While we still know next to nothing about Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss’ upcoming Dracula TV show, the showrunners have at least shed a little light on what it won’t be.
Sky Atlantic’s latest big budget drama, Riviera, is being heavily sold off the back of Neil Jordan’s involvement. But Jordan, the director of features such as The Company Of Wolves, Interview With The Vampire and The Crying Game, has moved to distance himself from the programme in a new interview with The Guardian.
The latest game show to get the greenlight on UK television is Rage Room, that’s just been given the nod by Channel 4’s on-demand All 4 service. Russell Kane is set to host the programme, where members of the public will get the chance to rage about things that get under their skin. Then, a … >
The final episode of Doctor Who series 10 will be longer than any other in the current run.
The upcoming reboot of classic 80s soap opera Dynasty (from The CW in the US) will be available to watch for audiences in the UK via Netflix.
Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker has been talking about what we can expect from series 4 of the show, and how it might be less topical than we expect.
Another face has been added to The End of the F***ing World, E4 and Netflix’s upcoming teen thriller, with Gemma Whelan joining the cast.
No, we haven’t started reporting politics – the first images from Tracey Breaks the News with comedian Tracey Ullman are here and they’re rather uncanny.
Channel 4 is spending some of its money on a trio of entertainment shows, recruiting the likes of Miranda Hart, Alan Carr and Harry Hill for the new ventures.
Another Russell T. Davies show is making the jump across the channel. Or heading back across the channel, depending on which way you look at it.