Manchester’s Top 5 TV shows
Manchester: Britain’s real second city, the first industrial metropolis and capital of football. And home to some of the greatest telly ever made.
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Manchester: Britain’s real second city, the first industrial metropolis and capital of football. And home to some of the greatest telly ever made.
Wizards Vs Aliens is placed firmly within the feel of The Sarah Jane Adventures and already looks like it will match its predecessor in both entertainment and quality.
‘Another’s Sorrow’ provides both another solid step on the road to Albion and an enjoyable romp for the regulars, with a superb guest cast to boot.
Coming soon to Sky1, the third series of action drama Strike Back sees Stonebridge and Scott thrown into another do-or-die-trying adventure.
Launching on CBBC this autumn, new action adventure drama Wizards Vs Aliens stars Percelle Ascott as Benny.
The new series of crime drama DCI Banks debuted this week with a strong 4.7m viewers.
The central conceit of the show is there, gloriously and shamelessly, in the title. This is a world where magic and sci-fi collide.
Merlin filled the Doctor-shaped hole in BBC One’s Saturday schedules this weekend and did so with style, drawing in an impressive 5.5m (23.5%) viewers.
Tom Stoppard’s adaption of Parade’s End ended its five-part run at the weekend with 1.8m (8.4%) viewers for BBC Two.
Sky1’s epic fantasy drama Sinbad concludes this weekend and only one loved one will make it out of the Land of the Dead.