All My Clothes Need Burning (formerly Television Times)

The Big AnnouncementHey Podrats — I’ve taken a quick pit stop in your feed because things are about to take a turn.After four lovely, slightly well-behaved seasons of Television Times, we have decided to swerve the podcast into a new lane. Same host, same questionable judgement — just a wider map and fewer guardrails.From Season 5, the show will become 'All My Clothes Need Burning'.We’ll still chat with brilliant guests about what they do and how they got there — but now we’re leaning harder into travel disasters, production chaos, and stories of things going gloriously wrong — in far-away lands or right at home.So nothing’s really changing — apart from the name, the direction, and the increased risk of mild peril.New title. Bigger adventures. Possibly worse decisions.Season 5 boarding soon.📢 Follow the PodcastStay updated with the latest episodes and behind-the-scenes content:InstagramTikTokYouTubePodcast: All My Clothes Need BurningHost: Steve Otis GunnGuest: Steve Otis GunnDuration: 4 minutesRelease Date: February 12, 2026Season: 4, Episode 34All music written and performed in this podcast by Steve Otis Gunn.Please buy my book 'You Shot My Dog and I Love You', available in all good bookshops and online. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TV Round-Up 2025: The Year That Television Lost the Plot — with Paul Critoph🎙️Episode OverviewHe’s back — and the annual TV autopsy has never been messier. Friend of the podcast Paul Critoph returns for his third end-of-year TV debrief, and within seconds we spiral from shower-screen disasters to xenomorph rage, religious reality-TV meltdowns, terrible teen dramas, plus the slow cinematic chopping of vegetables.Listen as we discuss:Alien Earth: Why are the xenomorphs suddenly bulletproof? Squid Game 2 & 3: Terrible foreign actors (again), and that infuriating ending.Bad Teen TV: The Summer I Turned Pretty — why every character is a vacuum of charisma.Smoke: Steve’s sleeper hit of the year — Taron Egerton as a fire investigator in a show that looked glossy but turned out to be gripping.One Star TV Hell: The uncanny poshness of AI, American remakes nobody asked for, and All’s Fair — Kim Kardashian as a lawyer (no thank you).Star Wars Corner: Paul’s case for Andor as the best Star Wars thing since Empire — fascism, prison planets, and zero space wizards.Physical Asia: Paul's fascination with Asian competitive telly continues, and this year, there are additional Australians!Bonus: Plus Steve and Paul’s yearly battle to find even one show they both actually watched.This episode is for anyone who loves television, hates television, or can’t stop watching it even when it’s objectively terrible.🖋️ About Paul CritophPaul Critoph is a seasoned actor and cultural commentator known for his insightful analyses and engaging discussions on TV and film. With a keen eye for emerging trends and a deep understanding of the industry, Paul offers a unique perspective on the ever-changing landscape of television.🔗 Connect with Paul CritophInstagramFacebook📢 Follow the PodcastStay updated with the latest episodes and behind-the-scenes content:InstagramTikTokYouTubeThis podcast is now called All My Clothes Need Burning. We’ve leaned into the chaos.Host: Steve Otis GunnGuest: Paul Critoph – Actor & Cultural CommentatorDuration: 58 minutesRelease Date: January 1, 2026Season: 4, Episode 32All music written and performed in this podcast by Steve Otis Gunn.Please buy my book 'You Shot My Dog and I Love You', available in all good bookshops and online. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

​Do Not Adjust Your Pod! — with Steve Otis Gunn🎙️ Episode Overview​In this Christmas week bonus episode, Steve Otis Gunn steps away from the usual guest format for a candid one-man-band chat. Reflecting on the pivotal fourth season and looking ahead to what comes next, Steve shares the behind-the-scenes realities of producing the show solo and hints at potential changes for the future. He also reviews his favourite podcasts of the year!Subjects include:Creative Evolution: A look at the show's original focus and Steve’s pitch for a new comedy character inspired by his former life as a sound engineer.Listener Feedback: Steve discusses his desire for audience input on everything from the content to the musical interludes.Personal Anecdotes: A quirky dive into Steve's recent experience getting a flu jab and a story about a treacherous journey in Bolivia.This episode will appeal to aspiring creators and long-time listeners looking for an honest, funny, and slightly unfiltered look at the creative mind behind the mic!📚 About Steve Otis GunnSteve Otis Gunn is a Podcaster, Writer/Performer, and former sound engineer known for his distinctive blend of dark humor, storytelling, and vulnerability. After years of working behind the scenes in the world of theatre, Steve stepped into the spotlight, transforming personal awkwardness into a rich source of comedy. His debut solo show, Steve Otis Gunn is Uncomfortable, premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2024, earning a ★★★★ review for its bold, brutally funny exploration of growing up in a criminal environment and the lingering discomfort that shaped his perspective.📢 Follow the PodcastStay updated with the latest episodes and behind-the-scenes content:InstagramTikTokYouTubeThis podcast is now called All My Clothes Need Burning. We’ve leaned into the chaos.Host: Steve Otis GunnGuest: Steve Otis GunnDuration: 47 minutesRelease Date: December 21, 2025Season: 4, Episode 32All music written and performed in this podcast by Steve Otis GunnPlease buy my book, You Shot My Dog and I Love You, available in all good bookshops and online. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.