Welcome back to Greendale, witches. Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is sure to make your 2019 a bit more magical-and a lot sexier-with nine new episodes launching this Spring. Your first look teaser is here:
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The cast of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina discuss the upcoming series, and Sabrina’s journey as half-witch, half mortal.
The 10-episode Netflix original series premieres October 26, 2018.
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Sabrina Spellman is about to turn sixteen – the birthday where she is to choose between the Path of Light and the Path of Night.
Sabrina is half witch and half mortal – she doesn’t want to have to make that choice.
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: Season 1 premieres on Netflix on Friday, October 26th.
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Big bombshell news for Whovians today: Michelle Gomez is returning for the two-part season ninth premiere of Doctor Who!
That’s right – The Mistress/Missy is back! Z(You can’t keep a great villain dead…). How? Why?
Here’s what we’ve got: The two-part episode, The Magician’s Apprentice and The Witch’s Familiar, is written by the show’s lead writer Steven Moffat, produced by Peter Bennett and directed by Hettie Macdonald (Blink, the Hugo Award-winning Doctor Who episode). The season premiere will also guest star Jemma Redgrave.
For more (including Ms. Gomez’s thoughts on he matter), follow the jump.
One of the two masterstrokes in the creation of Doctor Who is a machine that can take its pilot anytime in the universe (and to some points outside it), thus opening up the possibility of telling any/every kind of story imaginable. The other is the idea that when The Doctor gets too old/damaged, he can regenerate – making it possible for the show to carry on even if an actor is unable/chooses not to go on.
The eighth season of the current run of Doctor Who introduced the Twelfth Doctor (Peter Capaldi) (the fourteenth if you want to be sticky about it, but for all intents and purposes the twelfth) and did something that hadn’t been done before in the show’s fifty-one year history – it gave us a hero who didn’t believe in heroes… and wasn’t even sure if he was a good man. The result was an almost intoxicatingly odd season.
Continue reading Doctor Who: The Complete Eighth Series – He’s Scottish – He Can Complain!