David Harbour has reflected on his experiences on Stranger Things ahead of a stalled production schedule for the fifth and final season due to the proceeding WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. “What’s funny is when I started the show, I never ever wanted it to end,” Harbour told NME, (as reported by ComicBook). “That’s why I love the show. I … Read more
A musical concert commemorating six decades of music for Doctor Who will be broadcast on BBC Radio 2 (thanks to a story from The Radio Times). The special event, titled Doctor Who @ 60: A Musical Celebration, is expected to debut sometime in the autumn (likely to coincide with the 60th anniversary specials) and will be hosted at the … Read more
Rick and Morty Season 7 will be the first without Justin Roiland, and following significant changes happening behind the scenes, a producer connected to the Adult Swim comedy has indicated the next leg of the show may be “even better” than that which came before. Speaking to the Los Angeles Times (thanks to a story from ComicBook), executive producer … Read more
A classic Doctor Who serial from 1967, The Underwater Menace, is set to be restored with colour animation and original audio recordings, courtesy of a story from The Radio Times. Into the 1970s, the BBC had no official policy for archiving programme content, and as such, many stories within Doctor Who’s classic era (including two of the four episodes … Read more
A new superhero comedy satire is in the works at HBO, and Aya Cash, known for her role in The Boys, will be joining the series. Titled The Franchise, the series homes in on the “secret chaos” during the production of a superhero movie. The logline for the series captures it best, teasing, “every fuck-up has an … Read more
A significant fact of Doctor Who history could actually be, after almost sixty years, a myth. Paul Hayes, author and broadcaster, who’d previously penned The Long Game in 2021, a book that chronicled Doctor Who’s absence and eventual revival between 1996 and 2003, has written another, Pull To Open, a story that documents the show’s development between 1962 to … Read more
David Tennant has shared his first ever television memory, and it happens to be a Doctor Who serial dating back to 1974. The story in question was the sixth and concluding chapter of Planet of the Spiders, Jon Pertwee’s last episode as the Third Doctor. He’d served as the Time Lord since the turn of the … Read more
With the SAG/AFTRA strikes in play, and as fans, we know we’ll be waiting some time for Season 5 of Stranger Things to air. The Duffer Brothers say the fifth season will place Will’s character (Noah Schnapp) “centre stage” in a final run that’ll “tie the entire series together.” In an interview with Variety, the Duffer Brothers explained … Read more
The CEO of AMC Networks, Kristin Dolan, has said the WGA and SAG/AFTRA strikes will not affect their programming until “well into 2024,” according to a report from Deadline. It’s good news for fans of The Walking Dead, as it means the upcoming Rick and Michonne spin-off, recently allocated the official title of The Walking Dead: The Ones … Read more
The CEO of the television archive group Kaleidoscope believes missing Doctor Who episodes still exist and can be recovered in the future. Into the 1970s, the BBC had no official policy for archiving programme content, and as such, many stories within Doctor Who’s classic era (the majority of William Hartnell and Patrick Troughton’s back catalog) remain incomplete or … Read more