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Thank God DOCTOR WHO is back! The British TV Imagination Drought is over!
It's always fun to study and dissect Steven Moffat's scripts They're the structurally-complex, very clever, high concept constructs that every screenwriter would give their left nut and grandmothers to write, but only a small number ever manage[...]
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As we expected, Neil Gaiman is providing another Doctor Who episode, presumably for the second half of this series. Moffat had teased a returning writer
But why? And how come issue 1 was allowed in after a brief UK Customs-based delay?
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Ten Thoughts About Doctor Who: Asylum Of The Daleks
Hooray! New Doctor Who! And series seven starts with a belter Yes, there will be spoilers If you haven't seen Asylum Of The Daleks yet then maybe, just maybe,[...]
All is not well in the world of the Ponds. And not even the Doctor inventing pasta can save that... this does tie into all sorts of reports from people
We've all been waiting for this shoe to drop since word came that part of Joss Whedon's long-term Marvel Studios / Avengers 2 deal also included involvement in a TV show, and here it is The Wrap has the scoop:
The network has entered an agreement for a pilot revolving around the peace-keeping organization S.H.I.E.L.D, which[...]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMdBsc5pQ1k It's not long is it? The first webisode of Pond Life, filling in the gaps between the last time we saw Amy and
But he had more pressing concerns…
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Yep, It's Real – An All-Female Spin On The Expendables Is Coming
Adi Shankar, producer of The Grey and Dredd, has set Dutch Southern to writing an Expendables-alike project for an all-female star cast.
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Nicola Bryant played Doctor Who companion Perpugilliam Brown on in the eighties, opposite Peter Davison and Colin Baker. She's now the partner of Nev
Doctor Who loves a Christmas Day Special. It also loves a Victorian setting. Well, here we have a Victorian set Christmas Special. To be filmed next week
Funny how that works.
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Video: Frank Darabont's Very Different Plans For The Walking Dead Season Two
Bleeding Cool was none too impressed with the second season of The Walking Dead Admittedly, the second half stepped up a little from the first but, really, we weren't happy And by we I really mean Hannah Shaw-Williams,[...]
A good trick is to "bury the lead", announce it next to a much bigger story.
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As a dedicated cop show watcher as well as a comic fan, I think a tv cop drama set in the Marvel Movie Universe would be a very special kind of nerdvana: ABC and Marvel are in early development on a TV show set in the Marvel Movie Universe, or as they put it, "the[...]
In last night's Olympic Opening Ceremony, during the Frankie And June Say Thanks Tim section celebrating a century of music and technology, when Frankie and June finally meet up and kiss, we got a barrage of clips of kisses from film and TV, from Charlie Chaplin to Lady And The Tramp to Shrek to Planet[...]
The trip down the Thames was incredibly stylised from its mythical start through institutions of Henley, Richmond, the Oxford/Cambridge Boat Race and into London, with the a snatch of the theme tune of The South Bank Show as they pass the South Bank, Pink Floyd's pink infalatble pig over the Battesea Power Station, and then[...]
NBC Universal and Sky Living have announced they'll be co-producing a new TV series, Dracul' starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers Superficially, the only surprising move is exactly how long it's taken for everyone other than HBO and The CW to realize that vampires are sparkly TV gold right now, and the use of the word 'provocative'[...]
It's back. The laugh track is back. The guitar riff is back. It's cold outside, there's no kind of atmosphere.... Red Dwarf X. Coming soon.
From the blurb: Joss Whedon, Nathan Fillion, Alan Tudyk, Summer Glau, Adam Baldwin, Sean Maher, Jose Molina and Tim Minear reunite for a hilarious,
Here's the blurb accompanying the clip on youtube: The first Bat Man of Shanghai short, set in 1930 China and featuring an alternate version of Catwoman
Will Romine reports from the Robot chicken panel Robot Chicken has long held the feather that consistently tickles the most sensitive part of my funny
Grant Bowler talks to Grace Randolph about working with Lindsay Lohan in Lifetime's Liz & Dick, doing stunts, and working with special effects... but not
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Walking Dead Week continues with all kinds of news about Season 3 First we saw the new trailer, now this:
FOX INTERNATIONAL CHANNELS ANNOUNCES "THE WALKING DEAD" SEASON 3 INTERNATIONAL DAY-AND-DATE RETURN
Season Three of the Hit Series Premiering in FOX International Channels (FIC) 120+ Markets[...]
What's in store for Bolin in Season 2? What about the Korra, Mako, Bolin love triangle? And what does PJ Byrne have to say about The Legend of Korra
Molly Jackson writes for Bleeding Cool; That's no typo kids, I got a chance to chat with Thor Parker, one of the stars of Comic Store Heroes! That's
Deadline told us just a couple months ago:
After lengthy deliberations, Syfy has decided not to go forward with the project, about the young years of William Adama, as a regular TV series Blood & Chrome, initially envisioned as a Web series, was greenlighted as a two-hour TV pilot in October 2010 Because of intensive post-production,[...]
Kate Kotler writes for Bleeding Cool. I have long maintained that one of the most exciting things about San Diego Comic Con -from a completely squeeing
Abigail Raney offers a capsule review of the new show from Eric Kripke, JJ Abrams and pilot director Jon Favreau.
Abigail Raney has been watching TV pilots for Bleeding Cool at Comic-Con Here's her capsule review of Arrow, the CW's new Green Arrow show.
A supposed 'hard-hitting' reimagining of DC's Green Arrow comics, Arrow follows the adventures of former playboy billionaire Oliver Queen afte he returns from five years of surviving on his own on a[...]
Just when you are getting to the emotional high point of a TV show, a little cartoon fellow walks across to tell you what's coming next.
I've never seen a show that this has actually made better.
Well, maybe House.
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It was one of those great Seventies Liberal Experiments on American TV, explicitly political and serious about social issues, won awards, had good ratings and ran for four seasons.
Of course, many shows have had great pilots and then the rest of the series proceeded to fuck It up STUDIO 60 seriously jumped the shark when[...]
Tonight on BBC 1, The Graham Norton Show (which will show next weekend on BBC America in the States) saw Graham joined by will.i.am, Miriam Margoyles and