Ten years since The X-Files ended, we’re starting to think that a third movie, showing the events of the colonisation and Mulder and Scully’s heroic fight against the odds, isn’t going to materialise after all.
US network CBS are currently shooting a pilot for their own modern-day Sherlock Holmes project. But perhaps we shouldn’t be so hasty in deriding Elementary before it even airs.
It’s clear that the BBC have plans to make this a recurring event and so the teething problems may be ironed out subsequently but, as it stands, it was a nice day out that didn’t entirely justify the ticket price.
If you’re one of the people who aren’t watching Series 4 of Being Human simply because Mitchell, George and Nina are no longer around, then you really are missing some amazing television.
Most fan talk about this year’s series of Doctor Who has tended to concentrate on how many episodes it will consist of and when they’ll be shown. As a result, excited chatter about the actual content has been thin on the ground.
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.
Eternal Law, ITV1’s angelic legal drama from the creators of Life on Mars, has been suffering in the ratings but there’s still plenty in it to enjoy.
In anticipation of The Walking Dead’s return next month, we look at some of the questions which have been hanging over the mid-season hiatus like a lynched zombie dangling from a tree.
To some people, speculating about the content of a few hours of television, 22 months before it is likely to be screened, is the behaviour of the insane. These people know nothing.
After a week of fevered conjecture about how Sherlock miraculously survived his apparently fatal fall from the roof of Barts Hospital, Steven Moffat has said: ‘There is a clue everybody’s missed.’