‘True Love’: Episode 1 review
The engrossing emotional honesty of Tennant, McClure and Froggatt make this opening instalment of True Love well worth watching.
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The engrossing emotional honesty of Tennant, McClure and Froggatt make this opening instalment of True Love well worth watching.
An all-star cast of acclaimed talent are set to appear in Sky Arts’ new and exclusive comedy and drama strand, Playhouse Presents…, beginning this month. Starring Brenda Blethyn, Trevor Eve, Stephen Fry, Richard E. Grant, Sheila Hancock, John Hurt, Tom Jones, Eddie Marsan, Gina McKee, Paul O’Grady, Martin Shaw, Stellan Skarsgård, David Tennant, Emma Thompson, … >
Tragically, the original version of this genius piece of filth that blends Doctor Who’s New Earth with pervy David Tennant drama Secret Smile is no longer online, so we have to console ourselves with this brief extract.
Launching this week on Sky Arts 1 is a new series of one-off drama and comedy plays (there’s even some science-fiction in there too), under the umbrella of Playhouse Presents…
Doctor Who star David Tennant and Janet Montgomery (Merlin) will lead the cast of BBC Four’s The Spies of Warsaw.
With Mother’s Day just around the corner, we’ve picked out a selection of the latest ideal presents, ranging from classic TV boxsets to relaxing music to bath goodies.
Sky Atlantic have announced today that a second series of cult comedy This Is Jinsy will air on the channel in 2013.
Doctor Who‘s spin-off has featured plenty of famous faces over the past four series. Here we pick out five that have stood out for bringing something a little bit special to Bannerman Road.
Hypnotically random from the opening credits, Sky Atlantic’s This Is Jinsy treads a fine line between brilliance and absolute idiocy, with highly amusing results.
To celebrate the launch of their surreal new comedy series This Is Jinsy next week, Sky Atlantic have kindly sent over a map of Jinsy island, a rather scary fake beard and a bar of pea flavour soup soap (we’re guessing this will make more sense once you’ve seen the show).