Another one of Sprint’s sneak peeks at the next episode of Heroes – 1961. Another character piece, this time involving Nathan and Peter, although Peter does end up sounding like a whiny brat – again.
Wednesday’s mad video game news
Doctor Who
- Second special to air ‘Novemberish’ as well as the companion for the finale [great big spoiler]
- Doctor Who to move to SPACE in Canada
Film
- First In The Loop webisode
- Alex O’Loughlin to star in Plan B with J Lo
- Jennifer Garner to star in film about butter-sculpting
British TV
- Two Pints viewers to pick series ending
- Ray Winstone to star in loose adaptation of The Changeling for ITV1
US TV
- Mad Men: the videogame??
- Reaper doomed?
- Leah Remini to star in Don’t Try This At Home
- Heroes and Chuck ratings not looking good at all
- Return of The Tudors beats the return of In Treatment
- First Heroes puppetmaster webisode
- Kings moved to Saturdays
Theatre reviews
Review: Future Me
Where: Only Connect Theatre, 32 Cubitt Street, London WC1X 0LR
When: 7.30pm Monday-Saturday, matinees 16 and 25 April 3pm, Sunday 26 April 5pm, no performances 15 & 20 April. Runs from 31 March–26 April 2009
How long: Two hours 20 minutes, including 20 minute interval
How much: £15 (£10 concessions)
Tickets from: Pleasance Theatre or 020 7609 1800
Dirty paedos, huh? They’re all sicko monsters and should be killed for the sake of the children.
That, at least, is supposed to be what all Right Thinking People know to be true. But is it?
Future Me explores whether paedophiles are in fact just like you and me, just with different desires.
Second Doctor Who special’s title announced
And it’s The Waters of Mars. Guesses?
UPDATE: Off The Telly’s withdrawn the story so maybe it’s not true. Oh dear.
US TV
Review: Heroes 3×22 – Turn and Face The Strange
As if we hadn’t had enough Bowie lyrics for one week, along comes Heroes with another set for its latest, low-key episode Turn and Face The Strange.
Spoilers and more after the jump.
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