We like Mark Kermode, you probably like Mark Kermode too. If you don’t, you should – and you should also be on the look-out for his new five-part TV show later in the spring.
The duo’s production company, Stolen Picture, will release its first movie this year – and will follow it up with a paranormal comedy series for TV.
Pre-production work has begun on the BBC’s brand new adaptation of War Of The Worlds, that’s been scripted by Doctor Who and Jonathan Norrell & Mr Strange scribe Peter Harness. Three 60 minute episodes are planned, with Mammoth Screen the production company involved. The shoot for the new War Of The Worlds, based on the … >
With Red Dwarf back on our screens recently for its twelfth series, I’m rewatching it from the beginning. This week it’s all change in Red Dwarf VII.
In sitcom circles, Martin Clunes has never scored a bigger hit than the phenomenon that was Men Behaving Badly. And whilst he’s been enjoying success more recently in Doc Martin, he’s heading back to comedy, for a brand new BBC One sitcom. It’s called Warren, and Clunes will be playing the title character. Warren is … >
Cuckoo, the little BBC Three sitcom that could, has never skimped when it comes to impressive guest stars.
Get excited for this one – YA-ish series The Bold Type will debut on Amazon Prime for UK audiences, following its success in the ‘States.
There was much speculation in the build up to the Doctor Who 50th anniversary special, The Day Of The Doctor, that Christopher Eccleston would return in a role he’d insisted he’d left behind. As it happened, Steven Moffat wrote the original script with that in mind, with Eccleston ultimately turning the opportunity down, that in … >
Steven Moffat’s time as Doctor Who boss came to an end on Christmas Day, with the transmission of his final episode, Twice Upon A Time. Moffat has now passed the mantle over to Chris Chibnall, who is hard at work on series 11 of the show. And as part of his farewell interview to The … >
It’s probably fair to call Fire And Fury the publishing phenomenon of the year thus far, with Michael Wolff’s look at Donald Trump’s first year as American President selling lots of copies, and thoroughly annoying Trump himself. Wolff may very well consider that mission accomplished. But there’s more to come. Endeavor Content has now picked … >