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As a lifelong Doctor Who fan, I was thrilled to see Russell T Davies come back in 2023! He’s been guiding the show through its big 60th anniversary and now through Ncuti Gatwa’s run as the Doctor – we’ve got two full seasons with him already. Plus, he’s overseeing the spin-off, ‘The War Between the Land and the Sea,’ and even has another Christmas special planned for 2026. It’s a really exciting time to be a Whovian!

Season 15 got off to a dramatic start with Mervin’s brother stealing everything he owned, Selwyn realizing the island residents were angry about him leaving his job after they fought to save it, and the arrival of the new, attention-grabbing sergeant, Mattie Fletcher.

The third episode features Siobhan Finneran, a well-known British actress from shows like Happy Valley, Time, and Benidorm. Interestingly, she’s also the partner of Don Gilet, who plays the main character in the series.

Emilio Boreanaz will be playing Jim Rockford, the iconic private detective originally portrayed by James Garner in the classic series The Rockford Files, which aired from 1974 to 1980 and was later revived with eight television movies.

In a clip from her new book, Stripped Down: Unfiltered and Unapologetic, Bunnie revealed that the Grammy-winning artist almost ruined their chance at a relationship before it began.

Jessica Gunning, who starred in ‘Baby Reindeer,’ will portray singer Mama Cass in a new movie. The film is based on a memoir written by Cass Elliot’s son, Owen Elliot-Kugell, and adapted for the screen by Emma Forrest. They are still looking for a director for the project.

Okay, so one of the original stars isn’t back, which is a bummer, but honestly, the new version still has a ton of really popular actors and actresses – it’s still packed with big names!

As many remember, the event happened on Christmas Day, right after a rather uncomfortable dinner.

As a TV critic, I’ve been keeping an eye on the latest season of Gladiators – it’s the third one since the show came back – and you can usually catch it on Saturday evenings around 5:45pm. It airs on BBC One, but if you miss it, it’s also available on iPlayer.

Real life isn’t like a soap opera, so setbacks don’t always mean things are over. Consider Ray Walters from Emmerdale, for instance.