Russ Davies’ score for the BBC America adaptation of Terry Pratchett’s The Watch is getting a release by Silva Screen next month. The eight-part series is inspired by characters created […]

The Watch will be reporting for duty on BBC Two on Thursday 12 August at 9 p.m. The BBC America series, inspired by the work of Sir Terry Pratchett, will […]

Jo Eaton-Kent is very proud of their work on the Terry Pratchett-inspired series The Watch, and all the more so for the positive message it represents I think non binary […]

BBC Studios’ The Watch is getting a UK debut in July, initially on BBC iPlayer, with a BBC Two broadcast following at a later date. The eight-part series will be […]

…or at least the Disc. BBC Studios has announced at its Showcase 2021 event that The Watch has secured a raft of sales across the globe. Melding fantasy, comedy and […]

The Watch has been controversial with some Terry Pratchett fans (notably including those who haven’t actually seen it!) but for Stewart Hotston, this has been an excellent show: The Watch’s […]

We caught up with Lara Rossi – aka Lady Sybil Ramkin – and Officer Angua – Marama Corlett – to discuss all things Ankh-Morpork recently: Lara: I think all of us […]

The Multiverse is an intriguing place where you can find anything you want – but it also presents a number of choices, as this week’s episode of The Watch demonstrates: […]

Adam Hugill plays Constable Carrot in the Sir Terry Pratchett-inspired BBC America series The Watch, and he chatted with Paul Simpson about the experience: I think Carrot at first, he […]

The sixth episode of The Watch moves things on – and continues creating its own mythology:  Looking back it’s clear from the first episode they knew where they wanted to […]

BBC America’s The Watch has taken Sir Terry Pratchett’s characters from the Discworld series and given them a good shake – as executive producer Richard Stokes explained: The feel of […]

The fifth episode of BBC America’s The Watch reveals some of the backstory for the key characters: This episode brings the entire cast to a place where they’re challenged by […]

It’s the best episode of The Watch yet, notes Stewart Hotston in his review, although he’s cautious about what may be coming… There are definitely messages about how the downtrodden […]

There’s a distinct whiff of rock and roll in the third episode of The Watch as the law enforcers go under cover – aided by Lady Sybil… Guards! Guards! makes […]

The second episode of The Watch (broadcast directly after the first on BBC America) has a lot of elements that appeal to Stewart Hotston: Suddenly I was watching a show […]