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‘The Musketeers’ Season 2 Episode 3 review: ‘The Good Traitor’

Once again, the Musketeers find themselves embroiled in a mess of politics and things that go boom very loudly this week, as they are tasked with recovering the daughter of a former Spanish general in exchange for the secret to a highly powerful gunpowder, which could tip the political scales of Europe very heavily in … >

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‘Toast of London’ to return for Season 3

Channel 4 has commissioned a third season of Toast of London. Nominated for six awards in this year’s British Comedy Awards, the show was originally broadcast as a one-off for Channel 4’s Funny Fortnight season of comedies in August 2012 marking the channel’s 30th birthday. Toast of London stars Matt Berry as eccentric actor Steven … >

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‘Glue’ episode guide

Set in a tiny village in the English countryside, The Fades creator Jack Thorne’s new murder-mystery drama Glue airs on E4 this autumn. Overton: farming is its bread-and-butter. Racehorses are its beating heart. But beyond the rolling hills and behind the stable doors lies a green and not-so-pleasant land.   Episode 1 Monday 15 September … >

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CultBox is a UK entertainment website focusing on British TV drama and comedy.

Aimed at a mainstream geek-culture audience (think somewhere between SFX and Digital Spy), the site is updated daily with news, reviews, features and interviews, with over 12,000 pages of exclusive content.

To discuss advertising on the site, please email us at advertising@cultbox.co.uk or using our Contact form.

 

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“We work with CultBox to create content partners, advertorial and competition focussed solutions for our publishing and entertainment clients. The enthusiasm and waves created by the engaged CultBox audience mean that the activity is often hugely successful. The work of the CultBox team is always tireless to both work with us to create the right solution and implement the campaign in the most efficient way.” – James Erskine, The Big Shot

“We have worked closely with CultBox on a number of our projects ranging from DVDs to TV to live events and have always found them great to work with, especially when we want to reach young adults.” – Clementine Kirby, Taylor Herring PR

“Our go-to media owner when we have content for a TV and film audience. Enthusiastic and helpful people to work with too!” – Rachael Beckett, Grapevine Digital

“Holler have a rich heritage in broadcast marketing and CultBox have been a great entertainment site to partner with across a number of our campaigns, from clips to competitions. They have always delivered great numbers and response from within their enthusiastic, switched-on TV and entertainment readership.” – Rob Hyde, Marketing Manager, Holler

“We love seeing titles we PR get onto CultBox. We know then that we’re hitting discerning fans – and in real volume – of all things in cult entertainment. Cult fans are the best informed on the web – they demand high standards and CultBox delivers, which is why it’s essential for us to be on there.” – Almar Haflidason, The Associates PR

“CultBox are extremely professional and always a pleasure to work with. I’ve worked with them on a number of campaigns at Unruly and they have always been very reliable and fast.” – Caitlin Galer-Unti, Unruly Media

“As we work on a wide range of titles, it’s great to have a site like CultBox that we can go to on a regular basis – not only does the coverage go live quickly, it looks great and reaches the perfect demographics for us.” – Jenni Trimlett, Romley Davies Publicity

‘Companions: Fifty Years of Doctor Who Assistants’ book review

The wonderful thing about the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary is the upsurge in unofficial publications.

Companions by Andy Frankham-Allen takes an in-depth look at the brave souls who have battled at the Doctor’s side, endured the excitement of time travel and crucially, asked the questions on our behalf.

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‘Doctor Who’: ‘The Rescue’ audiobook review

On television ‘The Rescue’ was a rather modest affair. A two-parter set after the drama of ‘The Dalek Invasion of Earth’, its primary role was to provide an introduction Vicki (Maureen O’Brien) who was cast in the wake of Susan’s departure.

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rings of akhaten

‘Doctor Who’: ‘The Rings Of Akhaten’ review

You know that feeling you got as a child when you had to sing a song in front of the whole school? Well, they’ve gone and made a Doctor Who episode about it.

It’s a truism that Doctor Who inspires playground re-enactment; but rarely has an episode so obviously been designed with Monday morning playtime in mind. So much of the story is imitable: from the alien who barks like a dog to the fact that the monster is defeated with an autumn leaf. A psychically-charged, totemic sort of leaf, but a leaf nonetheless.

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