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  • ITV's Demons starts this Saturday

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    Demons, ITV’s modern day take on the Dracula legend starts this Saturday (3rd January). The series stars Philip Glenister as Rupert Galvin, a larger-than-life American with a zero tolerance policy to the rabble of mythical “half-life” entities that exist all around us and Christian Cooke as Van Helsing’s descendant Luke, who is also Galvin’s the…

  • Conroy & Hamill to voice new Batman game

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    Eidos, the company behind the upcoming Batman: Arkham Asylum game, have announced that Batman: The Animated Series Veterans Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill will reprise their roles as Batman and The Joker for the game.

  • Survivors gets second series

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    BBC One’s updating of Terry Nation’s Survivors has been renewed for a second series, according to reports. Written by Adrian Hodges and based on Nation’s novel, the series features a UK decimated by a killer virus with only a few survivors remaining.

  • Skins series three characters announced

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    E4 has announced the cast of Skins series three, the hit drama which follows a group of students from Bristol. Following the departure of most regular characters at the end of the second series the new generation is headed by Tony’s younger sister Effy (Kaya Scodelario).

  • Moffat & Gatiss announce modern-day Sherlock Holmes drama

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    Doctor Who writers Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss are teaming up with Moffat’s wife Sue Vertue to bring Sherlock Holmes into the 21st century for a new BBC One drama. Starring Benedict Cumberbatch as Holmes and Martin Freeman as Watson, Sherlock is a 60 minute drama set in present day London.

  • 6th Hitchhiker’s novel to be released on 30th anniversary

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    We don’t really have a book section but I knew lots of you would be keen to hear that Penguin has confirmed that And Another Thing, the 6th novel Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy series will be published on 12th October 2009, the 30th anniversary of publication of the first book in Douglas Adams’ phenomenally…