Video Killed The Radio Star (2009) is a series web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Video Killed The Radio Star online in HD.
Video Killed The Radio Star — Storyline
Musicians and those closest to them reflect on their previous work.
Cast & Crew
Video Killed The Radio Star — Series Details
| First Air Date | 2009-09-06 |
| Seasons | 8 |
| Episodes | 66 |
| Genre | series |
| Language | English |
| Status | Returning Series |
| Rating | 5/10 (1 votes) |
Video Killed The Radio Star — Episode Guide
Season 1
- E1: Russell Mulcahy (2009-09-06) — Examining the career of renowned director Russell Mulcahy, whose most famous works include the videos for Rio by Duran Duran, Queen's A Kind of Magic and The Buggles' Video Killed
Season 2
- E1: Duran Duran: Part 1 (2010-07-07) — Duran Duran's Simon Le Bon and Nick Rhodes discuss the creation of the videos for some of their biggest hits, including Rio and Girls on Film.
- E5: AC/DC — Angus Young and Brian Johnson recall the inspiration behind AC/DC's most hard-hitting music videos, including Thunderstruck and You Shook Me All Night Long.
- E6: Sting — Sting discusses the creative process behind the sensational music videos he was proud to be part of, including Fields of Gold and Every Breath You Take.
- E7: U2 — Bono and The Edge discuss some of U2's most memorable music videos, including the star-studded The Sweetest Thing and Numb.
Season 3
- E1: Guns N' Roses (2011-07-09) — Video director Andy Morahan and drummer Matt Sorum look back on the band's iconic trilogy of videos for November Rain, Don't Cry, and Estranged.
- E2: Metallica — Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich and music video director Wayne Isham look back at the band's iconic videos, including Enter Sandman and The Unforgiven.
- E3: Fleetwood Mac — Mick Fleetwood discusses Fleetwood Mac's most famous music videos, including Big Love and Gypsy, and reveals how they affected his band's public profile and artistic direction
- E4: A-Ha — A-Ha's Magne Furuholmen and director Steven Baron discuss the making of the band's iconic music videos, including Take On Me and The Sun Always Shines on TV.
- E5: Bon Jovi — Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora joins director Wayne Isham to discuss the making of some of the rock band's most famous videos, including You Give Love a Bad Name and Always.
- E6: Bryan Adams — Canadian rock star Bryan Adams gives a fascinating insight into his work with director Steve Barron on his music videos Cuts Like a Knife, Heaven and Summer of 69.
- E8: Olivia Newton-John — Olivia Newton-John, choreographer Arlene Phillips and director Brian Grant discuss how they made the music videos for Physical, Desperate Times and other hits.
- E12: Queen — Members of Queen reflect on their iconic music videos, revealing their inspiration and creative processes, and the impact of the new medium on the music industry.
- E15: Fatboy Slim — Norman Cook, known by stage name Fatboy Slim, and director Tim Pope recount the birth of some of the singer's most famous videos.
- E16: Van Halen — Wildly inventive American hard rock band Van Halen reflect on the genius, madness and excesses of some of their most memorable music videos.
- E17: Whitney Houston — The making of the late Whitney Houston's most iconic music videos, including So Emotional, How Will I Know, and I Wanna Dance With Somebody.
Season 4
- E1: Moody Blues (2012-04-14)
Season 5
- E1: David Bowie (2013-06-22) — Directors David Mallett and Tim Pope are among those discussing the challenges, expense, and visions behind David Bowie's music videos.
- E2: The Cure (2013-06-29) — The Cure's Robert Smith and video director Tim Pope reflect on the band's most iconic videos, including Boys Don't Cry, Why Can't I Be You? and Close to Me.
- E3: Simple Minds (2013-07-06) — Simple Minds singer songwriter Jim Kerr discusses the band's iconic hits and videos, including Belfast Boy, Chelsea Girl and Don't You Forget About Me.
- E4: Elton John (2014-01-31) — A look at Elton John's most iconic videos, including the on-set shenanigans and setbacks that surrounded filming for his cheery 80s hit I'm Still Standing.
- E5: Oasis (2014-02-07) — Director Nigel Dick discusses the iconic music videos he has made with Oasis and reflects on his fractious relationship with the Gallagher brothers.
- E6: Joe Strummer (2014-02-14) — The Pogues' Shane MacGowan is among those examining Joe Strummer's exit from The Clash, his part in The Pogues and his spaghetti western Straight to Hell.
- E7: Michael Jackson (2014-02-28) — Directors behind some of Michael Jackson's iconic music videos, including Thriller and Smooth Criminal, discuss their collaborations with the King of Pop.
- E8: Aretha Franklin (2014-03-07) — Directors discuss working with Aretha Franklin, including the difficulties experienced making the video for her duet with George Michael.
- E9: Billy Joel (2014-03-14) — Directors behind the music videos to Uptown Girl, The Downeaster "Alexa" and Allentown discuss their famous collaborations with Billy Joel.
- E10: Frankie Goes To Hollywood (2014-03-21) — Director Kevin Godley reflects on the success and controversies of the videos for Relax, Two Tribes and Christmas hit The Power of Love.
- E11: The Human League (2014-03-28) — Human League singer Phil Oakey and director Steve Barron reflect on the iconic videos of the new wave band, including that of hit single Don't You Want Me.
- E12: Blur (2014-04-04) — A look at the Britpop band's most famous videos, including Parklife, featuring Phil Daniels, Country House, directed by Damien Hirst, and Coffee & TV.
- E13: The Synth Years (2014-04-18) — Gary Kemp, Simon Le Bon and director Russell Mulcahy are among those reflecting on the electronic music scene and music video boom of the 1980s.
Season 6
- E1: Tina Turner (2015-06-30) — A fascinating look at the secrets and ideas behind Tina Turner's most iconic music videos. Directors David Mallet, Brian Grant, Andy Morahan and choreographer Arlene Phillips discu
- E2: Lou Reed (2015-07-06) — Directors and musicians discuss the secrets behind creating some of Lou Reed's best-loved music videos. Offering unique and unseen archive footage of LouReed and The Velvet Undergr
- E3: Billy Idol (2015-07-08) — A fascinating behind-the-scenes look at how Billy Idol's best-loved music videos were brought to life. Robert Elms and Director David Mallet discuss Billy Idol. Topics include his
- E4: Tom Petty (2015-07-10) — A fascinating look at how some of the late Tom Petty's most memorable music videos were made. Robert Elms and Director Julien Temple discuss themusic videos of Tom Petty. Including
- E5: Bjork (2015-08-30) — A fascinating look at the creative processes behind some of Bjork's most iconic music videos. Robert Elms discusses the amazing body of musicvideo work from Bjork. This episode inc
- E6: Crowded House (2015-08-31) — A unique insight into the ideas and vision behind the music videos of BRIT Award-winning rock band Crowded House. This program contains an intimate interview with NeilFinn on his m
- E7: Depeche Mode (2015-09-16) — An eye-opening behind-the-scenes look at the making of Depeche Mode's most notable music videos. Legendary DJ Rusty Egan and Broadcaster Robert Elms discuss the music videos of Dep
- E8: ZZ Top (2015-09-26) — Directors and musicians reveal the ideas and inspirations that helped create ZZ Top's most memorable music videos. This program contains interviews with ZZ Top and music video guru
- E9: Robbie Williams (2015-10-10) — From Millennium to Rock DJ and beyond, we look back at Robbie Williams' most memorable music videos. Broadcaster Robert Elms and Director Vaughan Arnelldiscuss Robbie’s exciting vi
- E10: Bryan Ferry & Roxy Music (2015-10-16) — Broadcasters Mark Ellen and Robert Elms discuss the impact of the first four Roxy Music albums, in terms of original music, the look of the band, design of the covers, the conseque
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does Video Killed The Radio Star have? 8 season(s) with 66 episodes.
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