CBBC have today announced the commission of Aliens Vs Wizards, a new action adventure drama series from writers Russell T Davies (Doctor Who) and Phil Ford (The Sarah Jane Adventures).
2entertain have released the sleeve image for the Series 4 boxset of CBBC’s The Sarah Jane Adventures, which is released next month.
So, we’ve reached the end. The Miracle is over, death is back and Captain Jack Harkness and Gwen Cooper have managed to avoid its nasty, bony fingers.
The finale finally flashes across our screens, with flailing bodies, fiery stand-offs and fury from the deep. Miracle Day goes out in a remarkable style that only Torchwood could possibly deliver.
Is Doctor Who the hardest drama on television to write? From comments made by both of its showrunners since 2005, you’d be inclined to think so. But what is it about this programme that makes it so uniquely problematic?
BBC Books have announced the republication of six classic Doctor Who novels, featuring a series of new introductions by Neil Gaiman, Charlie Higson, Gareth Roberts, Stephen Baxter, Russell T Davies and Terrance Dicks.
Torchwood show runner Russell T Davies has hinted that he will step down from the show following the new series, Miracle Day, so that “other writers can come in and take it over”.