Queer Eye, which we recently highlighted as a series that everybody should watch, is getting a spinoff book. The Fab Five, who provide the beating heart of Netflix’s makeover/sorting your life out show, will all contribute to this vital tome.
It’s been a while since we heard anything about The Batman, the solo movie for Gotham’s Dark Knight that is being worked on by War For The Planet Of The Apes writer/director Matt Reeves. But now, Reeves has taken the time to tease his take on the iconic Caped Crusader.
The news of its existence lit up the internet, with cautious optimism being the order of the day, but now we’re hearing that Fox’s Buffy The Vampire Slayer reboot is still in the very earliest days of development.
Jennifer Aniston has, once again, been asked about a potential Friends revival with the original cast, and she’s very enthusiastic about the idea. Bringing back beloved cult shows is TV’s favourite trend at the moment, and Friends would join Will & Grace, Gilmore Girls, Twin Peaks and The X-Files in returning from the dead. Jennifer Aniston, as it stands, would love to do it. Speaking … >
The Walking Dead season 9 showrunner, Angela Kang, is confident that Andrew Lincoln’s departure from the role of Rick Grimes will not spell doom for AMC’s zombie series.
Our Girl may have been used as scheduling football during the World Cup, but the third run of the BBC One military drama still delivered some top quality entertainment and – thanks to a sizeable cliffhanger at the end – left us wanting more.
Chunks of Doctor Who series 11 were filmed in South Africa, and we’ve only just found out. Jodie Whittaker has been talking up the experience in the new issue of Doctor Who Magazine.
Jack Bauer is set to return in a follow-up series to 24, charting the CTU agent’s life up until the popular 2001 series. Former 24 showrunner Howard Gordon is working alongside its creators, Joel Surnow and Bob Cochran about the possibility of a prequel series. The trio will be on writing duties and the project is … >
Forget Lucifer and Brooklyn Nine-Nine – the real, original unkillable show is Timeless, which has just been brought back from the dead a second time.
HBO have announced that they will screen a new adaptation of Audrey Niffenegger’s novel, The Time Traveler’s Wife, from Doctor Who and Sherlock scribe, Steven Moffat. The channel has put in a straight-to-series order and we expect production to begin later this year. Moffat, who recently vacated his post as Doctor Who showrunner, will pen the scripts and serve … >