Saturday, August 7
Friday, August 6
Torchwood Writers Announced (Update)
The writers for the fourth series of Torchwood have been announced. They come from a range of different backgrounds, including having written for House, Buffy and The X Files.
Russell T Davies will be writing in the 10-part series, as will John Fay (one of writers for the critically acclaimed Children of Earth), John Shiban (The X Files; Supernatural), Doris Egan (House) and Jane Espenson (Buffy; Battlestar Galactica).
Eve Myles and John Barrowman will resume their roles and filming is expected to be in Cardiff and North America.
The series is mostly likely going to begin in the Summer of 2011 on Starz and BBC One.
Reports also suggest that the series will be called Torchwood: The New World.
Russell T Davies will be writing in the 10-part series, as will John Fay (one of writers for the critically acclaimed Children of Earth), John Shiban (The X Files; Supernatural), Doris Egan (House) and Jane Espenson (Buffy; Battlestar Galactica).
Eve Myles and John Barrowman will resume their roles and filming is expected to be in Cardiff and North America.
The series is mostly likely going to begin in the Summer of 2011 on Starz and BBC One.
Reports also suggest that the series will be called Torchwood: The New World.
Thursday, August 5
Clip of the Week: Curse of the Fatal Death
Well not a clip exactly, more like a whole episode. This extra-funny 'episode' was broadcast years ago for Red Nose Day, starring Rowan Atkinson (amongst others) as the Doctor and Jonathan Pryce as the Master. This special was also notable for creating the 'female Doctor' rumours (rumours that Joanna Lumley was going to become the Doctor).
Check out the first part here... or y'know the whole thing here!
Check out the first part here... or y'know the whole thing here!
Tuesday, August 3
Sinbad to go into a ratings war with Doctor Who
From The Sun:
SINBAD the Sailor faces his toughest challenge yet - a ratings war with Doctor Who.
Sky1's 13-part series of the classic tale, costing up to £2million an episode, will go out at the same time as the Time Lord's series in autumn 2011.
Bosses are still looking to cast the lead role for the family drama - and may launch UK-wide auditions to find a sexy and young unknown star to play a 21-year-old Sinbad.
Sky1 controller Stuart Murphy said: "It is by far our biggest show next year.
"Doctor Who is aimed at one type of family - our show will be for a younger, cooler family who like sexy, cool heroes."
SINBAD the Sailor faces his toughest challenge yet - a ratings war with Doctor Who.
Sky1's 13-part series of the classic tale, costing up to £2million an episode, will go out at the same time as the Time Lord's series in autumn 2011.
Bosses are still looking to cast the lead role for the family drama - and may launch UK-wide auditions to find a sexy and young unknown star to play a 21-year-old Sinbad.
Sky1 controller Stuart Murphy said: "It is by far our biggest show next year.
"Doctor Who is aimed at one type of family - our show will be for a younger, cooler family who like sexy, cool heroes."
Sunday, August 1
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