It’s the time of year when families gather on the sofa and chocolates that you’d never normally eat in such huge quantities suddenly appear before you and arguments begin over which Christmas TV programmes to watch.
The first promotional photo of new Doctor Who star Peter Capaldi as Cardinal Richelieu in BBC One’s The Musketeers has been released.
BBC One’s adaptation of Death Comes To Pemberley will air over three consecutive nights this Christmas.
A new set of promotional photos for BBC One’s new adventure drama series, The Musketeers, has been released.
After a two-week wait, making way for Doctor Who’s 50th anniversary, Atlantis returned with its strongest episode to date.
No sooner had Medusa (Jemima Rooper) begun to respond warmly to Hercules’ romantic overtures, with the big man promising to mend his gambling and womanising ways, one of his creditors came calling. Taking Medusa hostage, Kryos demanded a descent into the underworld to retrieve a mysterious box.
The latest tale from Doctor Who writer Gareth Roberts (‘The Lodger’, ‘The Unicorn and the Wasp’) may feel like a retread for its opening ten minutes or so, as if a reminder to the audience of just what Wizards Vs Aliens is all about, but there’s a treat in store after the familiarity.
You probably can’t tell because there aren’t two halves of two corpses lying across the fourth paragraph of this review, but we’re at the halfway point of Sky Atlantic’s continental murder marathon. The homicide hump.
This week’s story from Wizards Vs Aliens continues Series 2’s strong form with some extraordinary CGI work, a fantastically unexpected team-up and some moral quandaries to face.
BBC Worldwide has announced that Mark Gatiss’s Doctor Who drama, An Adventure in Space and Time, will be released on DVD next month with reversible sleeve artwork.
Within minutes of Wizards Vs Aliens Series 2’s second two-part story we’re treated to the words “bum burps” and the antics of new addition to the show, Squiggly – a rhyming, spitting Hobbledehoy.