First look at the new Witcher (video)
After three years of radio silence we finally have a date for the return of The Witcher! Now starring Liam Hemsworth, the show will return for eight episodes on October […]
Today’s Reviews: Not with a bang…
Strange New Worlds concludes its third season in a rather different way: Arguably this one is all about the emotions, but the choice of a third (or fourth) rate villain […]
Today’s Reviews: They Shoot Humans, Don’t They?
Martin Jameson appreciates the roots of the latest Stephen King movie… The Long Walk is the same story, only going in straight lines, not circles, and with real bullets – real […]
Today’s Reviews: Prepare for Flight
A live genre production is always to be admited: At just under half an hour this is a thrilling, funny, intriguing, and at times genuinely disturbing ride, not least because […]
Today’s Reviews: Alt-Peacemaker
The third episode of Peacemaker sees Chris try to adopt another life: Chris’ mistaken beliefs power him across the divide and into a world that seems fine but is… off […]
Foundation goes Fourth
Apple TV has ordered a fourth season of their adaptation of Isaac Asimov’s Foundation. Production is set to begin in early 2026. “There is no series quite like ‘Foundation’ and […]
Today’s Reviews: A final trip to Cardiff
There’s a meta element to the final Torchwood audio… I’ve always been very fond of this series and its willingness to break the format but this last (for now, hopefully) […]
Today’s Reviews: Said the spider to…
Back in the present, we have another excellent instalment of Alien: Earth: While Episode 6, The Fly, still may not have reached full emotional lift-off, it is as dramatically compelling, thought […]
Strong results for Mullaney’s original SF artworks at Propstore’s LA auction
Some of the original sci-fi artworks of acclaimed technical illustrator and cutaway artist John R. Mullaney achieved impressive results at Propstore’s Los Angeles Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction, held September 4–5, […]
Torchwood rolls to a temporary halt
Following the release of Gareth David-Lloyd’s Salvage today, Big Finish’s Torchwood line is taking a break. The latest instalment in the regular Torchwood range focuses on an important asset to […]
Today’s Reviews: Scouting for Trek
The latest addition to the Star Trek universe is short and sweet: If you think, as some have, that this is the death of Star Trek, then I have excellent […]
The Doctor and Yaz are Lionesses in Winter
For their third audio adventure together, the 13th Doctor and Yaz travel back in history. Jodie Whittaker and Mandip Gill head to Henry II’s court in The Thirteenth Doctor Adventures: […]
Today’s Reviews: Khan launches well
Our Star Trek coverage this week continues with a look at the new audio play This is one of those productions that’s quality however you cut it. Click here to […]
Setting up Street Fighter
If you’ve never seen the original adaptation of legendary beat’em up video game, Street Fighter, then honestly go now. It’s not, by any stretch of the imagination, good but it […]
Prepare to celebrate Star Trek at 60
8 September 2026 will mark the 60th anniversary of the first US broadcast of Star Trek (the world premiere was actually 2 days earlier in Canada!) and to mark this […]
Today’s Reviews: Eagly on the attack
The second episode of the new season of Peacemaker sees Eagly fly front and centre: This is a raucous, riotous episode that moves everyone along, Click here to read Alasdair […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 