The Doctor Who rumour mill currently has Bradley Walsh in pole position to play the companion to Jodie Whittaker’s incoming Doctor. And whilst there’s been no further news on that since the story surfaced a week or two ago, Walsh has been chatting about the future of his teatime quiz show, The Chase. The thinking … >
Earlier this year, it was revealed that Steve Whitmire, who has been playing and voicing Kermit The Frog since the death of Jim Henson back in 1990, had been relieved of his duties by Disney. Both sides of the argument got a very public airing in the aftermath of the news coming to light. Now, … >
The Good Doctor will premiere on Sky Living in the UK this autumn.
As Game of Thrones series 7 reaches a finale, one of its big stars will soon headline a big-budget dramatisation of the infamous conspiracy for the BBC.
The first installment of Strike aired on BBC One last night to great fan reactions, and the following episode of The Cuckoo’s Calling will follow tonight.
August tends to be light on fictional telly crimes. Everyone’s planted outside in deckchairs, reading about murders through Ray-Ban filters, rather than indoors watching them. Or that’s the misconception TV schedulers plot under. It means that far the biggest misdemeanour on BBC One this month has been Jim Moir pairing orange with egg on Celebrity … >
Victoria finally returns to ITV tonight, and it’s clear that it won’t be an easy ride for the young queen.
The BBC has now officially confirmed that not only is The League Of Gentlemen returning for three 20th anniversary specials – but also that they’re going to start filming next year! An official BBC press announcement has just been released, which confirms that filming will take place in Manchester and the Peak District. The shows will … >
Good news X-Men fans! The promising new mutant series The Gifted – due to premiere in the US on 2 October – will be airing on FOX in the UK just a few days later.
Stars of screens large and small Ben Whishaw and Hugh Grant will star in BBC One’s A Very English Scandal, written by Russell T Davies and directed by Stephen Frears.