Cuddlesome was, overall, entertainingly silly, with a rather disturbing undercurrent to it. There's nothing like mucking about with childhood tropes for a horror/thriller story. If I have a nightmare featuring the Cuddlesome jingle, tonight, someone is getting a very stern note.

I might have to add Nigel Fairs to my list of favorite BFA contributors. He's directed several of the Sapphire and Steel audios which I count amongst my favorites: Daisy Chain, The Lighthouse, The School. I haven't gotten around to listening to Water Like A Stone, which he's written. I'm looking forward to it, though.

(PS: I'll get you, if I have to chase you to Worthing! Oh, lawks)