‘Doctor Who’: Behind the scenes of ‘The Day of the Doctor’ on BBC Breakfast
BBC One’s Breakfast aired a behind-the-scenes look at Doctor Who‘s 50th anniversary special this morning, featuring new clips.
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BBC One’s Breakfast aired a behind-the-scenes look at Doctor Who‘s 50th anniversary special this morning, featuring new clips.
Over the past couple of years we’ve been treated to some amazing Lego Star Wars treats on television (The Padawan Menace and The Empire Strikes Out) and so comes this collection of the first two episodes from the new series, The Yoda Chronicles.
‘This is a chance to use your cock for good!’
And just like that, Misfits is back.
US drama Chicago Fire follows the lives of Chicago’s finest fire and rescue team and stars Charlie Barnett as academy graduate Peter Mills.
So – rape as entertainment. Well, it’s a debate to be had, isn’t it?
When ITV denied the press access to a preview of last night’s episode, we assumed it was for some trivial reason: a CGI backdrop of London that had yet to be painted in, while Edith bumped into Virginia Woolf in the foreground. That sort of thing.
Eight years ago, Ted Mosby sat his telegenic children down and began to tell them one long story.
During that eight years, Facebook and Twitter came into being. As did the iPhone, Breaking Bad and the entire country of South Sudan. Yes, whole new cultures, communications, and nations have been forged in the time it’s taken Ted Mosby to narrate just one story: How I Met Your Mother.
BBC Worldwide has announced tonight that Doctor Who‘s 50th anniversary special will, for the first time ever, be broadcast simultaneously across six continents in a global simulcast next month.
To celebrate the release of Manga Entertainment UK’s Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works on Blu-ray and DVD on Monday 30 September, we’ve got a Blu-ray to give away to one of our Twitter followers!
In that curious “like-buses” way that Hollywood sometimes works, hot on the heels of this year’s Olympus Has Fallen comes another story about terrorists taking over the White House, and the poor, unfortunate hero who finds himself caught in the middle and having to save the day.
From executive producer Joss Whedon (Buffy the Vampire Slayer), Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. begins in the UK on Channel 4 this month.