|I've celebrated Pride month by revisiting (in nearly one sitting) Charity Shop Sue, the web series.
"In 2014, three local filmmakers in Nottingham were invited to document the life of charity shop manager Sue Tuke. In an attempt to raise the shop's profile, Sue planned to get the business 'on the net' to prevent the store from closure and become an online super star in the making. Not all went to plan as Sue’s ambitious ideas were met with obstacles from both inside and outside the shop resulting in a series of catastrophes. Sue therefore decided to not participate further in filming and the footage has not been seen… until now."
'Scuse me, laydeh! If you haven't already discovered the pleasures of Sue Tuke (Manager), now's your chance, alright, darlin'?
|The third and final season of Lisa Kudrow's masterpiece, The Comeback, returns today (22nd March) on HBO Max.
Following its debut in 2005, the show returned for a follow-up in 2014. But for the third instalment, it really is the end. “We need to say ‘third and final,’” Kudrow told The Hollywood Reporter. “I don’t know if I’ll want to do it again in 10 years, so let’s be done, that way no one is asking what’s next or whether we will even want to do more."
She added, "The most respectful thing we can do for the audience and for the character is make it a three-part story. It’s a trilogy, and this is the end.”
|He was the golden boy of Dallas who vanished into silence. The Lost Generation uncovers the tragic true story of Timothy Patrick Murphy, the Midnight Express connection, and the Hollywood secret that cost him his life.
| In the 1990s, Jonathan Brandis was the definition of a teen idol. With his piercing blue eyes and golden hair, he graced the covers of every magazine, starred in hits like Stephen King’s IT and seaQuest DSV, and received thousands of love letters a week. To the world, he had it all. But behind the dazzling smile was a young man trapped in a brutal industry that worships youth but discards adults.
This is the heartbreaking true story of a child star who followed all the rules, only to face a devastating silence when the cameras stopped rolling. From his meteoric rise to the crushing rejections that led to that cold November night in 2003, we explore the life, the legacy, and the tragic end of a Hollywood "Golden Boy."
Framed for crimes he did not commit, freedom fighter Blake (Gareth Thomas) escapes a prison ship and enlists a crew of rogue heroes to fight back against the tyrannical Federation. With Avon, Vila, Jenna, Cally and Gan, Blake boards fantastical spacecraft the Liberator and begins his quest to free the galaxy.
All 13 episodes have been newly remastered from the best available sources, including the original film where available. These stories have never looked or sounded so good on home media. Plus, fans can experience their favourite show like never before, with brand new optional updated effects on every episode, exclusive to this Blu-ray set.
Blake’s 7 The Collection: Series 1 is also jam-packed with hours of new and exclusive material including:
UPDATED SPECIAL EFFECTS On all thirteen episodes
ARCHIVAL DOCUMENTARY The previously unreleased Making Of Blake’s 7, featuring extensive interviews with cast and crew
NEW FEATURE-LENGTH DOCUMENTARY A new look back at the making of the first series
IN CONVERSATION Matthew Sweet interviews actor Sally Knyvette
STEPHEN GREIF TRIBUTE A look at the life and career of the first incarnation of Travis
RARE CONVENTION FOOTAGE Previously unreleased panels with the cast and crew
ARCHIVE TREATS BBC continuity, TV coverage and music from the Blake’s 7 vinyl record
HD PHOTO GALLERIES With previously unseen images
DVD CONTENT Featurettes, audio commentaries and more
WRITTEN ARCHIVE Production paperwork, scripts, studio floorplans and much more, available for the first time
"In all my travels throughout the universe I have battled against evil, against power-mad conspirators. I should have stayed here! The oldest civilisation: decadent, degenerate, and rotten to the core."
A CGI tour through the circus set used for Doctor Who's The Greatest Show in the Galaxy, in a marquee at BBC Elstree, in 1988!
"In all my travels throughout the universe I have battled against evil, against power-mad conspirators. I should have stayed here! The oldest civilisation: decadent, degenerate, and rotten to the core."
A CGI tour through the sets used in the making of Doctor Who's The Trial of a Time Lord, in BBC Television Centre's TC1 from 1986. Designer Michael Trevor repurposed sets designed by John Anderson, Malcolm Thornton and Mike Kelt, and added his own extensions to them!
"I told them to be happy, but they wouldn't listen. I gave them every chance. Oh, I know they laughed sometimes, but they still cried, they still wept."
Take a tour of Andrew Orton's renders of the sets used in The Happiness Patrol, originally recorded in BBC Television Centre's TC3 in 1988.
Celebrate a banner year for Doctor Who with the trailer for "The Collection - Season 20", made by Benjamin Cook, in honour the Fifth Doctor's second season released on Blu-ray!
25 years on from a peace agreement being reached, Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland will share intimate, unheard testimonies from all sides of the conflict.
"From women howling with grief to teenage soldiers, this documentary about the Troubles is full of grim footage but manages to shape it into a deeply human, lyrical and profound story." The Guardian
From the makers of the BAFTA and Emmy Award-winning series Once Upon a Time in Iraq.