Attention all passengers! The Tenth Doctor has stowed away on the Starship Titanic. Information. You are all going to die. Mike, Mike, and Mary dare to stay in London during the festive season to get a glimpse of the talking conker Bannakaffalatta. We want to hear from you! Please write
Team LINDA unite! Mike, Mike, Jen, and the Phantom Troublemaker are joined by Mary Ogle to discuss one of the most controversial episodes of the Davies/Tennant era. When you’re a kid, they tell you it’s all, grow up, get a job, get married, get a house, have a kid, and
By Nathalie Caron, Source: Blastr.com Lawyers are scary. Remember that upcoming new Russell T Davies series we told you about earlier this year? You know, the one titled Aliens vs. Wizards that’s going to have aliens and wizards in it? Well, it ain’t gonna happen anymore: at least, not exactly
Doctor Who‘s Russell T. Davies has found his next project. Variety reports that the screenwriter is taking on Aliens vs. Wizards, with the help of BBC and FremantleMedia Enterprises. The story “depicts the clash between young wizard, Tom Clarke, and aggressive aliens, the Nekross.” The 12-part series was created by Davies and
by Rich Johnston , Source: BleedingCool.com “It’s Doctor Who meets Harry Potter” And with those golden words, the BBC has signed up to a new Russell T Davies TV show, Aliens Vs Wizards for their children’s CBBC channel, something he has previously described as a “small committment”. Revealed by his
By THE DEADLINE TEAM, Deadline.com Russell T Davies, who created the Showtime series Queer As Folk, is back at the premium cable network with a new drama series in development there titled Cucumber. Details about the plot have been hard to come by, but it does revolve around gay men,
Great news on the scheduling front today – Torchwood Series 4 (known now as Miracle Day) will air in the USA on the Starz network in July, kicking off on 07.08.11 (note to people in the UK: that’s July 8th, not August 7th). All you need to know that the
We’re eternally grateful to Russell T. Davies for reviving Doctor Who in 2005, as well as for creating the spin-off series, Torchwood. But sadly, Davies, one of our favorite sci-fi television writers, has announced that it’s about time for him step away from space battles and alien invasions in favor
