The power of television on display as ‘Call the Midwife’ shines spotlight on sickle cell disease
Dr. Patrick Turner and Nurse Trixie treat a young Ghanaian family affected by a mysterious illness.
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From the Vault: Rowan Atkinson in ‘Not the Nine O’Clock News’
In addition to Atkinson, who went on to star in ‘Blackadder,’ the series launched the careers of Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith and Griff Rhys-Jones.
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R.I.P. Dame June Whitfield, British radio, TV and film great
Known more recently for ‘Absolutely Fabulous,’ her long list of other work included ‘Midsomer Murders,’ ‘Jonathan Creek,’ ‘New Tricks’ and ‘Doctor Who.’
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The New Year will bring more Agatha Christie to the small screen in 2019!
The book set in ancient Egypt is one of four Christie works never before adapted for any form of media.
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R.I.P. Sister Wendy Beckett, TV art historian and Roman Catholic nun
Her unique presentation style combined with a deep knowledge of and passion for the arts made for oddly brilliant television.
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The TARDIS lands on New Year’s Day as The Doctor encounters a ‘terrifying evil’
From the looks of the New Year’s Special trailer (and Jodie Whittaker’s rainbow scarf), fans are in for a brilliant kick-off to 2019.
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From the Vault: Sherlock’s Mrs. Hudson was the original Gloria Stivic in ‘Till Death Us Do Part’
Rita, the original British version of All In The Family’s Gloria Stivic, represented a new generation.
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‘The ABC Murders’ with John Malkovich is the Boxing Day highlight on BBC One
The tradition of having some of the best telly on telly continues this holiday season with a number of specials coming to the UK courtesy of BBC, ITV and Channel 4.
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Nothing rings in a new year like a new series of ‘Luther’!
Gear up to watch Idris Elba aka DCI John Luther hunt down “a new nightmare” Jan 1-4.
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‘Tall, dark and lethal’ Danish actor Claes Bang cast as Dracula in upcoming Moffat/Gatiss mini-series
‘Sherlock’ co-creators Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss couldn’t be happier about Bang as their new “intelligent, witty and sexy” Dracula.
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