sfx.co.uk - 3/3/2009
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Being Human creator Toby Whithouse reveals some tantalising titbits about season two on his blog . "So, do you want to know something about series 2? Well, I' not going to tell you too much. Partly because I don't want to ruin it for you, but mainly because we're still storylining so I, ...
sfx.co.uk - 2/28/2009
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The SFX Battlestar Galactica Edition is ready to
launch, carrying not one, not two, but THREE exclusive
Galactica gifts. Along with a jam-packed magazine that’s filled with 100% Galactica features you'll find a Galactica mouse mat, a sew-on patch ...
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sfx.co.uk - 3/2/2009
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Filming for the second of the 2009 Doctor
Who specials took place in Newport on Friday night.
Lindsay Duncan (recently seen as Thatcher in BBC 2's Margaret), who'll be the one-off companion this time round, joined David Tennant and a robot that looks ...
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sfx.co.uk - 3/10/2009
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The actor who plays Romo Lampkin has been
in about a million sci-fi TV shows. We persuaded
the busiest man in genre television to write a foreword for our latest special, dedicated to Battlestar Galactica , and we also ran a four page interview in ...
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... out and said the show will be staying exactly where it is, with a Press Office spokeswoman telling us this afternoon: "We can confirm that Being Human will be returning to BBC Three for its second series." It's arguably the pithiest statement in the history of PR, but rest assured this snappy snippet means we can all breathe a sigh of relief and settle back and wait for season two with a little (possibly Johnny Cash penned) song in our hearts. And with creator Toby Whithouse already giving us hints on what to expect I think it's fair to say it'll be worth waiting for. In the ...
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... will include exclusive behind the scenes interviews with the actors who portray some of the show's best loved characters, including - obviously - Aidan Turner (Mitchell), Russell Tovey (George), Lenora Crichlow (Annie) but also Jason Watkins (Herrick), Annabel Scholey (Lauren) and Sinead Keenan (Nina) which should make it unmissable viewing for anyone who loves Being Human. The show also features a new interview with series creator and writer Toby Whithouse who - having already spilled the beans about some of what we can expect from series two will hopefully give us more of ...
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