By Trent Moore, Source: Blastr.com Ever since the BBC hit it out of the park with its awesome, modern-day reimagining of Sherlock, the classic detective has become a much hotter property on the small screen. The folks at CBS have been trying to get in on the action for a
by Hannah Shaw-Williams, Source: Bleeding Cool For purveyors of online video communities like Youtube and Blip, there’s often nothing more frustrating than having to sit through a 30 second ad just to watch a 2 minute video. So what if for every second of advert you have to watch, a
by Brendon Connelly, Source: Bleeding Cool It probably didn’t take too much to guess which story would form the basis of the next episode of Sherlock. The last chapter saw Holmes fake his death, and the next one will see him return, and that all points to an adaptation of
By Nathalie Caron, Source: Blastr.com Doctor Who has always been about the companions. Yes, it’s also about that old man from Gallifrey travelling through Time and Space on many an adventure in his beloved TARDIS, but the audience always saw the storylines through the eyes of the men and women
by Brendon Connelly, Source: Bleeding Cool, The BBC’s in-house magazine Ariel recently went from online to print, but luckily it’s now open to people outside of Auntie’s club, and we can all have a snoop. This morning they published a key quote from Beryl Vertue, producer of Sherlock, on the
By Morgan Jeffery, Source: Digital Spy; Sherlock co-creator Steven Moffat has revealed that the show will introduce new villains. The writer insisted that Moriarty (Andrew Scott) is unlikely to return following his apparent death, reports Radio Times.
Source: Metro I’m not usually one to post rumors, but this is too good to pass up! Benedict Cumberbatch is rumoured to be starring in Doctor Who’s 50th anniversary episode as the Time Lord’s arch rival, The Master. Despite The Doctor’s deadly foe having appeared in the show in various
By Nathalie Caron, Source: Blastr.com Karen Gillan really doesn’t want to come back to Doctor Who after she’s ended her run as the Eleventh Doctor’s companion, Amy Pond, in the upcoming seventh season. Not even in a cameo—insisting that Amy’s exit from the show should be final. In an interview
By Trent Moore, Source: Blastr.com Just how dedicated is current showrunner Steven Moffat to Doctor Who? Dedicated enough to walk away from a sweetheart deal with Steven Spielberg and a potential Tintin film trilogy so he wouldn’t be distracted from the beloved BBC sci-fi program. Who fans probably already know
By Daniel Sperling, Source: Digital Spy Sherlock executive producer Sue Vertue has dismissed suggestions apparently made by husband Steven Moffat that the programme will return in 2012. The showrunner was supposed to have said on Friday (January 20) that a third series of the BBC drama – which concluded last
By Nathalie Caron, Source: Blastr.com Someone wants another shot at the Doctor (Matt Smith) on Doctor Who. No, no, not at being the Doctor, but at making life for our beloved Time Lord completely and utterly miserable again. (And that’s the way we like it, yes?) And guess who-in-the-name-of-Gallifrey is
By Nathalie Caron, Source: Blastr.com As all of us Whovians know, The Doctor, played by Matt Smith, lies (that’s rule number one). And so does Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat. So when this one tweet teases hints at a (possible) character’s return to the long-running sci-fi series, we should take
