A much-loved TV show – by us anyway – from the British television archives remains the terrific KYTV. This was the television version of the Radio 4 show Radio Active, which brought together Angus Deayton, Helen Atkinson-Wood, the late Geoffrey Perkins, Michael Fenton Stevens and Philip Pope. The heart of the show was the very … >
The star salary system that used to dominate the movies is very much prevalent in television now, with actors able to bring home millions a year when they land a successful show. And there’s none more successful on television right now than Game Of Thrones. The programme’s seventh season is about to come to an … >
It’s finale week on Game Of Thrones. Which means the night is dark and full of spoilers…
Bradley Walsh is the surprise frontrunner to be the new Doctor Who companion…
One thing that’s often said of the Doctor Who role is that when you have it, you’re constantly asked when you’re leaving. When you leave it, you’re constantly asked when you’re coming back. And so it begins for Peter Capaldi, who leaves the TARDIS this Christmas in Twice Upon A Time. He’ll regenerate into Jodie … >
David Mitchell and Robert Webb have helped mine comedy gold at the forefront of the nine series of Peep Show we’ve had in the UK, with the show drawing to a close in December 2015. But there’s been fairly regular talk of a possible US remake of the show. Talk that, according to co-creator Sam … >
Brand new set pictures from Jessica Jones season two have emerged, and may offer some insight into how David Tennant’s Kilgrave is still around.
The first trailer for Channel 4’s upcoming anthology series based on author Philip K. Dick’s short stories has landed online.
Prepare yourself, friend. This clip is just the beginning.
Writing as Robert Galbraith, J K Rowling scored a huge hit (and not for the first time) with her novel, The Cuckoo’s Calling. The first in what’s become the Cormoran Strike series of novels (there have been three to date), it’s heading to the BBC imminently in a major drama adaptation. The Cuckoo’s Calling is … >