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Quatermass and the Pit

Quatermass and the Pit

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Oct 30, 2026

Robert LambHOST
44:22
Her other credits include an episode of Hammer House of Horror.
Robert LambHOST
44:26
Let's see, 69's The Oblong Box, 76's Satan's Slave, and 79's The Quatermass Conclusion.
Robert LambHOST
44:34
Here she plays the conflicted wife to a devoted con man, arguably not as conflicted as she could have been at certain times.
Robert LambHOST
44:43
But I would say that she's great in this.
Dan ColónHOST
10:06
At this point, I feel like every actor we ever talk about has done The Saint and The Avengers and Doctor Who.
Dan ColónHOST
10:12
He also appeared in Quatermass and The Pit in 1967, same year this was released.
Mike ManziHOST
10:17
I got to watch all those to get them straight.
Mike ManziHOST
10:19
I've seen one, and I think it was the last one they made, but I can't.
Robert JohnsonHOST
53:07
Yeah.
Christopher WebbHOST
53:08
But Hob's End, as we know, is the name of the tube station in Quatermass and the Pit.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
53:12
Yeah.
Christopher WebbHOST
53:13
Written by Nigel Neill, who wrote Halloween 3.
MichaelHOST
5:08
before that is asteroid city
GregHOST
5:09
she's really good in asteroid city yes absolutely um another movie where she does a brief full frontal yeah um um Returning champion Scarlett Johansson.
GregHOST
5:23
Yes, returning champion Scar Jo.
GregHOST
5:25
Yes.
GregHOST
5:26
And yeah, I mean, God, I love Asteroid City.
GregHOST
5:28
That is such a...
GregHOST
5:29
I feel like Wes Anderson is in this weird place where obviously everybody loves him, but he's just really not receiving the sort of you know what i mean a claim that he kind of should be it's like these movies come out and like most people i know that saw finishing scheme or like it's fucking great maybe one of his best right and then did it get nominated for anything i think it was just kind of totally i
MichaelHOST
5:51
don't think so i mean i thought it was fine i thought
KarenHOST
28:30
Oh, thank God.
GregHOST
28:32
A film called Quatermass and the Pit.
GregHOST
28:36
Is it the sequel to the...
GregHOST
28:37
It's one of the sequels.
GregHOST
28:38
It's not the Quatermass 2, but it's the third one.
KarenHOST
28:42
Why are you skipping to the third one?
GregHOST
28:44
Because, Karen, Quatermass and the Pit came out on November 9th, 1967, which is just a few short days from when the episode goes live.
GregHOST
28:56
Okay.
David McGillivrayGUEST
28:46
I remember pleading with my parents to let me watch horror.
David McGillivrayGUEST
28:50
the Quatermass serial I would have been about 10 or 11 and they wouldn't allow it but Quatermass and the Pit which I saw in 1960 was a formative experience I thought it was such a brilliant story by Nigel Neill and much later on I have met all my idols and I met Nigel Neill and I told him I think you're the greatest horror writer in this country.
David McGillivrayGUEST
29:17
And it was a great pleasure for me to be able to tell him that because I thought he was so talented.
Christabel Heasman-CossinsHOST
29:23
What did you like about his work?
Mark RaineyGUEST
24:13
But for six bucks a month, there's no commercials.
Mark RaineyGUEST
24:16
They have really great transfers and they have Quatermass and The Pit.
Mark RaineyGUEST
24:22
They have things like Island of Terror and anything from the 50s through the 80s.
Matt CarpenterPANELIST
24:30
That movie actually, to me, that's cosmic horror.
CalebHOST
12:39
And then the following year, they would do another one with the same actor playing Quatermass, Brian Donlevy.
CalebHOST
12:45
And then in the 60s, they would make the color one that you mentioned, Quatermass and the Pit, which was kind of like a reboot, but
SeanHOST
12:50
still a third adaptation.
SeanHOST
12:52
I watched this on Tubi, which by the way, if I had known, I would have bought this movie.
Tom GrantHOST
1:01
All right.
Tom GrantHOST
1:01
So getting started here, before we get into the topic of today's episode, five million years to Earth, otherwise known as Quatermass and the pit, what geeky things have you been doing lately?
Steven TaylorHOST
1:15
Well, apart from having a hard time saying Nazi hoaxes, which is harder to say than you might think that it is.
Steven TaylorHOST
1:21
Nazi hoaxes,

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Tom GrantHOST
9:32
Back in the 1950s, the Quatermass series started.
Tom GrantHOST
9:37
These were limited series, mini-series basically.
Tom GrantHOST
9:40
that would – like for Quatermass and The Pit, it was six episodes.
Steven TaylorHOST
9:44
Right.
Matt BarberHOST
2:09
When he said to Terence Dick, you've only got two types of stories, and then he goes and finds the third one.
Matt BarberHOST
2:14
Although it is kind of Quatermass and the Pit influenced.
Matt BarberHOST
2:18
It is
Jon ArnoldHOST
2:18
slightly Quatermass and the Pit, but the main bulk, the main drive of the story, the actual reptiles, that's pretty original.
Jon ArnoldHOST
2:27
Because it's not...
Jon ArnoldHOST
2:28
I can't think of...
Jon ArnoldHOST
2:29
I mean, it draws on Mole Man, it draws on Planet of the Apes, it draws on Quatermass and the Pit.
Jon ArnoldHOST
2:36
but it manages to get the originality.

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