The Daily Star have quoted Doctor Who Showrunner Chris Chibnall as saying: “The first story is much more a story of survival for the new Doc.” “The last we saw of her she was falling through the air above planet Earth so it’s less about gender and more about: ‘How am I going to get … >
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 … >
Stephen Amell has been playing Oliver Queen, the lead character in The CW’s Arrow TV show, for seven years now. And in a new interview, he’s suggested that the DC-Comics-inspired series could feasibly carry on without him.
Alan Tudyk will play the villainous Mr Nobody in DC’s Doom Patrol series, which is being developed for the upcomingDC Universe streaming service.
Channel 4 has confirmed when we can expect to see the return of No Offence, for its third series.
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Here’s a weird piece of casting news: Australian actor Damon Herriman is set to play the same role in two different projects, with Quentin Tarantino and David Fincher both casting him as the real-life murderer and cult leader Charles Manson.
The CW has teased the return of all its superhero shows with a mega-montage of a trailer, which blends together eye-catching clips from Arrow season 7, The Flash season 5, Supergirl season 4, Legends Of Tomorrow season 4 and Black Lightning season 2.
With his new series, Bodyguard doing gangbusters on BBC One right now, Jed Mercurio’s other crime drama, Line of Duty is gearing up for production on its fifth series, according to a tweet by the BBC. The fifth series, along with the sixth, was confirmed back in May 2017, with production set for September this year, so, as … >
Pennyworth, the prequel series all about Batman’s British butler, is set to film – rather appropriately – in the UK. Before he butled for the Wayne family, Alfred Pennyworth battled for the British special forces on the streets of London.