BBC goes big on satire with new comedy shows
Two big stars and two relative newcomers will head up new satirical shows for the BBC during 2017.
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Two big stars and two relative newcomers will head up new satirical shows for the BBC during 2017.
According to a BBC press release, it looks like ‘Doctor Who’ is probably going to be around for a good while yet.
It’s nearly the weekend, let’s enjoy Dead Ringers‘ Jon Culshaw in an affectionate send-up of ‘The Day of the Doctor’s Great Curator scene, shall we?
The new three-part drama, Trauma, from the writer behind the BBC’s Doctor Foster will begin filming in June, with two well-known stars taking centre stage.
Will the Downton Abbey movie happen or not? The reports are contradictory.
New video shows stars introducing season 10 episode 7 – which goes out on BBC One, Saturday May 27th.
The cast and crew of Peaky Blinders were filming a family get-together at the Black Country Museum near Dudley, yesterday, and it showed a little of what we can expect in season 4.
There’s a new trailer for Game of Thrones season 7, which is due to start on Sky Atlantic in mid-July.
Steven Moffat explains why he’s tormenting Bill, and a new synopsis from ‘The Pyramid at the End of The World’ tells us that history repeats itself.
Steven Moffat has been giving his insight on the next Doctor Who episode, ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’, which airs on Saturday May 27th.