The countdown to the return of Red Dwarf continues, and now Dave has formally announced the titles of the six episodes that will make up Red Dwarf XII. Thoughtfully, they’ve put them all in a pretty picture too, and it’d be rude not to show it you… (In case that’s loading slowly, the titles are … >
Giants of the film world Joel and Ethan Coen are finally coming to streaming, with a new western anthology series for Netflix.
As is the trend for UK television, the premiere date for the eagerly-anticipated adaptation of JK Rowling’s Cormoran Strike novels, Strike, has been revealed mere weeks beforehand.
David Tennant remains arguably the most popular take on the Doctor since Doctor Who returned in 2005, with his departure in The End Of Time Part II attracting around half the TV viewing audience at the moment he said goodbye. And in a new interview on The Late Show in the US, he’s been chatting about … >
Channel 4’s successful revival of The Crystal Maze, hosted by Richard Ayoade, has thus far solely sent celebrities into the four assorted zones on the hunt for crystals. However, us mere mortals are now finally getting our chance. Following 30,000 applications for the chance to take part, Channel 4 has whittled down the contenders, and … >
Get ready for some controversy, as the first trailer for The Crown season two shows how it will delve into one of the darker periods of both Queen Elizabeth’s reign and her marriage to Prince Philip.
After three seasons on E4, Lee Daniels’ popular hip-hop soap opera Empire will move to 5Star for it’s upcoming fourth season alongside the first season of pseudo-spin off Star.
Two trailers for Liar, from the creators of The Missing, have landed online, giving us our first proper glimpse of footage from the upcoming drama.
The BBC has today announced the presenting line up for The Saturday Mash-Up, a new live show in the vein of past glories The Multicoloured Swap-Shop, Number 73, Live and Kicking or TISWAS.
Our first proper look at Quacks has landed online and, from the looks of things, it’s going to be something like the splattery hospital period piece The Knick – but with gags in place of gagging.