Paul Feig’s cult classic series joins the superhero series on the streamer. Updated 06/12/22: ITVX adds more shows to its catalogue thanks to a deal with Paramount. Further to their superheroes announcement, ITV are reporting a signup with Paramount Global Content Distribution. While it brings a number of shows to their rebranded streaming service ITVX, … >
Almost every single drama will have to work out the kinks of its premise throughout its first season.
Arrow is no exception, but it is a series that always displays a clear intent as far as its approach goes. Some may dismiss the show as goofy fun, but it delivers a rather delicate balance as it takes on the darker edges of its story while keeping things fun, engaging and frequently very unpredictable.
If this winter’s anything like last year, there’ll be plenty of days to curl up on the sofa for a DVD marathon of essential cult TV.
Torchwood star John Barrowman has joined the cast of the CW network’s new action series Arrow.
If this winter’s anything like last year, there’ll be plenty of snow-days to curl up on the sofa for a DVD marathon of essential cult TV.
So we’re here, ten years later, at the final season of a show that nobody really expected to soar.
Channel 4 have acquired the UK broadcast rights to ABC’s upcoming Charlie’s Angels series, with the show receiving its UK premiere on E4.
After a fair bit of scheduling problems in America, The Kennedys finally arrive at the BBC. Back in the US, the show was pulled by the History network; apparently because, according to some critics, its version of real-life events wasn’t anybody’s idea of history.
All credit to Smallville for making it to a very impressive ninth season. You don’t survive that long in the cruel world of US TV without doing something right.