Sky One’s Idris Elba comedy, In The Long Run, is shooting its second and third series back to back. The 1985-set sitcom draws inspiration from Elba’s own childhood, with the Luther star serving as creator and star on the project.
Steven Knight and Tom Hardy, who also work together on Peaky Blinders and Taboo, are collaborating once again on a BBC One adaptation of Charles Dickens’ iconic festive yarn, A Christmas Carol. Today, some fresh details have surfaced…
Counterpart, the Starz TV series starring Oscar-winner J.K. Simmons, has been cancelled by its network and is now searching for a new home. We’ve got the skinny for you right here…
Mark Hamill, the legendary actor behind Luke Skywalker’s live-action appearances and the Joker’s best animated ones, is set to appear in the second season of The History Channel’s Knightfall series. You can see the first footage of the geek icon in action right here…
A new teaser trailer for Disney’s live-action Aladdin remake has provided our first proper look at Will Smith’s part-CGI/part-live-action take on the character of Genie. You can take a look right here…
It has been confirmed that Danai Gurira’s Michonne will be leaving The Walking Dead after its tenth season, following a tumultuous ninth run that saw numerous big names leaving the show.
If you’ve been wanting a bit more of The Muppets in your life, here’s a rumour that’s sure to float your boat: Josh Gad is reportedly developing a new TV show, all about Kermit and his felt-based friends, for the upcoming Disney+ streaming service. Here are the details…
Batwoman has cast its big bad, so we now know who will be facing off against Ruby Rose’s Kath Kane in The CW’s upcoming Gotham-set superhero series: Rachel Skarsten has nabbed the show’s biggest villainous role, and we’ve got all the info right here…
ITV has opted to cancel two of its on-going sitcom series, with Bad Move and Birds Of A Feather both being brought to close. It’s a bad day to be a show starting with the letter B, basically, and we’ve got all the details here.
In an article in Doctor Who Magazine 535 featuring director Wayne Yip, actor Nikesh Patel, who played Mitch in the Doctor Who New Year’s special Resolution, revealed the measures writer and showrunner Chris Chibnall took to keep the appearance of the Reconnaissance Dalek in the special a secret. “I got a call from my agent saying they’d … >