Way back in 2018, when I was the editor of I asked a few people to participate in P, an idea that I filched from the . Anyway, one of the people that I asked was the scrummy G, writer of the brilliant , as well as a load of other stuff. So, I thought I’d republish it here. Nicely, nicely …

A Mutual Friend –

I Can’t Swim (I Have Nightmares) –

Sleepwalker’s Woman –

Atomic Little Thing –

Weather Report 2 –

Big Sex II –

Just a Minute –

The Universe Is A Haunted House (Live in Prague) –

Hancock’s Half Hour (1956 – 1960)

Doctor Who (1963 -1977)

U.F.O. (1970)

Gangsters (1975-1978)

The Middlemen (1977)

Twin Peaks (1990 – 1991 & 2017)

The Day Today (1994)

The League of Gentlemen (1999 – 2002 & 2017)

Cities of the Red Night –

Remove Your Hat –

Miss Shumway Waves A Wand –

Today I Wrote Nothing – s

Without Feathers –

Les Chants du Maldoror –

Doctor Who & The Auton Invasion –

Crash –

The Rebel (1961)

Scream and Scream Again (1970)

O Lucky Man! (1973)

The Phantom of Liberty (1974)

Mirror (1975)

The Man Who Fell To Earth (1976)

In The Mood For Love (2000)

Mullholland Drive (2001)

Golden Acre, Great Harwood, Lancashire.

The Museum of Modern & Contemporary Art, Nice.

My bed.

Graham Duff is a prolific scriptwriter and script editor, whose shows include the BBC TV sitcoms , and the Sky Arts horror anthology series and Radio 4 comedy shows such as and Count Arthur Strong’s Radio Show.

He’s written articles about music for Wire magazine, as well as publishing essays on contemporary art.

He writes about the year’s best new music releases for the Dangerous Minds website and presents his own online music show Graham Duffʼs Mixtape.

As an actor he often appears in his own shows and he’s also had tiny, tiny roles in big productions such Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows and Doctor Who. His book Foreground Music: A Life in 15 Gigs was published in 2019.