She died onscreen – twice. She met the Doctor – twice. She regenerated – twice. So why did we ever think we’d seen the end of River Song when her character was apparently retired in 2013 episode The Name of the Doctor?
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Nope, it turns out some version of Amy Pond and Rory Williams’ sort-of-Time-Lord assassin daughter (keep up) is still around – and she’s popping in for a Christmas visit this year, with actress Alex Kingston set to meet Peter Capaldi’s version of her husband for the first time. Read More...
Walford's original bad boy will be laid to rest next week as EastEnders says goodbye to Nick Cotton - but mum Dot (June Brown) will be barred from attending the service.
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Last month, viewers saw Dot imprisoned for 14 months after being found guilty of manslaughter following the death of Nick.
But despite the pleas of her nearest and dearest, Dot chose not to appeal the decision of the court and instead opted to serve out her sentence. Read More...
The series will follow titular character DCI Ellis, who is sent into various police stations to help solve their failing investigations.
It'll be no easy feat for the seasoned copper, as she'll have to win over new teams and local detectives who don't appreciate her involvement.
It's just been announced that Sharon D Clarke, best known for her roles as Lola Griffin in Holby City and as Grace O'Brien in Doctor Who season 11, will lead the cast as DCI Ellis. Read More...
