Today’s Reviews: Returning to Trumptonshire
The three classic children’s series set in Trumptonshire have been given a real polish for their new release: Windy Miller, the firemen Pugh, Pugh, Barney McGrew, Cuthbert, Dibble and Grub, […]
Today’s Reviews: Too Long a Leap
There’s an unfortunate choice of title for the first returning leap in the new series of Quantum Leap: Quantum Leap aims high but misses its target in this outing. Click here […]
Support Cutaway Comics’ Inferno!
Indie publisher Cutaway Comics has launched its latest Kickstarter, this time for Inferno – The World Dies Screaming!, the first in their new line of prestige comics. Inferno was the […]
Bid for C-3PO’s head at Propstore!
Propstore will hold its annual live auction of film and TV memorabilia this November, with the items on offer expected to fetch over £12 million. Over 1,800 rare and iconic […]
Today’s Reviews: An unnecessary Exorcism
The latest continuation of the Exorcist franchise doesn’t really bring anything new to the table – certainly not a follow on to the TV series: In common with his Halloween […]
Today’s Reviews: The Lower Decks Rule
There’s a trip to Feringinar on the cards for the Lower Deck crew this week: An episode about trying to get Ferenginar to join Starfleet did not fill me with […]
Today’s Reviews: Rooting for the aliens
The sixth episode of the second season of Apple TV+’s Invasion still continues to feel too random: It all just rather bimbles along in that Invasion way that it does, asking […]
Celebrate Terrahawks at 40!
Gerry Anderson and Christopher Burr’s Terrahawks turns 40 this month, and Anderson Entertainment are celebrating. On Saturday 8 October 1983, Terrahawks was broadcast for the very first time on ITV. […]
Today’s Reviews: Combining old and new in Ahsoka
Stewart Hotston looks at both the finale and the whole first season of Ahsoka in his review: At the end of this I’m sad to see it go – sad […]
Today’s Reviews: The War Doctor sees the light
The third set of adventures for the War Doctor as played by Jonathon Carley begins with an unusual story – and there are spoilers in the review: This set starts […]
Today’s Reviews: A final trip to the Strange Planet
Things need to be – and are – resolved in the final trip for now to the Strange Planet: Of course it’s amusingly bonkers with acute observations translated in the […]
Today’s Reviews: Influencing Dune
The world of Arrakis and its ecostructure were influenced by many different elements and they’ve been brought together into one book: An excellent overview of Dune’s influences, written with clarity […]
Today’s Reviews: Reaching The Edge of Destruction
The latest Black Archive is an excellent, if unusual, look at Doctor Who’s third ever story: At under 100 pages before acknowledgments, this is one of the shorter entries in […]
Today’s Reviews: We Apologise…
How many times have we heard that phrase – “we apologise for any inconvenience”? It’s the starting point for an intriguing drama on Radio 4: It’s a cleverly written piece, […]
Today’s Reviews: The Iron Lady and Daryl Dixon
Who is the Iron Lady? Daryl Dixon has an encounter this week that moves things along nicely… The whole series so far looks nothing like any previous show in the […]
A #DoctorDonna watchalong coming in November
In preparation for the return of David Tennant and Catherine Tate in the Doctor Who 60th anniversary specials, a global watchalong of their earlier stories is being organised. A watchalong […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 