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Death at the White Hart – Chris Chibnall to adapt his debut novel

The former Doctor Who showrunner’s Death at the White Hart is published later this month. It’s not out until the 27th of March, but itv confirm that a television version of Chris Chibnall’s novel is coming. Death at the White Hart will be adapted by the author himself, and produced by his Imaginary Friends company … >

BBC picks up Danish environmental drama ‘Families Like Ours’

The BBC has picked up the debut TV drama from the Academy Award and BAFTA winning director Thomas Vinterberg. The 7-part series takes place in the not-too-distant future. It explores the impact of rising water levels in Denmark and the mass evacuation of the country’s population. Impossible choices await… Here’s the official synopsis for Families Like … >

itv commissions Adultery from writer Danny Brocklehurst

Adultery is a provocative love story which focusses on two ordinary families and messy complications. With shows like Fool Me Once, Brassic and Ten Pound Poms to his name, Danny Brocklehurst’s writing always catches attention. His latest show is being made for ITV and ITVX, and comes from Ben Stephenson’s new indie, Poison Pen Studios. It … >

Red Nose Day 2025 – Not Going Out meets Beyond Paradise

But does this make Lee Mack’s sitcom part of the Paraverse? There’s a fine tradition of bonkers stetches for Comic Relief, and this year appears to be no different. The BBC have confirmed that two of biggest shows are crossing over for Red Nose Day 2025 as Not Going Out will encounter Beyond Paradise. At … >

Government Cheese – trailer for David Oyelowo’s Apple TV+ comedy

In an impressive career on both sides of the Atlantic, David Oyelowo has come a long way from the ill-fated Danny in Spooks. From his acclaimed role as Dr. Martin Luther King in Selma, to lighter fare like See How They Run, he’s always interesting to watch. On television, he’s appeared in Silo and Les … >

The Studio – Apple TV+ trailer for Seth Rogen’s starry new comedy

Catherine O’Hara and Kathryn Hahn also join in the Hollywood high jinks. There’s nothing that Hollywood loves more than taking shots at itself, revelling in the excesses of moviemaking. From Ed Wood to The Player, these stories come round again and again. Just recently, we had The Franchise, satirising a superhero film operation. Now, Seth … >