SNAPSHOTThe Goes Wrong Show is probably the funniest comedy the BBC has shown in years. Based on the theatrical monsters from the Mischief Theatre that have filled London’s West End in recent years, including The Play That Goes Wrong by Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer, and Henry Shields, Peter Pan Goes Continue Reading
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It’s The Muppet Show opening them from 1976 … without the actual Muppets!
SNAPSHOTA little bit of fun by the crew recorded at the end of the first series/season of The Muppet Show in 1976…The crew/cast includes Peter Harris, Richard Holloway, Jim O’Donnell, Brian Grant, Steve Springford, Jerry Hoare, Phil Hawkes, Gerry Elms, John Rook, Martin Baker, Sue Boyers, Francis Essex, Dennis Bassinger, Continue Reading
All systems go for Star Trek: Lower Decks! The captain even has a super clean chair
SNAPSHOTDeveloped by Emmy Award winner Mike McMahan (Rick and Morty, Solar Opposites), Star Trek: Lower Decks, a new half-hour animated comedy series, focuses on the support crew serving on one of Starfleet’s least important ships, the U.S.S. Cerritos, in 2380. Ensigns Mariner, Boimler, Rutherford, and Tendi have to keep up Continue Reading
Welcome the new guardian of the ocean: Isaura stands ready to fight for the vitality of the underwater world
SNAPSHOT“Isaura is a resilient and resourceful young girl living in a coastal village in Mozambique. After risking her own life to save a turtle, she is rewarded with a powerful and ancient talisman that allows her to breathe underwater and communicate with turtles. As bearer of the talisman, she becomes Continue Reading
“Make it so, number one!” Why Patrick Stewart and classical training help when you’re counting 1 to 9, right Count?
Counting from 1 to 9 should be one the easiest things in the world, right? Well, normally, yes, if you’re Sesame Street‘s the Count, who has quite the way with numbers, and has done since his appearance on the show in 1972, but when a rogue One won’t fall into Continue Reading
Watercolour wonders: Beautiful painted renderings of TV and movie homes
SNAPSHOT“…being an architect herself and a passionate film admirer Boryana senses a general gap between cinema and architecture, or in other words, a state where architects simply won’t watch enough film, at least not as phantasmal explorers. So her work is based on extracting floor plans of main character houses Continue Reading
Look closely! Tiny Creatures is coming to Netflix
SNAPSHOTTiny Creatures magnifies some of the world’s smallest wildlife, finding that bigger isn’t always better. In every episode, immerse yourself in a different ecosystem and see the drama that unfolds right at our very feet. The docu-series is narrated by Mike Colter and directed by Emmy-winning cinematographer Jonathan Jones (Planet Continue Reading
SDCC trailers (mostly)! Woke, Truth Seekers, Bill & Ted Face the Music, Lovecraft Country, Utopia
Goodby San Diego Comic Con (SDCC) in real life! Hello SDCC online! In common with many other COVID-19 unfriendly, crowd-heavy events this year, SDCC has let slip the bonds of convention facilities and hotels, and gone online with a host of panels and trailer reveals. It may not quite be Continue Reading
The zombies are back in (what’s left of the) town! Trailers and release dates for Fear the Walking Dead and TWD: World Beyond
Uncertainty thy name is COVID-19. One of the many side effects of the pandemic has been the way it has upended all kinds of schedules and plans, including which TV shows would land on our favourite streaming platforms and when (or, even if they could be made now at all), Continue Reading
Heartbreak, humour and freedom: Thoughts on the Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (season 1)
Big, epic, life-changing crossroads in life are, by their very status quo-shaking nature, profoundly dramatic events. No matter how you slice it, and whether they represent a positive or negative shift in a person’s life, they have an innate capacity for upending life as you know it. And yet for Continue Reading