RSSTwo weeks is nothing. It’s 14 days, a fortnight.
The good news is BBC America has officially announced Doctor Who is coming to America. The bad news: the U.S. premiere of the fifth season — and the introduction of Matt Smith as the Eleventh Doctor — won’t begin until Saturday, April 17th.
The new era of the [...]
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Doctor Who coming to BBC America
Supernatural wants you to have a Bloody Valentine
One of the things I like best about the CW network’s Supernatural is how the stories intersect with holidays. Whether it is a goofy Halloween episode or a weird Christmas tale, the show has done some fun things in the past.
And now, the Winchester brothers are turning their attention to Valentine’s Day. So, if you’re [...]
Doctor Who – Goodbye to Who
Since my childhood, I have followed the adventures of the Doctor, a renegade Time Lord who travels through time and space repeatedly saving the universe and (more often than not) the planet Earth. So, tonight’s episode “The End of Time – Parts I & II” (on BBC America) is more than an event, it’s a [...]
Smallville pics glimpse Justice Society
All right, this probably will sound like a complete reversal of everything I have ever said about the direction Smallville has taken over the past five (possibly six) years. Even so, I have to admit that I am actually excited and intrigued by what the show is planning for February.
Michael Ausiello from EW.com has posted [...]
Review: AMC’s The Prisoner
Last night was the conclusion of AMC’s much ballyhooed mini-series remake of The Prisoner. The six-episode, three-night event was interesting and thought-provoking. Starring Jim Caviezel and Ian McKellen, the series did a stellar job of taking a cerebral subject and translating it into entertainment.
While AMC’s version of The Prisoner shares a lot in common with [...]
