For his last Doctor Who episode as writer and showrunner, Steven Moffat has penned Twice Upon A Time. It’s the Christmas special, of course, that will mark the departure of Peter Capaldi from the show too, as well as the introduction of Jodie Whittaker as the new Doctor. Moffat, though, has been chatting about what … >
Early next month, the writer and cast of The Brittas Empire are reuniting to reopen the Ringwood Recreation Centre. This is the centre that doubled for the exterior and swimming pool scenes in the show, as we reported here. However, in a new interview with Metro, the show’s title star, Chris Barrie, has suggested that … >
The final season of Game Of Thrones is heading into production soon, off the back of a seventh season where episode leaks were almost becoming the norm. With the show now comfortably ahead of where George R R Martin is up to with the books too, there’s genuine mystery as to how things will end. … >
Before its twelfth series lands on Dave in October, I’m rewatching all of Red Dwarf from the beginning. This week it’s time to give quiche a chance and ponder where all the calculators go in Red Dwarf III. If the transition from Red Dwarf II to III happened today, it would probably get called a reboot. The long-running … >
The dust has settled on the casting of Jodie Whittaker as the new Doctor in Doctor Who now, and she’s going to start filming for series 11 of the show before the year is out (and, of course, we’ll see her for the first time in the role on Christmas Day). Ahead of the announcement … >
The childrens’ television archives are being raided once more, and this time, it’s The Moomins who are set to return to our screens. Once again using the Tove Jansson stories as their source, the new series of Moomins is heading to our screens in the spring of 2019. The show is being made by Finnish … >
The new Sky drama, which began filming yesterday, has a pretty impressive cast.
Here’s our spoiler-filled review of the new BBC crime drama, Rellik.
One-time Doctor Who producer’s new drama starts filming this week…
Award-winning comedy W1A returns to our screens next week, with the programme about the inner-workings of the BBC debuting on Monday 18th September at 9pm, on BBC One. But enjoy it: for its writer has cautioned that it’s set to be the last run of the show. Writer John Morton confirmed this to the Radio … >