The Cry, a BBC drama starring former Doctor Who companion Jenna Coleman, has set its premiere date for Sunday 30th September 2018. According to TV Wise, the first episode of this four-part drama will air at 9pm.
An interesting tidbit gleaned from the latest edition of Doctor Who Magazine, which has new showrunner Chris Chibnall and Jodie Whittaker chatting about the upcoming series, is that episode one, ‘The Woman Who Fell to Earth’ may entirely omit Doctor Who‘s iconic credits. It’s a bold move given how important the opening credits are to the … >
Allan Heinberg, who worked on the script for Wonder Woman, has jumped ship from DC to Marvel. ABC has committed to producing a Marvel series from Heinberg, which will focus on female superheroes.
New Information about Doctor Who Series 11 has surfaced in Doctor Who Magazine 530: Episode 1: The Woman Who Fell to Earth Official BBC synopsis: “We don’t get aliens in Sheffield.” In a South Yorkshire city, Ryan Sinclair, Yasmin Khan and Graham O’Brien are about to have their lives changed forever, as a mysterious woman, … >
Netflix and Sky are joining forces for Ultimate On Demand, a combination of the Sky Boxsets catalogue and the Netflix streaming service, which will be available as a new Sky subscription pack for Sky Q customers.
Tom Hiddleston’s Loki and Elizabeth Olsen’s Scarlet Witch could lead their own live-action TV shows on Disney’s upcoming streaming service, a new report has suggested. With huge budgets, and Marvel Cinematic Universe stars in the leading roles, this could be a massive leap forward for superhero TV.
George R.R. Martin thinks that the Game Of Thrones TV series could have run for as many as 13 seasons. Pointing to his source material novels, the A Song Of Ice And Fire series, Martin believes the show could’ve gone on for much longer.
Netflix is making a live-action series of Avatar: The Last Airbender. The show’s original creators, Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko will helm this new version.
Sad news for fans of the BBC’s Victorian sitcom, Quacks, as the channel’s comedy commissioner, Shane Allen has announced it won’t be returning for a second series… Allen announced the news in the Radio Times in response to a fan’s letter asking whether Quacks had a future. “Sadly there are currently no plans for another series as we … >
Matt Strevens, who joined Doctor Who as an executive producer for the show’s upcoming 11th series, has stressed that there will be LGBTQ+ characters in the new run of the BBC’s flagship sci-fi spectacular.