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Bad Move series 2 is set to premiere on September 19th at 8pm, ITV has revealed. Jack Dee will reprise the role of Steve and Kerry Godliman will return as Nicky. The married couple will continue to struggle with their relocation to the Yorkshire countryside.
Killing Eve has set its UK release date, at long last. The assassin thriller, penned by Fleabag and Crashing‘s Phoebe Waller-Bridge, will debut on BBC One on September 15th at 9.15pm. After that premiere has broadcast, all eight episodes will appear on BBC iPlayer as a box set.
Entertainment Weekly has unleashed the first official images from Captain Marvel, the 1990s-set Marvel Cinematic Universe that will star Brie Larson as the eponymous fighter-pilot-turned-superhero. You can clap eyes on the snaps right here.
Since launching in 2014, BoJack Horseman has proved itself to be one of the funniest and most thoughtful offerings in the Netflix Originals canon. That’s why we’re very excited to clap eyes on the first trailer for the show’s fifth season.
Henry Cavill has found another high profile, somewhat geeky role to add to his CV: the Man Of Steel and Mission: Impossible – Fallout star is set to play the lead role of Geralt in Netflix’s adaptation of The Witcher fantasy books.
Mike Bartlett’s Press, an upcoming BBC One drama about a left-leaning broadsheet battle against a right-leaning tabloid, had to be rewritten when real-life events echoed the contents of its script.
Taskmaster series 7 will debut on Dave on September 5th 2018, with Greg Davies and little Alex Horne putting a new set of comedic talents through the wringer. James Acaster, Jessica Knappett, Rhod Gilbert, Kerry Godliman and Phil Wang will battle it out for the highly coveted bust of Davies’ head.
Karl Urban, who played the iconic Judge Dredd character in the Dredd movie from 2012, has had meetings about returning to the role. He has long been rumoured to show up in Judge Dredd: Mega-City One, the TV show that is currently in development.
Matt Lucas is working on a new TV project with Steven Moffat. The pair previously worked together on Doctor Who, when Moffat was the showrunner and Lucas had a recurring role as Nardole, the loveable cyborg with invisible hair that became a companion to Peter Capaldi’s Doctor.
The End Of The F***ing World season 2 was announced last month, to much fanfare, with the show’s writer Charlie Covell signing up stars Alex Lawther and Jessica Barden for another series of low-enthusiasm criminal adventures. Channel 4 will hold onto the exclusive rights to broadcast this new season, for over a year, before allowing Netflix … >