‘Wolfblood’ writer confirms main cast departures - CultBox
Oct 12, 2015 · The creator of CBBC’s Wolfblood has announced that several key cast members will not be returning in the new season.. Season 4 began filming in Newcastle/Gateshead earlier this month.. Wolfblood writer Debbie Moon confirmed the news on her blog: “The big news is: after three wonderful seasons, Bobby Lockwood (Rhydian), Kedar Williams-Stirling (Tom) and Louisa Connolly-Burnham (Shannon ...
‘Doc Martin’ Season 7 episode guide - CultBox
Oct 30, 2015 · The Doc is heartbroken by their departure, and realises he has got to make changes if he wants to win them back, and be a family again. Episode 1. Monday 7 September 2015, 9pm. After their tumultuous time last season, Louisa has gone for a break to visit her mother in Spain and to have some time to think, and get some perspective on their ...
'Black Mirror' review: 'Nosedive' is an extremely strong ... - CultBox
Oct 24, 2016 · You can argue for any of them, really – but you wouldn’t necessarily be right. One thing can be said for certain, though: ‘Nosedive’ is an extremely strong debut for Black Mirror on Netflix, worthy of a full five stars. Available from Friday 21 October 2016 on Netflix. Buy the complete Season 1-2 plus Christmas special box set on Amazon ...
8 of the best ‘Tales of the Unexpected’ episodes - CultBox
Jan 19, 2015 · Starting in March 1979, and running for almost ten years, Roald Dahl’s Tales of the Unexpected holds a very special place in the hearts of those who saw it the first time round. We’ve picked out eight of our favourite episodes. > Buy the Tales Of The Unexpected complete series 19-disc boxset on Amazon.. It won’t surprise you (or maybe it will) that some of yours may not turn up on our ...
10 years since it began, could ‘Primeval’ ever return? - CultBox
Feb 10, 2017 · Opinion. Today marks exactly ten years since the first ever episode of Primeval aired. ITV’s sci-fi series started as a competitor to Doctor Who in the Saturday evening family drama slot, but quickly grew into something far more interesting. It was a show that, rather appropriately, evolved a lot over its lifetime – but even if nothing else ...
‘New Tricks’ Season 12 finale review: It’s the UCOS ... - CultBox
Oct 12, 2015 · A dull, tired and badly conceived season put the final nail in New Tricks’ coffin and left Season 12 with no option but to try to end on a high. Thankfully, Season 12 managed this with aplomb and allowed the team to go out with a bang rather than a whimper. Altogether now: ‘It’s alright, it’s okay, doesn’t really matter if you’re ...
Doctor Who: remembering the man regarded as its best-ever
Apr 5, 2018 · Doctor Who, the show that can go anywhere and do anything.It’s vital, it’s delightful, it reaffirms your faith in humanity, with a hero who is never cruel or cowardly. And yet… Robert Holmes is widely regarded as the best writer/script editor of Doctor Who, either ever or at least from its first 26 series.His writing was cynical, violent, blackly comic, and …
The Fast Show’s greatest ever characters - CultBox
Jun 8, 2018 · It’s testament to The Fast Show’s incredible depth of quality that narrowing this list down to a manageable number proved to be so exceedingly difficult.There were so many brilliant characters across the show’s run, it’s easy to forget some absolute gems.There was the thespian who spent “over six hours in make up”, the ever-so extreme offroaders, the …
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire: new lifeline and safety net
May 2, 2018 · ITV is marking the 20th of anniversary of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? with a week of special episodes hosted by Jeremy Clarkson, but today we’ve learned that the Millionaire format has changed a little bit since we last saw Chris Tarrant hosting the show. Some things remain the same: ‘fastest finger first’ selects a contestant from the potential six, and each contestant who gets to ...
6 of the best Scouse sitcoms - CultBox
Apr 3, 2017 · The Wackers (1975) Produced by London based Thames Television and written by Mancunian Vince Powell, The Wackers set out to be the ultimate scouse comedy. It turned out the ultimate stereotype. Billy and Mary Clarkson (Ken Jones and Sheila Fay) are a couple of Merseyside mixed marriage. Not only half catholic and half protestant, but half ...