Showrunner: ROBERTO AGUIRRE-SACASA
Starring: KJ APA, LILI REINHART, CAMILA MENDES, COLE SPROUSE, ASHLEIGH MURRAY, MADELAINE PETSCH, LUKE PERRY
Premiere Date: OCTOBER 11TH (US), OCTOBER 12TH (UK)
“Back Again” Trailer
Trailer #2
Who Talk, who specialise in providing alternative audio commentary for existing Doctor Who DVDs and episodes has announced two new additions to their catalogue.
These are: a brand new commentary for the 1971 serial The Claws of Axos featuring Katy Manning, Richard Franklin and Bernard Holley.
Adventures in Time brings together a variety of historical Hartnell-themed episodes featuring commentaries on The Aztecs, The Romans and The Crusades.
There is also a Special Edition Bundle also available with covers autographed by the cast and bonus disc with exclusive material!
From the official press release:
Two new Who Talk CDs as we travel back in time for some historical escapades and battle some beautiful golden aliens with a nasty secret!
The first of two releases this month is called Adventures in
Title: MARVEL’S INHUMANS
Showrunner: SCOTT BUCK
Starring: ANSON MOUNT, SERINDA SWAN, KEN LEUNG, IWAN RHEON, EME IKWUAKOR, MIKE MOH, SONYA BALMORES, ISABELLE CORNISH, ELLEN WOGLOM
Premiere Date: SEPTEMBER 1ST (CINEMA, SEPTEMBER 29TH (US TV)
"Strike Back" Trailer
Teaser #1
Having released their pilot episode online, the creators of web series Space Junk are now seeking funding to help them make the next five episodes.
Following the crew of the Really Invincible III, Macclesfield Division, this lo-fi sci-fi explores what life would really be like out in the darkness of space, featuring well-known British TV actor Mark Benton alongside Coronation Street star Katy Cavanagh.
When we interviewed the cast on set earlier this year, writer/actor Neil Warhurst described Space Junk’s style of comedy: “These ordinary people – ordinary, bored, failed, pretty tragic people – their overall mission is quite epic, they want to discover new life, but they’ve been there
As can be deduced from the title, Little Me is broken into alphabetised chapters. This is a novel approach to the usual form of the biography which helps to keep things fresh. In particular, the structure allows Lucas to flit around his life at random – as if he’s using a TARDIS, you might say which actually makes it a more engaging narrative as we gradually unfold the whole story.
Lucas has led a fascinating life,
