Doctor Who: Series 15 (or 40 depending on how you count): Episode 5: The Story & The Engine by Inua Elams.
Y’know, the number of god-like beings the Doctor is encountering is making me wonder if Russell T is going to
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The Librarians: The Next Chapter (fantasy TV series trailer).
Librarians. Keepers of ancient tomes, shushers of the unruly, warriors against chaos… Wait, what? Yes, The Librarians: The Next Chapter
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Mule-ing around the Galaxy: Foundation season 3 goes full Psychohistory (trailer).
The Empire is crumbling, the maths is mutinous, and someone’s finally taken the term “mind games” a bit too
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Doctor Who series 15 (or 40 depending on how you count): Episode 4, Lucky Day by Pete McTighe.
It seems every human companion of the Doctor who returns safely to Earth ends up being offered a job at
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The Fantastic Journey – The Bermuda Triangle’s best package holiday? (video)
Before Lost took us to a mysterious island and then lost the plot entirely, and long before Sliders decided that
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Doctor Who: Series 15 (or 40 depending on how you count) Episode 3: The Well by Russell T Davies and Sharma Angel-Walfall.
You could hardly miss the information in the news that this current series of ‘Doctor Who’ has dropped to two
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Doctor Who: Series 15 (or 40 depending on how you count): Episode 2: Lux by Russell T Davies.
I did watch the last episode a second time but changed none of my comments. I do wonder if any
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Doctor Who: Series 15 (or 40 depending on how you count): Episode 1: The Robot Revolution by Russell T Davies (review).
It just seems like yesterday that we had the Yuletide special. If you have a TARDIS, then it probably is.
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Andor season 2 – More spies, more lies? (trailer).
Andor. The Star Wars show for people who prefer their space battles minimal, their droids emotionally traumatised, and their heroics
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LOVE DEATH + ROBOTS: Volume 4 – More murders, mechs, and probably one sentient toaster (trailer).
Here at SFcrowsnest, we’ve learned never to trust the trailer for Love, Death + Robots. Not because it lies—but because
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