Strange New Worlds promises more genre hopping adventures for the crew of Pike’s Enterprise. Updated 16/05/25: Season 3 launch date confirmed! A touch earlier than expected, Paramount+ have revealed the start date for the new run of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. The 10-part series kicks off with a double-episode premiere on Thursday, July 17th 2025. … >
The film also features the voices of Lolly Adefope, Bill Nighy, Fiona Shaw and Jodie Whittaker. We know it’s still October, but Netflix have dropped the trailer for the festive animated treat That Christmas. The film, from writer Richard Curtis, is based on his own trilogy of children’s books. That Christmas follows a series of … >
The NYCC 2024 panel also revealed clips from Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 and Lower Decks’ upcoming final run. While we’ve not seen a frame of the series yet, Paramount+ have used the window of the New York Comic Con 2024 to announce a second series of Starfleet Academy. The show, currently in production … >
It might only be March, but Netflix have started to unwrap details of its Richard Curtis penned festive treat. That Christmas, written by Richard Curtis and adapted from his own series of children’s books, is an animated feature which boasts an impressive roster of vocal talent. In the animated film, Brian Cox (Succession) will play … >
The show, based on Milligan’s children’s book is becoming a 13-part animation. Based on the beloved kids’ book by Spike Milligan, Badjelly is an irreverent modern fairy tale. First published in 1973, Badjelly the Witch: A Fairy Story, was originally written by the comic for his own children. The tale follows Tim and Rose who … >
Get ready for swashbuckling action with Rhys Darby and Taika Waititi in 2023. The BBC is granting safe harbour to a piratical comedy in the New Year: Our Flag Means Death. From creator David Jenkins, Our Flag Means Death is loosely based on the true adventures of 18th-century would-be pirate, Stede Bonnet (Rhys Darby). It … >
Created by two of silliest, most wonderful men in New Zealand, Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement, Flight of the Conchords‘s madcap musical numbers are half the programme’s fun.