Written by that practised purveyor of petrifaction, Mark Gatiss, ‘Night Terrors’ sees the Doctor, Amy and Rory summoned across the stars by an eight year old boy named George (Jamie Oram), who is terrified of… well, just about everything.
The BBC have released a set of images taken during the filming of this weekend’s new Doctor Who episode, ‘Night Terrors’, which is written by Mark Gatiss (Sherlock).
The BBC have released a set of promotional images for this weekend’s new Doctor Who episode, ‘Night Terrors’, which is written by Mark Gatiss (Sherlock).
Thankfully, unlike the re-opener, this week’s Doctor Who can be safely and fully discussed without fear of inadvertently revealing a spoiler or twelve.
The BBC have released a new promotional image for next weekend’s Doctor Who episode, ‘Night Terrors’, which guest stars Daniel Mays (Ashes To Ashes, Outcasts).
Today CultBox took a very exciting trip to the set of Sherlock at the BBC’s Upper Boat studios in Cardiff, also home to Doctor Who.
Ahead of Sherlock‘s return this autumn with a second series of three new feature-length episodes, the hit first series begins a repeat run this week. Here we examine how the show breathed new life into the Great Detective and the crowded TV crime genre.
Based on author Michel Faber’s best-selling romp of a novel, this lavish BBC Two adaptation presents Victorian London as a hellish, heady brew of filth, degraded innocence and hypocrisy.
Doctor Who actor Simon Fisher-Becker, who plays Dorium Maldavar in the show, has revealed that Mark Gatiss will appear in the Series 6 finale.
In this weekend’s Doctor Who mid-series finale, Amy Pond has been kidnapped and the Doctor is raising an army to rescue her. We caught up with Harry Potter actor Simon Fisher-Becker, who plays Dorium Maldavar, to discuss his role in the story.