The transition between lead actors in Doctor Who is a decidedly delicate process. David Tennant was considered an impossible act to equal, yet his sprightly, eccentric successor has done just that.
Bolstered by a wonderful soundtrack and a fine recreation of the smoky clubs and hostile theatres of the late fifties and early sixties, Shirley is a compelling story of a contradictory star.
Doctor Who‘s spin-off has featured plenty of famous faces over the past four series. Here we pick out five that have stood out for bringing something a little bit special to Bannerman Road.
Spooks proves that it still has the capacity to shock in this thrilling follow-up to last week’s series opener.
And so House enters its seventh year, a period which has proven to be the undoing of many a series. After the ups and downs of Season 6, the team had more than a little bit to prove.
The fifth and final series of The Sarah Jane Adventures begins on CBBC next month. In the meantime, here are ten teasing lines of dialogue from the first episode…
As Dexter villains go, the Trinity Killer (John Lithgow) – with his love of deer, family, opening femoral arteries and his Yoda-like fascination for the show’s hero – was always going to be a hard act to follow.
Described as “pretty bonkers”, “shocking” and “super original” by Sky’s Head of Comedy Lucy Lumsden, new comedy This Is Jinsy premiered at the Media Guardian Edinburgh International Television Festival 2011 over the weekend.
Writer and comedienne Miranda Hart hinted yesterday, at the Media Guardian Edinburgh International Television Festival, that a role in Doctor Who is on the cards.
Ahead of Doctor Who choreographer Ailsa Berk’s live master classes at the Doctor Who Experience later today, Ailsa kindly gave CultBox an exclusive insight into her work on choreographing some of the show’s monsters.