In the wake of the The Great British Bake Off – and her erstwhile cohort Paul Hollywood – defecting to Channel 4, Mary Berry will stick with the BBC and judge a whole new cooking show, Britain’s Best Cook.
Reuniting after Wallander, Thor and… um… larking about on the Graham Norton show, Kenneth Branagh and Tom Hiddleston are together again for a production of Hamlet in London’s Jerwood Vanbrugh Theatre. The strictly-short engagement runs 1-23 September, and will be a fundraiser for the RADA Attenborough Campaign, looking for a total of £20million to regenerate … >
The latest of BBC Three’s acquisitions from down under, after a string of Chris Lilley shows and the under-seen fantasy show Cleverman (catch up now on Netflix!) is Ronny Chieng: International Student. The show already aired on ABC in Australia and you can see the trailer at the foot of this post.
Multiple disagreements led to the lauded showrunner leaving CBS’ big-time TV Trek reboot.
Changes in society’s attitudes to gender will be reflected in banter between the first and twelfth Doctors.
It may soon be a great time to be Star Trek fan as rumours state a classic character from the original series may get a show all of his own.
After a very successful first run with the US-sourced drama, which came to its conclusion last night, Channel 4 have today announced that the second series will also air on their network and, subsequently, catch-up service.
The Rebel is a short, slightly-sharp sitcom based upon comic strips from The Oldie. The first series ran quite discreetly on Gold last year but clearly did sufficiently well to merit a comeback as, today, UKTV have announced a fresh run of six, half-hour episodes – twice the length of the original stretch. Andrew Birch, … >
It’s been an odd year for fans of spooky, outer space alien movies. Back in January, the smart money was on a big sequel being the most successful, with Ridley Scott looking to have learned lessons from Prometheus, and shaped something a little more primal for his latest movie. But he didn’t. Instead, to keep … >
In an age where another reboot or revival is announced on a daily basis, it’s not foolish to think that a beloved show like Gavin & Stacey might someday return with new episodes.