ITV2 is set to debut its brand new time travel comedy, Timewasters, in early October. Sounds fun this one, too. It follows a jazz band from South London, who step into a lift smelling of, er, ‘urine’, and find themselves back in the 1920s. Then, their time machine is destroyed, and they find themselves stuck … >
Following a successful pilot episode screened last year, the BBC has pressed ahead with a full series of a new, re-cast Porridge. And what’s more, it’s set to arrive on our screens the week after next. Original creators Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais are involved in the show, which centres on the grandson of … >
Dave will be serving up a double dish of Red Dwarf and Zapped…
HBO hasn’t confirmed just when we’ll be seeing the final episodes of Game Of Thrones, but the wise money right now seems to be on the eighth and final season of the show appearing in 2019. We know that it’ll consist of just six episodes this time around. And we also know who’s going to … >
Star Trek is back on our screens thanks to CBS and Netflix! Here is our guide to the 15-episode series Star Trek Discovery.
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Suranne Jones has been chatting about the possibility of more Doctor Foster…
The plan with the screen adaptation of Marvel’s Inhumans was certainly ambitious. The first two episodes screened in IMAX cinemas at the start of the month, with IMAX also putting funding into the show. Then, it started running on ABC in the US, with an eye on a long-running show. Unfortunately, the muted reaction to … >
Rellik‘s proving to be the kind of competent, grimace-to-the-drizzle, crime drama that the BBC’s been doing well for decades, but the longer it goes on the more it exposes its biggest problem: time. And I’m not talking about the scheduling – although it’s being well-beaten by its 9pm rival, Liar, over on ITV – nor … >
The BBC has opened up a new category on its iPlayer service – and we reckon it’s going to eat up a fair amount of your time! It’s called From The Archive, and the Beeb is adding to it over 450 programmes from – yes! – its archives, dating back to 1946. Here’s the official … >