• Moriarty (ok, Andrew Scott) added to cast of 'Frankenstein'

    Moriarty (ok, Andrew Scott) added to cast of 'Frankenstein'

    How do you pass the time between when the broadcast of Sherlock 3 is in our rearview mirror and preliminary production filming begins on Sherlock 4? If you’re Sherlock director, Paul McGuigan, you take on the newest adaptation of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, obviously. McGuigan directed four episodes during the first two series of the runaway […]

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  • Giving thanks for 'Doctor Who' and 'The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot'

    Giving thanks for 'Doctor Who' and 'The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot'

    Maybe it’s because I just can’t let go or maybe it’s because today is Thanksgiving in the U.S. and I’m waxing nostalgic about what I’m thankful for. Not quite at the top of the list, but pretty darn high up on the food chain is the last 50 years of Doctor Who. So, thank you […]

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  • Doctor Who 50th – Looking back and looking ahead

    Doctor Who 50th – Looking back and looking ahead

    Sadly, what was a half-century in the making was over in a short span of one late-November weekend. The Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Celebration came to a close with Saturdays broadcast of “The Day of the Doctor”.   Saturday’s mega-broadcast received a Guinness Book of World Records nod for the largest ever simulcast of a […]

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  • Happy 50th 'Doctor Who'!

    Happy 50th 'Doctor Who'!

    50 years ago today, history was made in the UK at 5:16:20pm with the first ever broadcast of the British science fiction series, Doctor Who, with the episode “An Unearthly Child”. The 80-second delay from the advertised start time was due to extended news coverage of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The first […]

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  • Doctor Who 50th mini-episode: The Night of the Doctor

    Doctor Who 50th mini-episode: The Night of the Doctor

    The world is down to mere days before the calendar strikes 23.11.13 and the 50th anniversary broadcast of The Day of the Doctor. With anticipation reaching epic proportions for the worldwide broadcast, several new trailers were released last week to up the ante even further. Now, in true Steven Moffat fashion, comes a mini-episode (minisode, […]

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  • 'An Adventure in Space and Time' trailer gold!

    'An Adventure in Space and Time' trailer gold!

    Another day, another bit of Doctor Who 50th Anniversary gold. This time, it’s in the form of the first video trailer for the upcoming Mark Gatiss biopic, An Adventure in Space and Time. The clip features David Bradley as the First Doctor actor William Hartnell along with Brian Cox and Jessica Raine as the BBC […]

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  • Sherlock composer raises the 'epic quotient' for series 3

    Sherlock composer raises the 'epic quotient' for series 3

    Given all the endless questions circling the Internets concerning Sherlock Holmes’ series 2 ender leap off the rooftop of St Barts Hospital, how can you possibly up the ‘epic ante’ when it comes to the forthcoming BBC/PBS series 3 of Sherlock? Anticipation for the early 2014 return (January 19 on PBS/early January on BBC One) […]

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  • #SavetheDay – 11.23.13 – 'Day of the Doctor' is almost here!

    #SavetheDay – 11.23.13 – 'Day of the Doctor' is almost here!

    At long last, the BBC has revealed a few bits and bobs with regards to that anniversary coming up in just over two weeks for a little-known science fiction series named Doctor Who celebrating its brief 50 years in existence. Seems as though the Doctor’s ‘greatest adventure’ will see the likes of murderous plots, ancient […]

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  • At long last, 'Spooks/MI-5' movie in the works for 2014

    At long last, 'Spooks/MI-5' movie in the works for 2014

    In another ‘Christmas comes early’ moment for fans of brilliant telly, word came down yesterday that the long-rumored Spooks movie is in the works. Known as MI5 in the States when broadcast on public television stations, the brilliant spy drama series which had an incredible 10-series/9 year run on BBC 1 has always been, in […]

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