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Blood Moon
I have just watched the moon rise as if an illusion from my window in no time at all A blink of an eye! Full, fat and ready to go red! Blood Moon splits the sky across a canvass of blue black The artist a mad genius gone into overdrive People speak of foreboding Their […]
Doctor Who: The Witch’s Familiar
September 26, 2015
The Storyline We open this second part with Clara hanging upside down on Skaro with Missy explaining the Doctor to her and his and their escape from the Daleks, but the Doctor is still a prisoner of Davros. The Daleks try to kill him but cannot for he is protected by a force field. Missy […]
Doctor Who: The Magician’s Apprentice review
September 21, 2015
The Story This episode starts with a battle reminiscent of WWI as a biplane flies overhead shooting the people below. In amongst this is a boy running away from something in fear. A soldier tries to rescue him but Handmines pulls the soldier underground and all the hands trap the boy. And then the Doctor […]
Doctor Who: A New Female Regeneration?
September 19, 2015
So, here we are again with everyone’s favourite time traveller, the Doctor and his companion Clara as they set about racing through time and space in the blue box that’s bigger on in the inside than on the out. Doctor Who series 9 looks set to be full of surprises and I for one only […]
Red Light (Katie Maguire book 3) by Graham Masterton
September 14, 2015
I read Red Light, the third in the Katie Maguire series by Graham Masterton a few short months back but have only just got around to reviewing it after pretty much giving up with what I have been reading after it and still have on my sideboard now. More on that in a later review […]
An Inspector Calls – BBC drama review
September 14, 2015
Okay, first up I have never seen the play of An Inspector Calls and from what I can remember never studied it at school sadly, instead having to pick through the well eaten corpse of Shakespeare and Dickens, so when I saw this advertised on the BBC a few days ago I thought I would […]
Beck – Buried Alive review
September 13, 2015
Last night on BBC4 a new Scandi-noir crime series called Martin Beck began much to the delight of many of us who love that genre. I had been looking forwards to this for many days and could not wait for it to start so after chomping down a cheese sandwich I settled in for an […]
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