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The Eternaut: it’s snow joke (Netflix scifi TV series).

Aliens. Snow. Existential despair. Truco. Welcome, dear reader, to The Eternaut, Netflix’s latest attempt to introduce the world to a

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Doctor Who: The Complete Third Series (DVD TV series extras review).

The year 2007 feels like a distant memory. It is for some. As I reviewed the episodes when they first

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Alien: Earth—Can bringing Xenomorphs home end well? (TV series: trailer)
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Alien: Earth—Can bringing Xenomorphs home end well? (TV series: trailer)

When you’ve had your fill of being trapped on gloomy spaceships and planets so remote they make Milton Keynes look

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Psycho Therapy (Steve Buscemi cri-fi movie: trailer).
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Psycho Therapy (Steve Buscemi cri-fi movie: trailer).

If you thought marriage counselling was intense, imagine discovering your therapist moonlights as a retired serial killer. Welcome to Psycho

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Black Mirror S6: a journey into the unknown hits Netflix this June 2023 (trailer).
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Black Mirror’s season 7: beam me up, Brooker (trailer).

Black Mirror, the TV series that gleefully reminds us our smartphones are secretly plotting our demise and social media algorithms

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For All Mankind (TV series review – opening 2 seasons).

For All Mankind Season One (pub: Dazzler/Sony, 2019. 4 DVDs 609 minutes 10 episodes 2*70 minutes 8* 50 minutes. Price:

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Andor (new Star Wars TV series on Disney Plus: first trailer).
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Andor season 2: the revolution WILL be televised (trailer).

Andor is back, baby, with season 2, and the revolution WILL be televised. It arrives April 22nd 2025.

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Stingray Comic Anthology Volume 2: Battle Lines (graphic novel review).

The focus in this ‘Stingray Volume 2’ is the material that appeared in ‘Countdown’ and for Marina in the ‘Lady

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The Outer Limits: classic TV retrospective (video).

There is nothing quite like sitting down with a cup of tea, turning on the telly, and hearing those immortal

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The Munsters (horror comedy film: trailer).
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The Munsters: the original family that put the ‘Fun’ in Funeral (video).

Before the Addams Family snapped their fingers to the rhythm of our dark little hearts, there was another clan of

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