Here’s one we didn’t see coming. ITV is looking into opening a mini theme park in the middle of London, to allow people to “experience” its TV shows. It sounds like the project is being fast-tracked too, with the network looking for a launch in 2018. Shows such as Downton Abbey, Victoria, The Voice and, … >
The first trailer for Doctor Foster‘s eagerly-awaited second series has landed online, ahead of the show’s return next month…
A British version of the Lisa Kudrow-starring online comedy Web Therapy has been announced, and will star Stephen Mangan as an unconventional therapist.
The new issue of Doctor Who Magazine is just landing on subscribers’ doormats today, and pride of place in it is a two page interview with the next Doctor, Jodie Whittaker. In the interview, she talks about the reaction to the news of her casting, and whether it was what she was expecting. “You’ve probably … >
Friday Night Dinner is returning to Channel 4 for a fifth series, which will start shooting early next year.
BBC Two’s controller, Patrick Holland, has this morning been speaking at the Edinburgh TV festival. Among many exciting plans for the station he confirmed that, yes, The League of Gentlemen will be back. It was hardly a secret, but the announcement makes things officially official. There were no real details given, other than an episode … >
Ahead of the launch of Channel 4’s exciting (for us, anyway) LEGO competition show, LEGO MASTERS, a trailer and contestant descriptions have been revealed.
Rachel Talalay has rapidly established herself firmly amongst the cream of Doctor Who directors, and it seems fitting that she should be back to helm the Christmas special, Twice Upon A Time. In doing so, she’ll oversee the departure of Peter Capaldi and Steven Moffat, and the introduction of Jodie Whittaker to the show. Chatting … >
A much-loved TV show – by us anyway – from the British television archives remains the terrific KYTV. This was the television version of the Radio 4 show Radio Active, which brought together Angus Deayton, Helen Atkinson-Wood, the late Geoffrey Perkins, Michael Fenton Stevens and Philip Pope. The heart of the show was the very … >
The star salary system that used to dominate the movies is very much prevalent in television now, with actors able to bring home millions a year when they land a successful show. And there’s none more successful on television right now than Game Of Thrones. The programme’s seventh season is about to come to an … >