MacWorld
5.17. Arrive home out of breath. Right, let’s head off to San Fransisco and see what magic is in store: http://www.macrumorslive.com. 5.44. iTV. Well, pretty much as expected, though confirmation […]
Feast of Festive Who
That Is Your Hair, I Take It? Blood of the Daleks makes a pleasing appetiser – Sheridan Smith as Lucie Miller turns the tables on the Doctor by being entirely […]
Back in Blighty
I’ve reconnected with the internet after a festive trip abroad. Although Little Storping requires registration for comments there seems to be have been a spate of spam on some old […]
Happy New Year
“Twelve things mmm thinging, Eleven maids a milking, Nine geese a leapin’, Eight maids a milking, FIVE GOLD RINGS!” What they lack in tunefulness, a small group of revellers make […]
Time Flight: New Who Spinoff
Following the adventures of 1950s air ace Diane Holmes, new exciting new BBC 3 project stars Louise Delamere. In each episode she pilots the Sky Gipsy through the rift in […]
Torchwood Appraisals
I previously posted about how, with Torchwood renewed, the production team should be taking a look at the casting and making some hard decisions. Since Torchwood doesn’t seem to have […]
“Much Ado About Nothing” Another Review
Actually there’s not much in your reading this review of the 2005 TV “Adaptation” since it doesn’t seem to be available in any format unless, like me, you have a […]
Ultimate Wallchart
Finally, in today’s Grauniad, a wallchart that’s actually worth having: A Posy Simmonds illustrated guide to Guardian Readers.
Torchwood Renewed
The BBC have announced Torchwood has been comissioned for a second series. Torchwood is the longest running Doctor Who TV spinoff ever, but I’ve been a bit ambivalent about whether […]
Risico
The Sun are running a story that Bond 22 will be based around the plot of Risico as a sequel to Casino Royale. A previous rumour suggested that Risico, one […]
“Much Ado About Nothing” Review
Cuba, 1953. On the eve of the revolution, two soldiers, friends, entertain thoughts of marriage, one of entering it and the other avoiding it. Three of the RSC’s Shakespeares from […]
Song For Ten
Neil Hannon is a talented chappie, but his version of Murray Gold’s Song For Ten from The Christmas Invasion on the new Doctor Who Music CD (now on iTunes but […]