‘Doctor Who’: ‘Dark Eyes 2’ (Big Finish) audio story boxset review
Leading a bumper month of releases from Big Finish, ‘Dark Eyes 2’ continues the new era of Eighth Doctor adventures.
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Leading a bumper month of releases from Big Finish, ‘Dark Eyes 2’ continues the new era of Eighth Doctor adventures.
Call the Midwife returns to BBC One for a third series.
An adaptation is always going to differ from its source material. Deal with it. A play can’t be the book, and neither can a movie; what’s necessary is to capture the mood and essence of the story and transplant it to a different medium.
So, you’ve finished all those discounted post-Valentine’s chocolates and reached the end of the Basket Case trilogy you were watching in search of some emotional release from the pain of single living (you weren’t?). What now? How about four more nasty movies to ease your suffering?
The first series of BBC One’s fantasy adventure drama Atlantis, from the creators of Merlin, is out on DVD and Blu-ray this week. CultBox caught up with actor Robert Emms (War Horse, Kick-Ass 2) to chat about his character, Pythagoras, and what’s coming up in Series 2.
From award-winning science fiction writer Alastair Reynolds, ‘Harvest of Time’ is a brand new Doctor Who adventure featuring the Third Doctor, published by BBC Books on Thursday 6 February.
Code-breaking thriller The Bletchley Circle returns returns to ITV with a second series, based on the lives of four extraordinary and brilliant women who worked at top-secret HQ Bletchley Park during World War II.
Emilia Fox returns to BBC One as Forensic Pathologist Dr. Nikki Alexander for a new series of crime drama Silent Witness.
Following our first list of Doctor Who crossovers, we’ve picked out some more of the times when the show’s cast members have appeared together elsewhere…
Steven Moffat said recently: “If Russell [T Davies] had stayed on, [Doctor Who] would still have changed. And actually, it is time again to do that… So now we’ve got to actually get a bit raw at it and do it in a different direction.”
What are the things that Moffat and co have got a bit too good at? What do we now expect from a Doctor Who story? What is it time to lose?