Sometimes, a change is better than a rest. The closing triptych of Matt Smith’s tenure in the TARDIS promised a great deal but delivered only sporadically (‘The Name of the Doctor’ was mostly good, ‘The Day of the Doctor’ was mostly patchy, ‘The Time of the Doctor’ was mostly tedious) and while there’s always a … >
It’s the Trigger’s Broom Conundrum: is it still your favourite old broom if its handle and head have been replaced? How much can you change a thing before it’s no longer the thing it was originally was? The dozenth Doctor understands the principle all too well. He is the new broom. Different body, different head, … >
Filming on the finale to Doctor Who‘s new series in Cardiff this morning has revealed two returning guest stars, as well as an army of classic villains. The photos contain spoilers that some viewers might want to avoid. Scroll down to see the pics… The photos show UNIT … >
Comedy actress Michelle Gomez (Bad Education, Green Wing) will guest star in the new series of Doctor Who, the BBC announced today. Gomez will play “the Gatekeeper of the Nethersphere” in Series 8’s finale, which is currently filming in Cardiff. She commented: “Well of course Peter Capaldi is our next Doctor, which makes complete sense. … >
The BBC has released a trailer for the upcoming second series of BBC Three comedy Bad Education.
The BBC has made the decision to commission a second series of BBC Three’s new comedy Bad Education, after just two episodes had aired.
This week’s episode of Jack Whitehall’s comprehensive-based comedy tackles the evergreen connection between video games and violence.
The writing of this episode is even sharper than last week’s opener, and we are left in no doubt of Whitehall’s satirical intent.
Whitehall’s writing doesn’t just play with the education debate – it eviscerates it and irreverently plays with the remains.