Harlots, the Hulu-ITV production following a group of 18th century prostitutes in Georgian London, has been renewed for a second series, it was confirmed at the Television Critic’s Association press tour.
The latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine (issue 515) is out now, and in it has seemingly come some confirmation that the show is taking a slightly extended break before its next series. It had been rumoured for some time that there was going to be an 18 month gap between the start of series … >
The next series of Red Dwarf edges closer, as Dave (the channel) has released the first official image from the next run of the show. Said image looks like this… Along with the image came some official blurb from Dave, and that reads as follows… In the episode in question, the rest of the crew … >
Just a quick update for collectors of Doctor Who DVDs: the BBC in America has confirmed that it plans to release the upcoming Doctor Who Christmas special, Twice Upon A Time, on February 20th 2018. Whether the UK release comes a little earlier, or goes in line with that, remains to be seen. As this … >
With the sixth four-disc boxset of Survivors stories, Big Finish has moved the timeline for the range into the same frame as the early part of the third TV series. This hasn’t stopped them finding stories for all three central characters – Abby Grant (Caroline Seymour), Greg Preston (Ian McCulloch) and Jenny (Lucy Fleming). Along … >
Elisabeth Moss is currently on our screens in The Handmaid’s Tale, which earned her an Emmy nomination earlier this month, but tonight we’ll see the actress return to another favourite role with the return of Top of the Lake.
Before she suits up for the biggest role of her career, new Doctor Who star Jodie Whittaker will be playing a very different kind of doctor on BBC medical drama Trust Me.
A second season of the Emmy-nominated Big Little Lies is indeed in the works, despite the original intention for the show to be a ‘one and done’ single series.
The transformation of Fast and Furious movies into a a rollercoaster makes horrible sense, and the Saw series obviously translates well into haunted houses, but what do you do when you want to make a visitor attraction out of Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss’ Sherlock? It seems like the BBC might have nailed it. We … >
It was 16 years ago this month that The Office debuted on UK screens, and it remains to this day a high watermark of British comedy. It’s perhaps the only 21st Century sitcom that can rival the stalwart classics of Blackadder and Fawlty Towers et al in terms of its lasting impact on UK popular … >