It’s a new era. High School is over and the characters are entering a new chapter in their lives. It’s time for the College Season. Buffy will gain a new boyfriend, Willow undergoes a complete change whilst other characters deal with lives changing. Giles is now unemployed whilst Xander is directionless. These all combine with a greater force finally taking an interest in the war against demons – but their interest grows larger than just … want to read more?

And thus last Friday, Lost returned to Sky1. Not only was it a mixture of plenty of what-the-deuce mixed with mind-fraks, but also the sense of a slowly brewing conclusion on the horizon. It also gave us a twist on the flash fowards/backs/parallels or whatever they’re called.
So if you haven’t watched LAX Parts 1 and 2 yet – LOOK AWAY NOW!
So for some reason flight 815 has landed in LAX whilst the main characters who … want to read more?

The hit E4 teenage drama series returns next week, and it’s quite possibly the last of the second generation of characters. So it’s eight episodes of Effy, Cook and Freddie before they end up shutting shop. Unless they are back for a fifth…
But anyways, Skins is going for a fourth series. Will this bring the series back to the heights of its first? Or will it stumble like the sophomore series of its predecessors?

This is going to be exciting. This is the first time I’m going to a show that there’s already been an article on. So here I am, with the previous article on FlashForward copied and pasted below this one in Word as I write. I re-read what I wrote about it three episodes in, and now we’re ten episodes in and we’ve reached the mid-season finale until we get new episodes in March. The question … want to read more?

At the time of writing, four episodes of this have aired. The fifth is likely to be airing in about an hour of this posting. It’s likely to presume that it’s halfway through its run…so is the Skins-meets-No Heroes-meets-something else actually any good? Let’s have a butcher’s at the first four episodes which feature a group of young people during community service end up getting strange powers…

Quite possibly one of the best shows on TV at the moment, Chuck’s second season recently came out on DVD – and pretty much surpasses the first season in every way. The first season introduced us to Buy More Tech Support-guy Chuck Bartowski who ends up with a whole computer of government secrets in his head. In the background he has support from CIA agent Sarah Walker and NSA agent John Casey and the three … want to read more?

David Tennant’s song is ending, and he will knock four times. Whether it’s The Doctor that knocks four times is not clear, but one thing’s for certain – the end is definitely near, and the Tenth Doctor’s character arc is being to reach a climatic end. This kicks in with The Waters of Mars, a one-off story which slowly seeds the final two-parter with excellent style. Make no bones about it, what you’re about to … want to read more?

The cast of ‘Flashforward’ (Image: ABC)

It’s the next Lost! It’s Lost but different – so if you like it’ll you’ll love it. It’s got Charlie in it! It has Penny in it! Mystery! Sci-Fi! A big catastrophe at the start! Lost! Lost! Lost! Lost!
…Yes, I’m pretty sure that the general gist of Flashforward is that it’s touted out to be the Next Big Thing, and to be honest it has a lot going for it. … want to read more?

You see a TV show set in High School, and you’ll be forgiven to think that its core audience is people who are actually in high school. But what if the show is set in the early eighties, twenty years before the current generation? Could it actually be possible for a show to actually be aimed towards adults?