Vincent Franklin (The Thick of It), Julie Hesmondhalgh (Coronation Street) and Freddie Fox (Parade’s End) will lead the cast of Cucumber and Banana on Channel 4 and E4. The two new eight-part drama series are written and created by Russell T Davies (Doctor Who, Queer as Folk). Channel 4’s Cucumber has already begun filming in … >
Doctor Who‘s former showrunner Russell T Davies has responded to the criticisms that his era’s storylines featured more soap than sci-fi. Davies was lead writer on the show between 2005 and 2010. The writer commented on Toby Hadoke’s Who’s Round: “I absolutely think [fans with those criticisms] are wrong. I can understand where it is … >
Wizards Vs Aliens co-creator Phil Ford has revealed that there will probably be a third series of CBBC’s fantasy drama.
The latest tale from Doctor Who writer Gareth Roberts (‘The Lodger’, ‘The Unicorn and the Wasp’) may feel like a retread for its opening ten minutes or so, as if a reminder to the audience of just what Wizards Vs Aliens is all about, but there’s a treat in store after the familiarity.
Doctor Who writer Russell T Davies is writing two new dramas exploring 21st-century gay life for Channel 4 and E4.
Wizards Vs Aliens returns to CBBC for a second action-packed series, bringing magic and sci-fi together to tell the epic tale of aliens intent on devouring all the magic on Earth – with only 16-year-old wizard Tom Clarke and his friend Benny to stand in their way.
This week’s story from Wizards Vs Aliens continues Series 2’s strong form with some extraordinary CGI work, a fantastically unexpected team-up and some moral quandaries to face.
Within minutes of Wizards Vs Aliens Series 2’s second two-part story we’re treated to the words “bum burps” and the antics of new addition to the show, Squiggly – a rhyming, spitting Hobbledehoy.
Alien bad boys and girls The Nekross have captured one hundred wizards and intend to extract their magic in the second part of Wizards Vs Aliens Series 2’s opening adventure.
CBBC’s fantasy adventure series from former Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies and The Sarah Jane Adventures co-creator Phil Ford returns this month.