Birds of a Feather returning for another Christmas special
What’s Christmas without a retro sitcom coming back from the dead for a festive hurrah? Well, it’s not the same, that’s what it is.
What’s Christmas without a retro sitcom coming back from the dead for a festive hurrah? Well, it’s not the same, that’s what it is.
Talk about a mark of quality – news has broken that Sky Atlantic’s Tin Star – starring Tim Roth and Christina Hendricks – has been renewed for a second run before the first has even aired.
Later on today, a new series of the never-ending (but we like it anyway) Pointless arrives on BBC One. The show started all the way back in 2009, and right now, it’s the UK’s highest rated quiz programme. Approximately 17 million episodes or so have been made. And there are more on the way! The … >
The BBC has announced a new drama from writer Danny Brocklehurst, that’s recruited Christopher Eccleston and Paula Malcomson to lead its cast. Brocklehurst’s credits to date include The Driver, Clocking Off, Accused and Linda Green. The new drama will be called Come Home, and will run for three hour-long episodes. As per the BBC’s announcement, … >
Red Dwarf return to our screens next month, and a fresh piece of casting news for the show has been announced. Johnny Vegas is taking on a guest star role in one of the six upcoming episodes of Red Dwarf XII. He’ll be playing a law enforced – a ‘crit cop’ – in a place … >
From 1964 through to 1988, one of the most iconic childrens’ programmes on British TV was Play School. Hosted across its run by the likes of Brian Cant, Floella Benjamin, Derek Griffiths and Johnny Ball, the show consistently gave its viewers a mystery: which of the three windows would we be looking through this week? … >
Following our review of the Jodie Whittaker-led BBC drama’s final episode, its writer, Dan Sefton, reached out to offer his opinion on a few of the points we made. Here’s his full rebuttal…
News has already broken that Rufus Sewell will return to Victoria this Sunday as former Prime Minister and the Queen’s confidante, Lord M, and now we have proof.
We love The Crown here at Cultbox, and we’re beyond excited for the return of the show on Netflix. But we have to admit, if we had to choose between a second series of Liz and Philip, and this Corgi-version, we’d be torn.
In spite of their past work together on Broadchurch, landing the Doctor Who role was no nod of the head from new showrunner Chris Chibnall to new Doctor Jodie Whittaker.