Steve Barnes hosts; cohosts James McCollum, and Lindsey Dunn
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Our podcast discusses time-related TV shows such as The Wheel Of Time, Time Bandits, One Hundred Years Of Solitude, 1899, and Dark; and time-related movies such as Time Bandits, Here (2024), and Jesus Christ Superstar. Our website is https://www.sweetchildoftime.com Email us at [email protected] Lindsey Dunn is a critic for NCFilmcritics and SEFilmcritic at https://www.1ofmystories.com James McCollum is host and producer at https://www.mlmpod.com
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Sweet Child Of Time turns time-bent screen stories into patient, scene-level talk about character, memory, genre rules, and continuity.
Sweet Child Of Time: Recaps Of Time Related TV Shows And Movies is a TV & Film recap show for listeners who like screen stories where time, memory, history, and cause-and-effect shape the drama.
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A loose, well-researched childhood-time-travel chat that stays engaging even as it wanders.
This episode uses The Amazing Mr Blunden as a starting point for a relaxed but steady conversation about memory, cast trivia, and why old favorites tend to stick.
A loose, lively recap that treats vengeance, guilt, and odd character beats as the main event.
The piece keeps its focus on Hank Grogan, the fire, and the moral fallout, and Lindsay Dunn with Steve Barnes give the recap an easy, conversational rhythm.
A loose, funny recap that still keeps its eye on the story's emotional pressure points.
Lindsay Dunn and Steve Barnes spend most of the recap circling what the episode leaves unsaid: the missing information, the kids trying to reset, and the town's talent for chasing the wrong target.
A loose, funny recap that keeps the episode's tension in redemption, memory, and manipulation.
Episode 5, "29 Nybolt Street," keeps coming back to redemption, reunion, drugs, and memory. Lindsay Dunn and Steve Barnes stay loose and funny, but they still hit the main beats: Marge's turn, General Shaw's shifting story, Rose's suspicion, and the late-1950s LSD trials tied to…
A warm recap that moves from cleaning jokes and Reed Lackey banter to a sharp split over Will and Marge.
The recap opens with the cleaning jokes and Teal Triangle business, then gets more interesting once Reed Lackey joins the mix. Will is the main thread here: the hosts tie him to the Hanlon legacy, say he seems to share more fears with Charlotte than with his dad, and linger on…
A relaxed recap that lets memory, beacons, and bureaucratic bluffing do most of the work.
Sweet Child Of Time treats Welcome to Derry episode 3 as a loose, friendly recap rather than a neat summary. It starts with a joke about forgetting names, then moves through Halloran, the idea that beacons may be people, and the Rose-Shaw tension around the dig.
A loose, thoughtful Derry recap that feels like two people thinking out loud.
Sweet Child Of Time keeps this Derry recap moving without rushing it. It opens on pickle jokes and loose banter, then settles into the episode itself, with Rose, Rich Santos, and what the series seems to be saying about Indigenous presence inside the Stephen King universe.
A fan-driven recap that finds trauma, family parallels, and a clear Music Man thread.
This episode recap keeps its energy up while it moves through the brutal opening, Maddie Clements, and the link between fear and generational trauma.
Recaps that argue back.
Chinese drama recaps with cultural context.
PBS Kids nostalgia with teeth and context.
Asian drama talk with fandom built in.
Retro specials, recovered and roasted.
Sweet Child Of Time episode 145 starts by framing Highlander as a 32-episode project, larger than the hosts' Dark and Wheel of Time runs.
Steve Barnes finally has company again.
Steve Barnes sounds glad to be back at the mic.
Host Steve Barnes introduces a book club episode focused on King Sorrow by Joe Hill, discussing the author's potential heavy metal influences and revealing he is Stephen King's son.
Host Steve Barnes reviews Emily St.
Steve Barnes introduces a new solo book club format for Sweet Child of Time, reviewing Joe Abercrombie's fantasy novel 'The Heroes'.
London starts dark and playful.
Steve Barnes starts loose.
A detailed recap and analysis podcast covering Welcome to Derry Episode 7 'The Black Spot,' where the hosts discuss the burning of the Black Spot nightclub, the origin story of Pennywise through Bob Gray and the Urchin Boy, and Easter eggs including Andy Muschietti's cameo.
Lindsay Dunn and Steve Barnes dig into the episode.
Lindsay Dunn and Steve Barnes open with a joke-heavy back-and-forth before settling into their recap of Episode 5, "29 Nybolt Street." They treat the episode as a story about redemption and reunions, with Marge and General Shaw as the main pressure points.
Lindsay Dunn and Steve Barnes open with a cleaning riff, then bring in Reed Lackey to join the recap.
The hosts open with a joke about forgetting each other's names.
Lindsay and Steve kick things off with pickles, hot dogs, and mall-snack memories before the recap proper starts.
Steve Barnes and Lindsay Dunn unpack the premiere with reactions, lore checks, and a fair bit of side chatter.
Steve Barnes and Lindsay Dunn open with a loose catch-up before moving into a primer for their upcoming series, Welcome to Dairy.
Sarah Ellis ties her acting background to specific roles on K Street, America's Most Wanted, and Louis, while host Steve Barnes frames the episode around songs about time.
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Steve and James open with their familiar off-the-cuff banter before settling into Band of Brothers.
Steve Barnes and James McCollum recap Highlander the Series S1E2, “Family Tree,” and spend much of the episode tracing Richie’s search for his parents through the orphanage, Mr.
Steve Barnes and Lindsay Dunn talk about Here (2024), starting with why it was picked and then following its time-bending, single-space setup.
Steve Barnes opens with a goodbye.
Steve Barnes and James McCollum recap Wheel of Time “Goldeneyes” S3E7 as a mostly battle-driven episode that they both rewatched three times.
Steve Barnes and James McCollum spend this recap trying to figure out what The Shadow in the Night is actually doing.
Steve Barnes and James McCollum open by joking about the Marshland Media Empire and whether “collective” fits better.
Steve Barnes and Marshland Monster, James McCollum, cover Wheel of Time season 3, episode 4, The Road to the Spear, starting with why it has been called the show's highest-rated episode.