Disney's Among the Stars is now available in Australia on Disney+.
It's a 6 part documentary following a mission to repair a malfunctioning $2 billion Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer and an astronaut being appointed to command the International Space Station.
Then training in Russia, Japan and Germany, launching during COVID and joining the station. As the sole representative of America and its partners.
Also covering the arrival of SpaceX and discussing the future of space travel with commercial partnerships.
Lost in Space has released a teaser trailer for season 3.
There's not a lot to say about its contents. As advertised, they tease.
Though it does reveal that it will release this December.
Seasons one and two were very solid. Hopefully the third will be equally polished and satisfying.
Three seasons may be a disappointingly short run for a good show but it potentially guarantees Lost in Space instant modern classic status and immense rewatch value.
Radio Times report that the BBC yesterday (October 6 UK) projected an enormous Sontaran ship onto Liverpool's George’s Pier Head as another season 13 teaser.
The BBC have also revealed that Liverpool was chosen for the ship projection because that's where season 13 will begin and where the Doctor will meet a new character played by UK comedian John Bishop.
We still have no news on Doctor Who's release date beyond it being this year.
Vulture interview Eliza Clark, showrunner of comic book adaptation Y: The Last Man.
For those unfamiliar with the premise it is neatly described in the title. An event of unknown origin kills every male animal on the planet except for one man and his monkey.
Providing a wonderfully rich fictional world in which to explore the very topical issue of gender.
Two new developments have been reported by SYFY Wire about The Boys spinoff.
It will release through Amazon Prime and has new showrunners, Michele Fazekas and Tara Butters.
Fazekas and Butters have a history of producing great TV, eg. Reaper, Agent Carter, Kevin (Probably) Saves the World.
None of their shows have survived past a second season but were all very niche concept programs, and typically competing for ratings on mainstream US Network, ABC.
