Ruby Rose cast as Batwoman in upcoming CW series
The CW has found its Batwoman, with Orange is the New Black‘s Ruby Rose joining the cast of the upcoming DCTV crossover as this universe’s Kate Kane.
The CW has found its Batwoman, with Orange is the New Black‘s Ruby Rose joining the cast of the upcoming DCTV crossover as this universe’s Kate Kane.
Since July, a dispute has been bubbling away between UKTV and Virgin Media. UKTV’s channels, such as Dave, were stripped from Virgin Media boxes as a result of this disagreement. What’s all that about, then?
Back as the first Doctor, Susan, Barbara and Ian are David Bradley (now also the first Doctor on TV, courtesy of last year’s Christmas special Twice Upon A Time), Claudia Grant, Jemma Powell and Jamie Glover. Now on their second boxset, they no longer sound strange to the ear, and the set overall feels more polished … >
Over the weekend came the tragic news that Barry Chuckle, one half of the legendary Chuckle Brothers, had died. He was 73 years old, and the outpouring of affection is testament to how much fun he and his brother had given the world. The Chuckle Brothers, of course, were staples of BBC children’s television through … >
It’s been a bit of a journey to get there, but production is now well under way on the retooled House Of Cards season six. This will be the final season of the show, and won’t have Kevin Spacey in it. The actor was dropped from the show following the serious allegations made against him, … >
Peter Capaldi’s TARDIS was dismantled after his Doctor regenerated, and now we seem to have confirmation that “crazy” plans are afoot for Jodie Whittaker’s Doctor to have her own redecorated version.
They may share a network, numerous producers and the same Archie Comics source material, but there are no plans at present for Riverdale and The Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina to intersect with a crossover episode.
The July download only Doctor Who: Short Trips story is The Darkened Earth by John Pritchard. Narrated by Miranda Raison, it’s a sixth Doctor story told by his Big Finish companion Mrs Constance Clarke. It’s a simple-seeming story set on Earth and makes Constance challenge her world view – she joined the Doctor from World … >
A Supergirl movie has been announced, which will not be connected to the Supergirl TV series on The CW. Oren Uziel, writer of The Cloverfield Paradox and 22 Jump Street, has signed up to pen the script.
Eureka Entertainment has put a call out to fans of Grange Hill, in the hope of finding some old scripts for a DVD release. The right collector might be able to help them out.