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Wednesday’s “It’s better than that, he’s a New Zealander, Jim” news

17 October 2007 Rob Buckley 4 Comments

Doctor Who

Second season of The Sarah Jane Adventures being written
Pipes to reunite with David Tennant on stage?
Spoilers(?) for the Christmas special

Film

Karl Urban is to play Dr McCoy in Star Trek XI
Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo to write and direct Hellraiser remake
Jeffrey Donovan, Colm Feore and John Malkovich join Clint Eastwood’s Changeling

Comics

A preview of Alan Moore’s latest ‘LOEG’ story: Black Dossier

Theatre

Orlando Bloom backs New Marlowe Theatre campaign

Web TV

YouTube bringing in copyright protection technology
BBC’s iPlayer to offer Flash-based streaming, be Mac/Linux-compatible and embeddable in blogs by 2008

British TV

Dougal to get a girlfriend in Magic Roundabout
Little Misses and Mr Men have sex swaps

US TV

Fox to remake Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em
Second season confirmed for Kitchen Nightmares
Sarah Connor Chronicles to begin on January 14th
Rescue Me‘s Andrea Roth joining Lost
New Amsterdam taking a breather after only eight episodes of production
Chuck and Heroes getting better ratings than last week
Benjamin Bratt gets lead in A&E pilot The Cleaner
The CW developing fashion drama

Sarah Jane’s Doctor Who reference count: number three

16 October 2007 Rob Buckley 1 Comment

Turns out that as predicted there weren’t many references to Doctor Who in part one of Eye of the Gorgon, other than to those lovely Sontarans. Was part two any different? Let us know of any refs you might have spotted in the comments section below!

Monday’s dirty beast news

15 October 2007 Rob Buckley 4 Comments

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Doctor Who

Torchwood goes filming in the Rhondda
Peter Davison “too tubby” to wear his original costume for Comic Relief
Mackenzie Crook willing to take over from David Tennant if asked

Film

Nicolas Cage to become The Wrestler
Two more Transformers movies on the way
Screen tests for Justice League under way

Invasive intrusions into people’s personal lives

Rose McGowan engaged to Robert Rodriguez
Dirty Sexy Money star in rehab

British TV

Miller and Armstrong reunite for The Armstrong & Miller Show on BBC1. Casual nudity anyone?
Anna Maxwell Martin to star in Channel 4 adaptation of Poppy Shakespeare
BBC works out what to cut
Celebrity Apprentice returns for Sports Relief

US TV

Lipstick Jungle recasts: Paul Blackthorne now Brooke Shields’ husband
David Simon to make HBO series about musicians in New Orleans
Old people ejected from Jericho
Al Gough discusses things coming up on Smallville [spoilers]
First ep of Women’s Murder Club does well in the ratings
George Lucas looking for writers for Star Wars TV series
TV Land to stream Andy Griffith, Gunsmoke and Leave It To Beaver
Parker Posey’s new show cut from 13 to seven episodes
Patrick Swayze to star in A&E pilot, The Beast, about unorthodox FBI vet. No, not that sort
Will Smith turning Hitch into a sitcom

Thursday’s double news

11 October 2007 Rob Buckley 4 Comments

Yesterday’s and today’s, all in one

Doctor Who

Sarah Lancashire to appear in the first episode of series four

Film

Eric Bana as Trek villain. Chris Pine as Kirk? And an interview with a co-writer
Halcyon signs up all Philip K Dick rights for next three years
Armando Ianucci to direct his first movie
Land of the Lost comedy from Will Ferrell greenlit
Terminator series re-booted from 2009
Jerry O’Flaherty to direct Thundercats
UK’s Cineworld cinemas to have 3D projectors installed

British TV

Laura Solon‘s failed BBC3 pilot picked up by ITV2
EastEnders producer admits Dirty Den return was a mistake
Norman Wisdom documentary to feature his last stage appearance
Pictures from Ashes to Ashes
BBC cutting 2,800 jobs

US TV

Gossip Girl first show of the Fall to get a full-season pick-up
Roswell creator now in charge of Bionic Woman
Additional scripts ordered for Chuck, Bionic Woman, Life, Journeyman and Cane
NBC buys Oxygen
Daivd Milch has a 1970s cop drama planned
Chevy Chase to guest on Brothers and Sisters
Fox picks up “man who invents his own religion” comedy pilot Church of Reggie
FX and HBO both develop dramas about biker gangs
Friends‘ Greg Malins developing comedy about famous friends for ABC
HBO to make spy-workplace comedy Intelligence
ABC to make The Middleman based on Lost writer’s graphic novel

Sarah Jane’s Doctor Who reference count: number two

8 October 2007 Rob Buckley 2 Comments

Number one was one of The Medium is Not Enough’s most popular ever entries, so without further ado, here’s the second ‘Sarah Jane’s Doctor Who reference count’ – your opportunity to spot all the clever references in The Sarah Jane Adventures to Doctor Who.

I haven’t yet watched today’s episode, part one of Eye of the Gorgon, so I can’t help out. But I hear the Sontarans might have been given a shout out by the SJA massive. Any others?

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