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Doctor Who: Kill The Moon – The Spoiler Review by John Rivers (TV review).

Please be warned that the review below contains spoilers. if you haven’t yet seen Peter Harness’ episode of ‘Doctor Who’

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Star Wars Rebels: Spark of Rebellion – an animated review by John Rivers (Star Wars TV review).

Pay attention, rebel scum, this review contains spoilers. If you don’t want to know what happens in the pilot episode

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Doctor Who: The Caretaker – The Spoiler Review by John Rivers (TV review).

If you haven’t yet seen Gareth Roberts and Steven Moffat’s sixth episode of the new ‘Doctor Who’ series ‘The Caretaker’

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Black Hat Jack by Joe R. Lansdale (book review).

‘Black Hat Jack’ is a novella by Joe R Lansdale and tells a tale about cowboy Nat Love, also known

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Doctor Who: Time Heist – The Spoiler Review by John Rivers (TV review).

‘Time Heist’ is the fifth episode of ‘Doctor Who’s eighth series (season 34 for purists) and saw the Doctor and

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Doctor Who: Listen – The Spoiler Review by John Rivers (TV review).

‘There are some corners of the universe which have bred the most terrible things. Things which act against everything we

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Doctor Who: Robot Of Sherwood – The Spoiler Review by John Rivers (TV review).

This week saw the Doctor and Clara arrive in Sherwood Forest, ‘1190-ish’ and meet one of England’s greatest legends. If

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Doctor Who: Into The Dalek – The Spoiler Review by John Rivers (TV review).

This week ‘Doctor Who’ went ‘Into the Dalek’. If you’d like to read a spoiler-free review of the episode then

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Age Of Iron (Age Of Iron book 1) by Angus Watson (book review).

‘Age Of Iron’ is a brutal and bloody adventure novel set in Iron Age Britain from the pen of journalist

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Savage Magic (book 3) by Lloyd Shepherd (book review).

When a wealthy member of the aristocracy is murdered in his own London home, his body found sliced open and

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