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Tuesday's “celebs aren't quality?” news

Posted on June 10, 2008 | 2 comments |

Doctor Who/Theatre

Film

British TV

  • Gavin & Stacey likely to move to BBC1 for Christmas
  • Details of The Prisoner remake, including Sir Ian McKellen as Number 2
  • Hat Trick to develop crime drama with “strong female victims” [free registration required]
  • Martin Shaw to return as George Gently
  • Plea for more programmes featuring ordinary Welsh life. Plea from Rob for no more Tipyn o Stad
  • Bob the Builder and Thomas & Friends to go CGI [free registration required]
  • Hamish Mykura to take over as head of More4

US TV

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2 Comments

  1. Rullsenberg wrote:
    June 10, 2008 | Reply

    Re: the Hamlet dates... I'm in NZ for most of the london run. Bugger. (Scrabbles in diary for possible date that I can make before leaving the country).

    Still, upside, I'm in NZ - e.g. summer - for Xmas...

    ... I'm in NZ for Xmas... oh ARSE, that means I will miss the Doctor Who Xmas special! (makes pleading eyes at everyone for people to record the Xmas special in my absence -- since iPlayer is unlikely to still have it available by the time I'm back in Jan...)

  2. espedair wrote:
    June 10, 2008 | Reply

    A sequel to Jumper... Why? For the love of god Why?

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