Ian Smith - DJ & Wedding Host

09/03/2026

Happy world 🌎 DJ Day to all my fellow DJ'S 🙌🏾

07/03/2026

Welcome to my world.......won't you come on in......🤔...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

27/02/2026

10/02/2026

🤔✅️💯😉

20/01/2026

Happy National DJ day to all my DJ family, may the wheels of steel forever spin in your favour ⏺️💿💿🎶🎧

21/12/2025

21/12/2025

For anyone who watched it at the time, V was a sci-fi drama that will have stuck with you all these years later.

On the surface, it began with a simple premise: huge alien motherships hovering silently over the world’s major cities, their occupants claiming to come in peace. The Visitors looked human, spoke calmly, and promised advanced technology in exchange for help with resources. Governments welcomed them. The public relaxed. And that’s exactly what made it so terrifying.

Because beneath the polite smiles and red uniforms was something far darker. As the story unfolded, the truth was revealed in moments that are still talked about today — the synthetic human skin, the reptilian faces underneath, and scenes so shocking they genuinely stunned viewers. Guinea pigs, live animals, and the realisation that humanity itself was on the menu. This was family TV that didn’t play safe.

What really elevated V, though, was how grounded it felt. At its heart, it wasn’t just about aliens — it was about power, propaganda, fear and control. Scientists were silenced. The media was manipulated. Ordinary people were pressured into choosing sides. Some collaborated. Others resisted. The blood-red “V” sprayed across posters became a symbol of rebellion that felt raw and meaningful, especially to viewers who picked up on its clear parallels with 20th-century totalitarianism.

Characters like Julie Parrish, Michael Donovan, Diana and Martin gave the story emotional weight, while the performances made the threat feel real. The tone was serious, often grim, and unapologetically tense — a far cry from lighter sci-fi of the era.

Even decades later, V holds up as peak 80s television: ambitious, frightening, and genuinely thought-provoking. It wasn’t just sci-fi spectacle — it was a warning, wrapped in red uniforms and hovering spaceships. And for many of us, it was absolutely unforgettable.

21/12/2025

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