Filming is entering the latter stages for the television adaptation of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett’’s Good Omens, that Gaiman has been overseeing. Amazon is funding the new series, that was filming in the UK before Christmas, and has since been shooting in South Africa. Amongst the terrific ensemble for the programme is David Tennant, … >
Magic Light Pictures have treated everyone to yet another Christmas delight: The Highway Rat. The company behind The Stickman. Gruffalo and 2012’s Room on a Broom have adapted the popular children’s story by Julia Donaldson for perfect post-lunch viewing. The 30 minute outing follows the titular character, Highway Rat, on his journey and growth from selfish … >
Television viewing habits have changed an enormous amount since the end of 2009. Now, we’re as likely to watch programmes on catch-up services, or eschew broadcast television altogether. And with that in mind, it’s easy to overlook that at the end of 2009, and the start of 2010, there was a point when half of … >
While the Tenth Doctor has adventured with Big Finish before, paired with the glorious Donna Noble, bringing back Billie Piper’s Rose Tyler demands a different feel; 2006 was the second series of a big hit, the much anticipated return of a show which had surprised everyone and needed to prove that their new star, David … >
More have been added to the cast of Good Omens, the forthcoming Terry Pratchett/Neil Gaiman adaptation from BBC Two and Amazon Studios.
Heading to Channel 4 soon is Hang Ups, a new comedy from Stephen Mangan, that in turn is an adaptation of Lisa Kudrow’s Web Therapy. Mangan will take the lead role of Dr Richard Pitt, dispensing therapy via webcam to a variety of performers. And the supporting cast roster is already looking really, really impressive. … >
As Good Omens begins production, a first official picture has been released.
Brand new set pictures from Jessica Jones season two have emerged, and may offer some insight into how David Tennant’s Kilgrave is still around.
Possibly one of the world’s most anticipated new shows, Amazon’s upcoming adaptation of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett’s Good Omens book has just cast two familiar faces.
David Tennant remains arguably the most popular take on the Doctor since Doctor Who returned in 2005, with his departure in The End Of Time Part II attracting around half the TV viewing audience at the moment he said goodbye. And in a new interview on The Late Show in the US, he’s been chatting about … >