‘Pramface’ to return for Series 3
BBC Three’s Pramface has been recommissioned for a third series.
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BBC Three’s Pramface has been recommissioned for a third series.
BBC Three’s Bluestone 42 has been re-commissioned for a second series.
You’ll have noticed this already, but In the Flesh has not been about zombies. It’s been a kitchen sink drama, disguised by rotting flesh. The pale skin and the mutated eyes designed to attract your attention as, underneath, the thoroughly human message of the show has played out: the human capacity for love and forgiveness. It just so happens that the restless dead make a great allegory for laying things to rest.
Coming soon to BBC Three, three-part drama In The Flesh tells the story of zombie teenager Kieren Walker (Luke Newberry) and his reintegration back into both the local community and the heart of his family. Episode 1 Sunday 17 March 2013, 10pm > Read our review. After his death four years ago, his friends … >
Last week’s zombie lynching? What zombie lynching?
The final shocking events of Episode 1 may still haunt many of you, but as we open on Episode 2 of Dominic Mitchell’s undead drama, the killing of Ken Burton’s rehabilitated wife is scrubbed clean; washed from the tarmac and covered over with idle chit-chat. An act of un-remembrance at a time when the those killed during the uprising are being honoured by the massed ranks of the Human Volunteer Force.
The BBC has announced the commission of six original short films exclusively for BBC iPlayer.
The second episode of BBC Three’s new zombie drama sees Kieren find himself on a Human Volunteer Force hunting mission.
The BBC has released a new video interview with In The Flesh stars Luke Newberry (AKA Kieran Walker) and Emily Bevan (AKA Amy Dyer).
The BBC has released two trailers for BBC Three’s new three-part zombie drama, In The Flesh.