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Mulberry was a fantasy sitcom written by John Esmonde and Bob Larbey that aired on BBC One in the early 1990s. Mulberry ran for two series: the first series of six episodes ran from 24 February to 30 March 1992, and the second series of seven episodes ran from 8 April to 25 May 1993. A third...

I feel like there are two groups you fall into if you defend the prequels. There are those who were young and grew up with the new movies, and those of us who had delved into the EU and knew that Star Wars could be defined in so many ways. I still like the prequels, but they are heavily flawed...

Now I really want to see it.

Makes total sense. Best of luck.

Maybe it's because I'm so far removed from gaming these days, but I can't get into watching streamers. I have a friend who I have watched a couple of times, when he's streamed on his YouTube channel, and he went through a couple of the Resident Evil games. But I feel as though I've lost...

I love Kubrick, and I do appreciate his version, but I'm with King. And I really like the mini-series. I found it very creepy, and it works on many levels. But that's just, like, my opinion, man.

So, they finally accepted that, in trying to chase the success that Marvel had with their film universe and forcing a universe of their own by hamfistedly making overly long action films with no soul and overly stylized sequences, they messed up? Seems too little too late. They could have just...

The only plus for the move to Sundays is that the last few series, I would inevitably get stuck with the late shift on Saturday night for the premiere and finale. It's was like they somehow knew I would enjoy being home even more on those nights (I hate working the late shift on Saturday anyway...

I rewatched it not too long ago, and it still holds up for me. I enjoyed both Tennant and Smith in the role, and seeing them together was a joy for me. And yes, with Eccelston passing on it, I would have loved to have seen McGann come back (I do love the mini episode they did with him, though)...

I admit, I do love those two lines, and there are some great moments in the film. But as a whole, it really is terrible. I'll concede that the film was affected by outside problems, but after a "trilogy" of sorts (Khan, Search for Spock, and the Whales), it certainly doesn't hold up as well and...

I read their run when it came out. I don't remember Wolfman ever writing "Fuck Batman" in the scripts. And I respect Johns, but I don't think I'll be giving this show a chance. Especially when I can't afford another streaming service.

As I've said, I've liked every Doctor in some capacity, and I hope she hits it out of the park. I've been watching since the 70s, and I'm not giving up on it now. Personally, I think she'll be great. As long as we don't go back to the overblown, cameo-filled finales of the RTD era, I'm cool...

Sounds like there are stories being told of Sylvester getting lost while driving, even in very familiar places, and just acting distant and aloof instead of his normal self. I, too, hope it's just rumors, because I love the guy and his Doctor.

Dammit, Doc! I was just coming to post this! :emoji_wink:

She went from directing the worst Nightmare movie to directing Doctor Who. That's a step up.

I hear that new Madden game is number one with a bullet! *Bah-dum-ching* Thank you, I'll be here all week!

Welp. I guess I can miss this film.

I dunno. Yes, the writing is quite pretentious, but I liked that they seemed to be trying something bold with the material. The show seemed to try too hard to be for younger audiences in Davison's run, and then went the other way during Colin's run. I appreciated that they wanted to explore The...

Sad as I am that the show is ending, it is time. The last couple of seasons, while still being funny, haven't had the same quality of the earlier seasons. It happens to every sitcom - characters marry, kids are introduced (although not the same in this show), and storylines get stale - but it...