‘Downton Abbey’ Series 4 episode guide
Downton Abbey returns to ITV this autumn for a fourth series, continuing the story of the Crawley family and their servants in the early 1920s.
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Downton Abbey returns to ITV this autumn for a fourth series, continuing the story of the Crawley family and their servants in the early 1920s.
CultBox recently caught up with composer Murray Gold and asked him questions sent in by fans on The Doctor Who Hub…
To celebrate the release of epic adventure Ender’s Game in cinemas on Friday 25 October, we’ve got goodie bags to give away to five of our Twitter followers!
Never a programme to devise a new storyline when an old one will do, Downton introduced a new lady’s maid tonight, Miss Baxter (Raquel Cassidy), who came in like a Mary Poppins with evil on her mind.
Episode 3 of Atlantis begins with some amusing banter on the subject of Hercules’ affections for Medusa, but this is soon interrupted. In the act of stepping up to defend an old man, Jason lands the trio in front of King Minos.
The legend of Irving Washington’s classic story Sleepy Hollow gets another retelling through this reimagining as a US mystery-adventure series, coming to the Universal Channel in the UK next week.
To celebrate the release of Terminator™ Vault: The Complete Story Behind the Making of The Terminator & Terminator 2: Judgment Day by Ian Nathan this week, we’ve got copies of the book to give away to three of our Twitter followers!
It’s almost as if the abrasive industrial landscape of Birmingham scours away the principles of all who set foot in its dark and vice-riddled back streets. The same can be said of Birmingham back in 1919 too (we kid, we kid!), because as Peaky Blinders reaches its fourth episode, people are willing to compromise almost every principle in order to get what they want.
To celebrate the release of From up on Poppy Hill on DVD and Blu-ray, we’ve picked out our five favourite Studio Ghibli food scenes.
When Doctor Who began its format was very fluid, with stories ranging from comedy to space opera. The TARDIS was more unpredictable and certainly not invulnerable, and most importantly the Doctor was clearly making it all up as he went along.