Doctor Who
- Journey's End most watched TV programme of the week
- Catherine Tate injures ankle, cancelling first night of Under the Blue Sky
Film
- Will Ferrell to play split-personality racist in Two Face
- Terminator Salvation teaser trailer
- Wanted 2 will happen
Radio
- Ruth Jones to get a BBC Wales radio show
British TV
- The Bill teaming up with Germany cop show SOKO Leipzig for a special
- Hayley Atwell joins cast of The Prisoner
- Top Gear audience waiting list now 21 years long
- Bone Kickers ratings drop 1.6 million for second episode
- Shooting Stars back for a Christmas special
Canadian TV
- CBC has hopes for new pilots
US TV
- Katie Holmes to guest star on Eli Stone. Yes, she will sing. And she may return
- ABC's fall schedule
- Burn Notice's ratings up a third on last year
- No more Babylon 5 ever?
- Kurt Russell or Laurence Fishburne to replace William Petersen on CSI?
- Big changes are afoot at Life on Mars, with only one original cast member remaining
- HBO Films developing post-Vietnam spy flick Irreparable Harm
- Scrubs might last more than a season at ABC
- Office spin-off dead?
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July 17, 2008 | Reply
Well, I'll probably never get to see the crossover between 'The Bill' and 'SOKO Leipzig' (well, maybe by illicit means), but it's cool to know that such a crossover will exist out there.
July 17, 2008 | Reply
As for the 'Life on Mars' American project, Colm Meaney was about the only reason I had any interest in checking out the remake. (The casting of Imperioli doesn't do it for me - I was glad to finally see him leave the cast of 'The Sopranos'.)
July 17, 2008 | Reply
Going for the trifecta in this post!
In connection to that story about Katie Holmes guesting on 'Eli Stone', Newsday's TV Zone did some speculation on another possible guest star based on comments made by the star at the TCA press tour.
http://weblogs.newsday.com/entertainment/tv/blog/2008/07/derek_jacobi_to_eli_stone.html
July 17, 2008 | Reply
Oh God, can't they just let Scrubs die? Can't they give it a peaceuful, dignified end rather than dragging it on and on and on until it buckles under the weight of its own idiocy? I've loved it for years but even I want it to finish now. The last two seasons have been abysmal.