Tom Hiddleston’s Loki and Elizabeth Olsen’s Scarlet Witch could lead their own live-action TV shows on Disney’s upcoming streaming service, a new report has suggested. With huge budgets, and Marvel Cinematic Universe stars in the leading roles, this could be a massive leap forward for superhero TV.
George R.R. Martin thinks that the Game Of Thrones TV series could have run for as many as 13 seasons. Pointing to his source material novels, the A Song Of Ice And Fire series, Martin believes the show could’ve gone on for much longer.
Netflix is making a live-action series of Avatar: The Last Airbender. The show’s original creators, Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko will helm this new version.
Sad news for fans of the BBC’s Victorian sitcom, Quacks, as the channel’s comedy commissioner, Shane Allen has announced it won’t be returning for a second series… Allen announced the news in the Radio Times in response to a fan’s letter asking whether Quacks had a future. “Sadly there are currently no plans for another series as we … >
Jodie Whittaker told the Telegraph that the thirteenth Doctor’s costume, which she helped create with designer Ray Holman, contains clues: “There is a reason for every single little thing. The colour of every single part of the outfit, every stripe, every bit of lining ‒ everything is a choice, and at some point you may … >
We know more about the on-set antics of Bradley Walsh filming Doctor Who than we do of his character, Graham O’Brien. At San Diego Comic Con press conference, Bradley Walsh described Graham as a “regular bloke from London who’s ended up living in the north of England and gets taken away on this journey. It’s … >
Jodie Whittaker told Stylist magazine the appeal of her character, the Doctor: “There are no rules. You’re an alien but you’re in a human body, so you can physically be anything. And that’s the thing about this character – it fizzes out to every part of your body in a way I’ve never experienced. You’re … >
Matt Strevens, who joined Doctor Who as an executive producer for the show’s upcoming 11th series, has stressed that there will be LGBTQ+ characters in the new run of the BBC’s flagship sci-fi spectacular.
Riviera writer Sophie Petzal is heading to Channel 5 for her next project, Blood, a psychological crime thriller that will feature Line Of Duty‘s Adrian Dunbar. Virgin Media has snapped up the SVOD rights for the show, meaning that Virgin will have the boxset to share after Channel 5’s initial airing window.
With Jodie Whittaker moving on to a new form of doctoring, BBC One’s medical drama Trust Me is in need of a new lead. It’s just been announced that Alfred Enoch will be the show’s new star, as Trust Me forges ahead with a new central story.