Sylvester McCoy

Alixion – Big Finish rediscover another Doctor Who Lost Story (updated)

Updated 16/07/25: Ahead of it’s September release audio producers Big Finish Productions have revealed the cover for Doctor Who: Alixion. The previously lost story, which would potentially formed part of the Season 27, features Sylverster McCoy’s 7th Doctor with his teenage companion Ace (Sophie Aldred). The cover shows the pair, as well as the giant … >

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Butterfly

Butterfly – official trailer for Daniel Dae Kim’s new spy thriller

Ahead of a panel at this year’s San Diego Comic Con, and a mid-August launch date, Prime Video release the trailer for the explosive Butterfly.  The show, based on BOOM! Studios’ 2015 graphic novel, stars Daniel Dae Kim (Lost, Avatar: The Last Airbender), alongside Piper Perabo (Billions), Reina Hardesty (The Flash) and Louis Landau (Rivals). … >

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Olivia Cooke in The Girlfriend

The Girlfriend – teaser trailer for Olivia Cooke’s psychological thriller

The House of the Dragon star swaps her crown for a killer red dress in the trailer for her new series.   Prime Video have dropped a trailer for their forthcoming psychological thriller adaptation The Girlfriend. The six-part series stars Robin Wright (House of Cards) as a mother who is perturbed by her son’s new girlfriend Cherry, … >

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Byker Grove

Byker Grove – the classic kids series comes to streaming

Almost twenty years after its final episode, Byker Grove is coming to ITVX.  The influential teen drama series, which launched the careers of the light entertainment behemoths Ant & Dec, originally ran on the BBC for 18 series between 1989 and 2006. During that impressive 344 episode run, it tackled issues such as drug addiction, … >

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Rebus series two

BBC confirm that Rebus series two is coming

Richard Rankin will return as DS John Rebus to continue his story.  Last year, we were thrilled to see the BBC picking up the first series of Rebus. While the unorthodox detective made it to the screen in the 2000s, played by John Hannah and later Ken Stott, his world – Ian Rankin’s 25 novels … >

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