BBC’s Doctor Who is fast approaching its 50th anniversary special, The Day of the Doctor, so of course some trailers are appearing to pique interest — as if the addition of John Hurt and the inclusion of David Tennant wasn’t enough.
BBC’s Doctor Who is fast approaching its 50th anniversary special, The Day of the Doctor, so of course some trailers are appearing to pique interest — as if the addition of John Hurt and the inclusion of David Tennant wasn’t enough.
The second season of BBC’s Sherlock ended on a devastating note, but as expected, it isn’t the end of the series. Well, except for series 2 — that is what England calls it, right? Nevertheless!
If you aren’t caught up, then please, do not continue reading.
We’ve known from the get-go that Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. shares the same universe as all the Marvel movies. The first episode dealt with Extremis, which was in the plot for Iron Man 3. With Thor: The Dark World hammering into theaters this week, could we see some of that story finding its way onto S.H.I.E.L.D.?
You’d have to be constantly averting your eyes from news on the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who, but why would you do that? Well, unless there’s spoilers involved. A trailer for the special was released online over the weekend. Check. It. Out.
The Doctor Who special, The Day of the Doctor, airs November 23. I cannot wait.
Marvel and ABC had their beloved Joss Whedon put together the television show, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., with the intent of it taking place within the same universe as the films being released in theaters. His brother and sister-in-law, Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen, serves as showrunners. It of course stars Clark Gregg as Agent Phil Coulson.
Sunday night was the anticipated Breaking Bad series finale, aptly named Felina. The most obvious meaning behind the title is that it’s an anagram for “finale”. The other? It’s that — no wait, are you caught up on Breaking Bad? If you aren’t, do not read any farther. Drop everything and get caught up right now.
Spoilers ahead:
One of Batman‘s greatest allies, Commissioner Jim Gordon, will grace television in the show simply entitled Gotham. Before you get your hopes up, no, Batman will not appear in the show. It will follow Gordon’s rise in the ranks as he tries to clean up the streets.