Review: Gallifrey War Room – Allegiance

Review by Jacob Licklider


With the release of Gallifrey: Time War: Volume Four the general consensus was that the series was over. Romana was punished to chronicle the Time War, Gallifrey was in the throws of a fascist dictatorship under Rassilon’s thumb, Leela was captured, and Narvin was essentially sent off to his suspected death. And then the Gallifrey One convention for 2022 happened and Big Finish Productions announced not one, but four new Gallifrey box sets under the series name War Room with the first set releasing this August, over a week ago at the time of writing. Yes, I am a bit late because this released while I was sick, so here we are finally taking a look at Gallifrey: War Room: Allegiance.

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‘RuPaul’s Drag Race UK’ season four gets release date.

BBC Three has announced the release date for Season 4 of hit reality series RuPaul’s Drag Race UK. Season 4 will premiere in the UK on BBC Three at 9pm on Thursday, 22 September. New episodes will arrive weekly after that, and will also be available to watch on BBC iPlayer. Check out the announcement teaser below.

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‘Harley Quinn’ renewed for fourth season

DC animated series ‘Harley Quinn‘ animated series came back to HBO Max for Season 3 earlier this summer, and today we’ve learned via Deadline that it has been renewed for a fourth season at the streamer.

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Review: Torchwood – Suckers

Review by Cavan Gilbey


Tosh is often placed at the centre of some of Torchwood’s more experimental audio stories. The perfect piracy commentary Cascade, the anger management focused story Instant Karma and Dinner and a Show explored her little seen friendship with Ianto. Of all of the main team, Tosh has the most consistent catalogue of good stories; a catalogue Suckers happily fits in. New writer Alexander Stewart gives a fresh take on the often overused amnesia narrative and mental ward setting by giving us a story with far more human stakes that are more terrifying than any alien could ever be.

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Netflix cancels Resident Evil TV series

Netflix has cancelled the upcoming second season of Resident Evil, its action horror series loosely based on the popular video game franchise.

Resident Evil premiered on July 14, 2022 following production delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Jeffrey Dean Morgan joins cast of ‘The Boys’

Jeffrey Dean Morgan (The Walking Dead) has signed onto the fourth season of Amazon Prime Video superhero drama The Boys.

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101 Films announces release of Ghostwatch (1992) on Blu-ray for the first time in the UK and US

This Halloween 101 Films are releasing Ghostwatch (1992) on Blu-ray for the first time in the UK and USA – A BBC production that terrified Britain on 31st October 1992.​


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‘Batman: Caped Crusader’ Animated Series not moving forward at HBO MAX

Variety has reported that HBO Max has canceled six upcoming animated series, including Batman: Caped Crusader.

The project was ordered to series in May 2021 with Bruce Timm (Batman The Animated Series), J.J. Abrams (Star Wars – The Rise Of Skywalker, Matt Reeves (The Batman) attached to executive produce.

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Review: The Ninth Doctor Adventures – Into The Stars

Written by Cavan Gilbey


It’s that time of the year again where Eccleston and Big Finish bring us a fresh batch of adventures with the Ninth Doctor, a fact which still feels miraculous to this day. In previous sets we’ve had the Ninth Doctor face off against familiar foes, namely the Cybermen in a Dalek to Parting of the Ways style of progression, so here we have the Sontarans who feel like a natural fit for this Doctor given his Time War guilt. However where we deviate from those previous sets is in theming; in the first series of four sets in this range we saw thematic boxsets with three stories that represented the primary settings for RTD era narratives. But with series two we get boxsets, that while still thematically linked in their stories, focus on just story setting and explore as many avenues with it as possible. Back To Earth gave us three story set across Earth’s history so to contrast that Into The Stars sends beyond Earth to see life beyond the stars.

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Doctor Who lost story ‘The Celestial Toymaker’ getting Vinyl release

Demon Records presents the narrated TV soundtrack of a ‘lost’ Doctor Who TV serial, starring William Hartnell as the Doctor.


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