2007 – Page 17 – The Medium is Not Enough

News

Film

Teresa Palmer as JLA‘s Wonder Woman?
Josh Lucas as Captain Pike in Star Trek XI?

Theater

Harvey Keitel to play Jerry Springer

British TV

Call for more English programmes on S4C
Value of Scots Gaelic channel questioned
BBC Worldwide to launch 30 international channels
FX strikes deal with 4oD. The Wire‘s not there yet, though
Patsy Palmer returning to EastEnders
Joanna Lumley quits Jam and Jerusalem
Louise Lombard and Danny Dyer to star in BBC’s Blood Rush

US TV

Battlestar Galactica: Razor to get theater showings
Zoe Bell joins Lost
Jerry Seinfeld gets a Fox talk show – for one evening
The CW hires a director for a Green Lantern pilot
William Petersen and Anthony LaPaglia discuss the CSI/Without A Trace crossover
AMC to make David Selzer‘s Cube-esque 99 Stories

Friday’s unsexy news

26 October 2007 Rob Buckley 7 Comments

Doctor Who

Who is Kylie Minogue really??? [spoilers?]
David Tennant says Learners will prove he’s not sexy
John Barrowman launching music career to make good music not money

Film

John Travolta to be a baddie in remake of The Taking of Pelham 123
Woody Harrelson and Oliver Stone reteam for Vietnam War drama Pinkville
Vue opens all-digital cinema in Hull
Underworld prequel launches

British TV

ITV to make show that tests celebrities’ DNA for life-threatening diseases. Honestly. I’m not making it up
And I’m not making up the Pauline Quirke Academy either
Vicar of Dibley to return?
Five acquires Fireman Sam
ITV to make 90-minute film about the first moon landing
BBC Three to build The Wall to find new talent

US TV

BSG season four won’t start until April
Sopranos wise guy Jason Cahill to be latest Bionic Woman showrunner
Reaper gets three more scripts and Aliens in America to stay in continuous production
And three new scripts for Dirty Sexy Money
Eureka gets a third season
Gordon Ramsay: the video game

Thursday’s news from the last few days

25 October 2007 Rob Buckley 1 Comment

Doctor Who

RTD picks fight with parents

Film

Guy Ritchie to direct Dirty Dozen remake
Anthony Hopkins to appear in The Wolfman
Michael Mann to reteam with Robert De Niro
John Rambo trailer
Rupert Evans as JLA Superman?
Angels and Demons being rushed through

British TV

Cheers‘ George Wendt and June Whitfield to appear in Green, Green Grass
Timothy Spall to play vengeful father for ITV1 drama
Disney to sponsor 4oD downloads of ABC shows
Dave a hit
Neil Gaiman wants to work with the Beeb again
BBC Natural History Unit to lose a third of its staff
RTD wants to do fortysomething gay drama

US TV

Britney Spears to appear on Sesame Street?
The CW’s ratings are down
Carrie-Anne Moss to co-star in FX’s transgender pilot
Steven Weber to star in another sitcom
David Duchovny bewildered by sanitising syndication reshoots of Californication
Moonlight gets four more scripts
Viva Laughlin cancelled
Carpoolers gets three more scripts while Samantha Who? gets six more
And the awful Back To You gets a full season
Fox to make female prison spin-off of Prison Break
Kurtwood Smith and Frankie Faison join Barry Sonnenfeld drama
Timothy Olyphant joining Samantha Who?
SciFi greenlights Warehouse 13
Stargate Atlantis renewed for fifth season
Pushing Daisies gets complete first season

I’m back – plus sorry about the breakages

24 October 2007 Rob Buckley 2 Comments

I’ve returned from occasionally sunny Wales. Hoorah. If you’re lucky, I’ll tell you about my brief encounter with Donny Osmond and his dancers as well as ‘David Tenant’.
However, apologies for the broken web site. Naturally, my web host waited until I was away before springing that one on me. I’ve fixed it now, but am feeling slightly ill tempered about the whole thing. Humph. The news service should resume tomorrow.

Off on holiday again

21 October 2007 Rob Buckley 3 Comments

I’m off on a brief holiday at a secret location (clue: I’ll be very close to John Barrowman at night) for the next few days. Normal service should resume on Thursday. Until then, enjoy yourselves!

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The Medium is Not Enough

Reviewing the best and worst media from around the world for 17 years

Year: 2007

Monday’s news in a new home

Friday’s unsexy news

Thursday’s news from the last few days

I’m back – plus sorry about the breakages

Off on holiday again

The Umbrella Academy and The Terminal List

Please watch I Walk Through Moscow – and I’m quoted!

Ms Marvel, Obi-Wan Kenobi, The Time Traveler's Wife and The Old Man

Life and Beth and Night Sky

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and The Essex Serpent