After the impressive Dredd movie from 2012 failed to catch fire at the worldwide box office, it looks like the screen adventures of Judge Dredd were at an end (in spite of a determined campaign to get a cinematic sequel going).
The BBC continues to trawl formats now that it doesn’t have the rights to The Voice, and it’s decided to hand some cash to Paddy McGuinness. In exchange, McGuinness will be bringing his talents to a new talent show about tribute acts.
Sad news here. The much-loved sitcom Count Arthur Strong – from Steve Delaney and Graham Linehan – has come to an end. The BBC confirmed the news to the Radio Times, noting that there are “no current plans for a further series” at the corporation.
Jodie Whittaker is sort-of playing a doctor on our TV screens tonight in the new TV drama Trust Me, and so she’s been doing promotional work for it. In an interview on BBC 6 Music, the small matter of her upcoming stint as our favourite Time Lord of course came up.
This week sees BBC One’s Man in an Orange Shirt – a two-part drama looking at the lives of gay men across generations – air it’s modern day episode.
While the first season of Preacher offered fans a slow-burn way into the show’s off-kilter world, season two has so far stuck much closer to the comics while still throwing some surprises in for existing fans.
Former Doctor Who star Christopher Eccleston is the latest ex-TARDIS resident to chime in on the bold casting of Jodie Whittaker as the first female human in the role.
Yes, that’s right… They’re looking to revive another 80s classic. This time on YouTube.
Television’s proverbial cockroach (if you don’t count Supernatural), The Big Bang Theory might have an end date in sight, with co-creator Chuck Lorre looking ahead to seasons 11 and 12.
The Dark Tower, starring Idris Elba and Matthew McConaughey, will be arriving in cinemas imminently, but there’s another project based on Stephen King’s fantasy books that is arguably more intriguing.