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Music/AudioSteampunk

Steampunk Specs edited by Allan Kaster (CD review).

The latest CD release from Audio Text and editor Allan Kaster has chosen a scintillating collection of stories with a

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Doctor Who… sunset for Matt Smith?

Matt Smith may be leaving Doctor Who for the sunny – and far more lucrative – fields of Hollywood after

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Doctor Who: Death To The Daleks by Terry Nation (DVD review).

When the Doctor (actor Jon Pertwee) decides to take Sarah Jane Smith (actress Elisabeth Sladen) to Florana for a swim

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Star Trek Into Darkness… 3rd trailer beaming down.

I’m a Doctor, not a YouTube trailer. Well, actually, you are a YouTube trailer – for Star Trek Into Darkness

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Star Trek Into Darkness... grim and grimmer.
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Star Trek Into Darkness… grim and grimmer.

Okay, we know the next Trek movie is called Into Darkness, but do they really have to release some new

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Doctor Who: The Mutants by Bob Baker and Dave Martin (DVD review).

The Doctor (actor Jon Pertwee) finds himself becoming a delivery boy to the Time Lords as he has to deliver

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Doctor Who… Our man Moffat.

Lead writer and executive producer Steven Moffat gives us an insight into the monsters and adventures that we can expect

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Time(lord) of the rings… Matt Smith and Jenna-Louise Coleman interviewed.

Having run down corridors from every monster imaginable, Matt Smith returns as the Doctor to face old and new foe.

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Doctor Who… with bells and rings on.

Doctor Who is returning soon to BBC One for eight more adventures with Matt Smith and Jenna-Louise Coleman. Here is

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Death Star attack... the shocking truth!
Star Wars

Death Star attack… the shocking truth!

An examination of some questionable events and circumstances leading up to the destruction of the Death Star, through the eyes

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