‘Treasure Island’ DVD review
One of the most frequently dramatised novels of all time, this adaptation seeks to take a more gritty and realistic tone.
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One of the most frequently dramatised novels of all time, this adaptation seeks to take a more gritty and realistic tone.
With filming for Series 5 well underway, and a few vague titbits revealed in interviews, it is high time for some speculation on where Merlin might be headed.
Set in the world of corporate law, Suits is a smart and stylish American import that has been doing the numbers for Dave.
From September 1938 to the outbreak of WWII, the second series of Upstairs Downstairs was always destined to labour under an all-pervading sense of the gathering doom.
Created by Chris Boucher, former Blake’s 7 and Bergerac script editor, Star Cops was effectively a police procedural in space and one of the rare occasions where the BBC attempted to do some serious sci-fi; no bug-eyed monsters here, just duplicitous, criminal human beings. What was it about? Laid back Nathan Spring is a traditionalist … >
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Based on the 2004 best-selling children’s book of the same name, The Gruffalo’s Child was this Christmas’ high profile children’s animation on BBC One.
With a brand new six-part series of Red Dwarf now in the can and due to be broadcast on Dave this autumn, here are our hopes for the long-awaited Series X.
Out this week, Merlin’s Complete Series 4 boxset features cast and crew commentaries on five episodes. From the fascinating, through the teasing to the downright daft, they are a must listen for any true fan of the Camelot crew. Here are some of the things we discovered…
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