but not least an intruiging idea on how you could update and reboot the literary Bond post-Boyd! If you only ever listen to one episode of James Bond Radio, make sure it's this one!

#021: On Her Majesty's Secret Service [Reviewed]

It's finally here! It's been almost exactly a year since we reviewed Timothy's debut Bond, so it's high time we looked at Licence To Kill.   What do we think of Timothy's second and final 007 outing? Is Sanchez a good baddie for the 80s? Is Timmy Boy ahead of his time? Find out on today's edition of James Bond Radio.

It's finally here! It's been almost exactly a year since we reviewed Timothy's debut Bond, so it's high time we looked at Licence To Kill.  What do we think of Timothy's second and final 007 outing? Is Sanchez a good baddie for the 80s? Is Timmy Boy ahead of his time? Find out on today's edition of James Bond Radio.

#133: Licence To Kill Review (Part 1)

Dan Romer

The Music of Bond returns this week with Tom and JW exploring No Time To Die’s composer, Dan Romer. We look at Dan’s history in the business, and listen to some of his previous efforts from Cary Fukunaga’s, 'Maniac' to his work on 'FarCry 5.'

The Music of Bond returns this week with Tom and JW exploring No Time To Die’s composer, Dan Romer. We look at Dan’s history in the business, and listen to some of his previous efforts from Cary Fukunaga’s, 'Maniac' to his work on 'FarCry 5.'

The Music of Bond #021: Dan Romer & No Time To Die

Sir Roger Moore

James Bond Radio is BACK with what can only be described as the best possible thing EVER!  Yes, that's right we actually got to talk Bond with the one and only Sir Roger Moore. We hear all about his famous backgammon sessions with Cubby Broccoli, watching Timothy Dalton play Bond for the first time and even Sir Roger's first turn as Bond back in 1964. It's safe to say, if you only ever listen to one episode of James Bond Radio, make it this one. Sir Roger is our on tour across the UK this autumn. Grab your tickets HERE before it's too late! Enjoy :-) Chris &amp; Tom

James Bond Radio is BACK with what can only be described as the best possible thing EVER! Yes, that's right we actually got to talk Bond with the one and only Sir Roger Moore. We hear all about his famous backgammon sessions with Cubby Broccoli, watching Timothy Dalton play Bond for the first time and even Sir Roger's first turn as Bond back in 1964. It's safe to say, if you only ever listen to one episode of James Bond Radio, make it this one. Sir Roger is our on tour across the UK this autumn. Grab your tickets <a href="http://aneveningwithsirrogermoore.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a> before it's too late! Enjoy :-) Chris &amp; Tom

#108: Sir Roger Moore Interview

It's a new world...with new enemies...and new threats...but you can still depend on one man! It's time to take Bond into the 90s with a look at Pierce Brosnan's debut 007 film, Goldeneye. It's got Bond back in his Aston Martin DB5, it's got an iconic henchwoman, it's got Desmond Llewelyn as Q, it's got a new M, it's got a belter of a theme song, and it's got Martin Campbell at the helm, but does Bond have what it takes to thrive in a post Cold War world? Find out on this week's episode of James Bond Radio.

It's a new world...with new enemies...and new threats...but you can still depend on one man! It's time to take Bond into the 90s with a look at Pierce Brosnan's debut 007 film, Goldeneye. It's got Bond back in his Aston Martin DB5, it's got an iconic henchwoman, it's got Desmond Llewelyn as Q, it's got a new M, it's got a belter of a theme song, and it's got Martin Campbell at the helm, but does Bond have what it takes to thrive in a post Cold War world? Find out on this week's episode of James Bond Radio.

#144: Goldeneye Review (Part 1)

The Music of Bond is back with a look what many consider to be John Barry's finest work: On Her Majesty's Secret Service. We talk about the history of the score, the key decision to go with an instrumental track instead of a vocal for the main theme, and go deep on Louis Armstrong's, We Have All The Time In The World.  As usual we go track by track through the original soundtrack release and look at some intriguing covers too.

The Music of Bond is back with a look what many consider to be John Barry's finest work: On Her Majesty's Secret Service. We talk about the history of the score, the key decision to go with an instrumental track instead of a vocal for the main theme, and go deep on Louis Armstrong's, We Have All The Time In The World.  As usual we go track by track through the original soundtrack release and look at some intriguing covers too.

The Music of Bond #010: On Her Majesty's Secret Service Soundtrack Review

Today on The Music Of Bond the team delve into 1962's Dr. No score by Monty Norman.  The earliest film in the series, and the weirdest Soundtrack Album to date (only 7 of the tracks actually appear in the film!) so there is much to discuss and delve into.  From Mango Tree to 3 Blind Mice to Bond singing to Bleeps and Bloops in the Gun Barrel: as you have come to expect, everything is covered...

Today on The Music Of Bond the team delve into 1962's Dr. No score by Monty Norman. The earliest film in the series, and the weirdest Soundtrack Album to date (only 7 of the tracks actually appear in the film!) so there is much to discuss and delve into. From Mango Tree to 3 Blind Mice to Bond singing to Bleeps and Bloops in the Gun Barrel: as you have come to expect, everything is covered...

The Music of Bond #005: Dr. No Soundtrack Review

James Bond Radio Is Back In Action! The all-new JBR returns with a roundtable discussion of all things No Time To Die. Agents Sears, Williams, Dobson &amp; Lugo are your hosts in a long form chat about next year's brand new Bond.

James Bond Radio Is Back In Action! The all-new JBR returns with a roundtable discussion of all things No Time To Die. Agents Sears, Williams, Dobson &amp; Lugo are your hosts in a long form chat about next year's brand new Bond.

#163: No Time To Die Roundtable

Timothy Dalton

This week, we're taking a look back at Timothy Dalton's best bits! We’ll be exploring all of our favourite Tim moments from his ‘Bond…James Bonds’ to his M scenes, his Q scenes and his Moneypenny scenes. This is going to be an unmissable episode for the Timmy fans out there. So grab your Vodka Martini, put your feet up and prepare for a double helping of Dalton.

This week, we're taking a look back at Timothy Dalton's best bits! We’ll be exploring all of our favourite Tim moments from his ‘Bond…James Bonds’ to his M scenes, his Q scenes and his Moneypenny scenes. This is going to be an unmissable episode for the Timmy fans out there. So grab your Vodka Martini, put your feet up and prepare for a double helping of Dalton.

#140: Timothy Dalton Retrospective (Part 1)

Mark Edlitz

This week we're joined by author, Mark Edlitz, the man behind the new book 'The Many Lives of James Bond.' Lots of people love James Bond. But how many have actually been Bond? The Many Lives of James Bond offers the largest ever collection of original interviews with actors who have played Bond in different media, as well as in-depth interviews with many of the diverse artists who have contributed their talents to the making of James Bond movies, television shows, novels, radio dramas, comic books, and video games. These wide-ranging interviews provide a behind-the-scenes look at the artists' goals, the challenges they faced, and how they met them This book is also the first to examine the Bond character through eyes of the artists who interpret him. As the author talked with these creative people, a through line emerged. It involves a series of related fundamental questions about Bond that artists must reckon with when interpreting Bond. Who is James Bond and what, if anything, beyond successfully completing a mission does he really want? What drives him? Why did he become an agent? What is the nature of his inner-life? Would he be capable of a satisfying life away from high-octane adventure and danger? These questions challenge and inspire the creators to pull back the curtain on a deliberately opaque figure in an attempt to explore and analyze Bond's interior life and thought processes, and how the Bond actors have interpreted the role.

This week we're joined by author, Mark Edlitz, the man behind the new book 'The Many Lives of James Bond.' Lots of people love James Bond. But how many have actually been Bond? The Many Lives of James Bond offers the largest ever collection of original interviews with actors who have played Bond in different media, as well as in-depth interviews with many of the diverse artists who have contributed their talents to the making of James Bond movies, television shows, novels, radio dramas, comic books, and video games. These wide-ranging interviews provide a behind-the-scenes look at the artists' goals, the challenges they faced, and how they met them This book is also the first to examine the Bond character through eyes of the artists who interpret him. As the author talked with these creative people, a through line emerged. It involves a series of related fundamental questions about Bond that artists must reckon with when interpreting Bond. Who is James Bond and what, if anything, beyond successfully completing a mission does he really want? What drives him? Why did he become an agent? What is the nature of his inner-life? Would he be capable of a satisfying life away from high-octane adventure and danger? These questions challenge and inspire the creators to pull back the curtain on a deliberately opaque figure in an attempt to explore and analyze Bond's interior life and thought processes, and how the Bond actors have interpreted the role.

#169: The Many Lives of James Bond with Mark Edlitz

It's a brand new year and we're kicking things off with a brand new Bond! The Connery/Lazenby area is over and we're firmly in 70's territory with Roger Moore's first Bond: Live &amp; Let Die. Along with the usual SPECTRE chat, quotes and trivia, we go deep in an (almost) 3 hour LALD discussion. Does Roger match up to Sean and George? Does the new 70's funk sound work? Is the film even any good? Find out in today's episode of James Bond Radio.

It's a brand new year and we're kicking things off with a brand new Bond! The Connery/Lazenby area is over and we're firmly in 70's territory with Roger Moore's first Bond: Live &amp; Let Die. Along with the usual SPECTRE chat, quotes and trivia, we go deep in an (almost) 3 hour LALD discussion. Does Roger match up to Sean and George? Does the new 70's funk sound work? Is the film even any good? Find out in today's episode of James Bond Radio.

#030: Live & Let Die [Reviewed]

It's time to talk about the second half of The Living Daylights. Last time we left Bond brooding over the killing of Saunders. This week we kick off with 007 landing in Tangiers on his way to a nasty meeting with General Pushkin. We're talking Russian airbases, fights on planes, desert battles, diplomatic bags and a whole lot more on this week's JBR. Let's get deep on Daylights and see what we make of the climax to Timmy's 00-debut.  IMPORTANT: We're running a JBR charity collection for UNICEF in Sir Roger's memory. We'd love it if you'd help us reach our goal of £1,500.  Please CLICK HERE to donate.  You can donate from anywhere in the world in whatever currency you like.  Thanks,  Tom &amp; Chris

It's time to talk about the second half of The Living Daylights. Last time we left Bond brooding over the killing of Saunders. This week we kick off with 007 landing in Tangiers on his way to a nasty meeting with General Pushkin. We're talking Russian airbases, fights on planes, desert battles, diplomatic bags and a whole lot more on this week's JBR. Let's get deep on Daylights and see what we make of the climax to Timmy's 00-debut. IMPORTANT: We're running a JBR charity collection for UNICEF in Sir Roger's memory. We'd love it if you'd help us reach our goal of £1,500. Please <a href="http://jamesbondradio.com/roger" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> to donate. You can donate from anywhere in the world in whatever currency you like. Thanks, Tom &amp; Chris

#122: The Living Daylights Review (Part 2)

It's time to conclude our coverage of the theme songs of Bond. This week we'll be going from Octopussy's All Time High all the way through to SPECTRE's Writings on the Wall.   Also we talk Tom's recent trip to Vegas, The Man With The Golden Typewriter, the latest Bond 25 rumours and a whole lot more!  Song reviews begin at: 47:17.

It's time to conclude our coverage of the theme songs of Bond. This week we'll be going from Octopussy's All Time High all the way through to SPECTRE's Writings on the Wall.  Also we talk Tom's recent trip to Vegas, The Man With The Golden Typewriter, the latest Bond 25 rumours and a whole lot more! Song reviews begin at: 47:17.

#102: The James Bond Theme Songs (Part 2)

Hey hey! It's time for us to talk about one of the most divisive Bond films in the series. While many Bond fans deride the film due to clown suits and tarzan screams, others bask in it's high adventure.   So no matter where you land in the spectrum, be sure to put your feet up, pop your headphones in and get deep in some Octopussy action!

Hey hey! It's time for us to talk about one of the most divisive Bond films in the series. While many Bond fans deride the film due to clown suits and tarzan screams, others bask in it's high adventure.   So no matter where you land in the spectrum, be sure to put your feet up, pop your headphones in and get deep in some Octopussy action!

#104: Octopussy Review (Part 1)

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