As promised, this evening’s Children In Need appeal featured a clip from the upcoming Doctor Who Christmas special, Twice Upon A Time. Here it is… You can donate to Children In Need, here. Previous story… If you’re looking to get a glance at the upcoming Doctor Who Christmas special, Twice Upon A Time, then the BBC … >
Doctor Who series 10 landed on DVD and Blu-ray earlier in the week. However, for those who bought the set, there’s been something of an oversight on the inside of the package. For considering it’s a multi-disc set, it’s somewhat puzzling that there’s no indication of just what’s on which disc. Thankfully, help has come … >
For viewers of a certain vintage, The Box Of Delights was and is a flat-out Christmas treat. The BBC adaptation of John Masefield’s magical Christmas tale first screened in 1984, and quickly won audience hearts. The final of the six episodes screened on December 24th 1984, and in recent years, it’s become a Christmas tradition … >
Further to our story from the end of October (below), the new issue of Doctor Who Magazine has now officially confirmed that Jamie Childs is the first director working on Doctor Who series 11. Furthermore, the new issue of the magazine confirmed too that he directed the clip announcing Jodie Whittaker as the 13th Doctor in the … >
Spoilers ahead: In the final episode of Red Dwarf’s twelfth series, Rimmer travels through alternative universes in search of one where he has a better life.
Despite its low profile amongst mainstream audiences, StartUp is the top series on Crackle – the free online streaming service – and this popularity has secured the crime thriller a 10-episode third run.
Despite earning a second season renewal earlier this month, Seth MacFarlane’s sci-fi comedy The Orville has had its first season episode order cut down by an episode.
If you’re in the mood for Brits doing extremely specific and hard to decifer American accents, then Godless – the new western thriller coming to Netflix this month – might be perfect festive viewing for you.
Amazon has picked up Absentia, a new crime thriller starring Castle‘s Stana Katic and Crazyhead‘s Cara Theobold, for distribution in the UK (as well as other territories).
Amazon’s decision to spend over $200m on a new Lord Of The Rings television series, with a further spin-off included in the deal, has certainly sent ripples around the internet over the past few days. What, people not unfairly ask, can Amazon do with a series that can improve on Peter Jackson’s extraordinary trilogy of … >