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Scream of the Shalka may not be the best bit of Doctor Who ever made, but it is a unique curiosity for series fans.

With top notch performances and wonderful production values these are the best filmed versions of Shakespeare I've ever seen.

Bottom line is that this TV series has caused people to react emotionally. It is a credit to series executive producer and creator Vince Gilligan, the writers, directors, and most especially the cast for getting people to care so passionately.

With the help of 21st Century animation, this lost 1967 Doctor Who adventure finally can be presented in its entirety on DVD.

In the early days of film, it was often said that “sequels aren’t equals”. And, nine times out of ten, those who quoted such Tinseltown scripture were sadly not mistaken. I vividly remember seeing the trailer for Psycho II in theaters as a young lad, to wit many of those …

It's a good start, and I look forward to watching the series and writing about it as the months pass.

The new three-episode season of `Foyle's War' continues the World War II themes of the BBC mysteries in the context of the brewing Cold War.

There are lots of features on this special edition that any die-hard fan of the series will thoroughly enjoy

Anybody who liked the characters on the pages of the books will take great pleasure in these adaptations.

A certainly silly, but also highly enjoyable, series from the U.K.