Paramount has plans to combine two of its UK platforms — My5 and Pluto TV — what might it mean for UK audiences? The Hollywood Reporter (and others) are covering news of plans Paramount has to consolidate its UK services and get them ready for the future. In particular: the move will bring together broadcast … >
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation premiered in the US in October 2000 and forever changed the landscape for TV crime shows. > Buy the finale on DVD on Amazon. To celebrate the release of the last ever episode on DVD from Monday 23 May, we’ve got DVDs to give away to three of our Twitter followers! For a chance to win, just follow @CultBoxTV … >
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation first premiered in the US in October 2000 and forever changed the landscape for TV crime shows. The first incarnation of the CSI franchise followed an elite team of police forensic evidence investigation experts in Las Vegas and ran for 15 seasons. > Buy Season 15 on DVD on Amazon. To celebrate the release … >
The original series of the world’s most popular television franchise produced by Jerry Bruckheimer (Pirates of the Caribbean, The Lone Ranger) picks up with D.B. Russell and the team for another season packed with Sin City’s most intense and complex crimes. Don’t miss any of the drama when Season 14 of CSI comes to DVD … >
Steven Seagal’s long movie career stretches over several decades, in which he has played numerous iconic roles which showcased his bad-assery as well as his formidable martial arts skills. Seagal’s characters all have in common a fierce determination to defy all odds and depend on their own wits and abilities to get out of the … >
Sky1 has acquired the UK rights for new high-concept action thriller Intelligence, starring Lost‘s Josh Holloway. The 13-part series will debut in the UK with a double-bill at 9pm on Thursday 17 April on Sky1. Gabriel Vaughn (Holloway) is an agent at the US Cyber Command at the National Security Agency. Vaughan has been fitted … >
Two crime dramas came to an end last Sunday with Vera continuing to draw in more viewers than What Remains.
Doc Martin, the GP with the bedside manner that even Dr Crippen would baulk at returned to ITV on Monday with a healthy 7.6m (32.6%).
It’s been another good week for ITV drama, with both Broadchurch and Scott & Bailey pulling in viewers.
ITV’s Broadchurch went from strength to strength this week and the second series of The Syndicate had a strong opening on BBC One.