The BBC hit series Dr. Who has announced who will reprise the role of the iconic character after current Doctor Matt Smith bids farewell to the show. Scottish actor Peter Capaldi has been unveiled as the new Doctor on the special event Doctor Who Live: The Next Doctor, on Sunday, August 4th.
“A Little Reflection” is a good episode with a broad focus, as both primary and secondary characters get their moments to shine, and despite some questionable advances in the storyline, the episode manages to end on a great note.
The drama that audiences know occurred sometime while Maggie was in Africa finally starts to get revealed a bit, through flashbacks and an interview with Rebecca Halliday. Meanwhile in 2011, the OWS movement builds and Shelly is brought in for an on-air interview, becoming more of a supporting character. Jim’s issues with the Romney campaign continue and his relationship with Hallie grows stronger.
In the final episode of The Killing’s third season, Twitch and Lyric look towards the future, Linden mounts a search for a missing person, Holder faces problems at work, and a killer is revealed.
HBO’s True Blood moved closer to it sixth season finale with Dead Meat, its eighth episode. Alcide is finally allowed a reprieve from his dead end story and allowed to return to Bon Temps, while Sam found out he is going to be a father. Eric and Billith both make a play for Warlow, in an effort to save Pam, Tara and Jessica before they meet the sun.
With AMC’s Breaking Bad set to begin its final eight episode run, it’s time to take a quick look back at what happened during the first half of the fifth season, and speculate on where things will end up as the finale approaches. Walter White, Jesse Pinkman, Saul Goodman, and Hank Schrader will all be back on August 11, 2013.
Paul Giamatti and his partner Daniel Carey have teamed up with FX productions in order to create a new limited series that will air on FX. The series is set to last 6 to 8 hours and centers around the life of anti-slavery freedom fighter John Brown.
