Genres tv

The final eight episodes of BBC's Doctor Who Series Seven, airing months after the beginning of the run, feel quite a bit different than the first five.

Orphan Black is a fantastic tale, tightly written, without procedural or weekly stories to bog it down, but the biggest draw by far is Maslany's performance.

The pilot is well made for the young demo it's directed at and has great storytelling potential.

This Doctor Who special ties together plot threads, both old and new, adding to the series' major arcs.

Comic-Con attendees treated to reveals of concept art, new cast members, and the full first episode of Book Two.

Of course, the series is liberal comfort food, but the writing remains tight, quick and smart.

You may tune into to watch the young Patrick Stewart, but enjoy it for the thoroughly entertaining and compelling romance and mini-history of England's Industrial Revolution.

An interview with writer/director Gregory Connor about his web series Bennington Gothique.

A highly recommend addition to anyone's library of television shows.

It is a bit like early Buffy the Vampire Slayer, a horror comedy set in a school.