This September, the iconic, groundbreaking TV show The Prisoner – the original version, not the recent ‘remake’! – arrives at its 50th birthday. The show, created by and starring Patrick McGoohan, only ran for one series, but its influence is still writ large on a lot of modern sci-fi. It seems appropriate that it’s going … >
For the generation growing up now, GamesMaster is at best a computer game magazine. The late Patrick Moore? He was that grumpy astronomer, right? And as for Dominik Diamond? Well, he lives in Canada now. Chances are, his name doesn’t resonate at all. But to those who have made it to this second paragraph, GamesMaster … >
Spoilers for The Doctor Falls. After the transmission of Doctor Who series 10’s penultimate episode, World Enough And Time, Steven Moffat appeared in a Q&A where he revealed that the finale, The Doctor Falls, hadn’t been finished. That was in spite of the fact that it was due on TV seven days later! Following the … >
Since it debuted in 2011, Episodes has been a successful UK-US co-production, headlined by Matt LeBlanc and Tamsin Greig, with a dash of Stephen Mangan thrown in for good measure. The show is finally set to come to a close though with its fifth and final season, that filmed in London last year. We’ve got … >
BBC One and Playground’s upcoming Little Women adaptation has added national treasures Angela Lansbury and Michael Gambon alongside an impressive ensemble cast.
Channel 4’s crime procedural No Offence will return for an extra-topical third series exploring Far Right extremism in the UK.
Game of Thrones star Iwan Rheon has been speaking about the US remake of E4’s Misfits and his role in Marvel’s Inhumans.
Tweet repudiates Newsnight insinuation that she’d be the next to control the TARDIS.
We’ve got our first teaser for Absentia, starring – among others – Stania Katic and Cara Theobald.
For many of us growing up, the brilliant character of Grotbags was a children’s television treat. She made her debut in the show Emu’s World, before going on to get her own series, which in turn ran for three successful – and much-loved – series. Grotbags was created by Richard Coombs and Carol Lee Scott. … >