Representation in television has always been a controversial topic amongst audiences and critics. Throughout our own history, television organisations have grounded healthy representation to a halt because of a lack of knowledge and apprehension towards how their audience numbers would be affected if they didn’t satisfy everyone’s expectations. In modern society, writers have gradually become … >
In the midst of the casting announcement for Doctor Who series 11 that came out yesterday – with Bradley Walsh leading the three new companions that Jodie Whittaker’s Doctor will be travelling with – came a change in format of the show. The BBC confirmed that Doctor Who series 11 will, as rumoured, be coming … >
When is a normal ITV crime drama not a normal ITV crime drama? In the case of Fearless, it’s when the relatively ‘normal’ case of a dead blonde teenager, an innocent family man and the parade of male predators who may have killed her for the crime of being young and sexually active, is just … >
Well then. Oh my. This article contains spoilers for World Enough and Time, which in turn contained spoilers for my short-term well-being.
Rachel Talalay will be directing the final two episodes of Doctor Who season 10. She is pretty much universally loved by fans of the show, and here’s why.
This article contains spoilers for The Eaters of Light, and indeed contains much knowledge regarded as forbidden.
In order to be successful, developers need to come up with games that engage players, but what does that mean exactly?
This article contains spoilers for The Empress of Mars, which in turn contains spoilers for The Thing.
This article contains spoilers for ‘The Lie of the Land’, and like ‘The Lie of the Land’ it contains a number of potentially good ideas, many of which will remain unexplored.
When is a companion more than a companion? When they’re created by Steven Moffat.