With the sixth series of Doctor Who premiering on BBC America next week, fans everywhere are getting amped for the good doctor’s triumphant return – or they’re just happy to see some more Amy Pond again. But for those of you wanting to jump on the Dr. Who bandwagon right now, you have a whopping 47 years of Doctor Who to catch up on by next week! Instead of blowing all your cash on the DVDs, the Fine Bros. have, just for you nerdy neophytes, condensed all of Dr. Who’s exploits in one, easy to swallow six-minute recap. Tell your Daleks from your Cybermen by hitting the TARDIS jump and watching this video!

Typically talking animal videos churn my stomach something fierce, but the snake in this promo for the BBC series “Walk on the Wildside” is pretty damn hilarious. Not hilarious enough to change my opinion about talking animal videos, but this one’s definitely worth a looksee.

The new year is upon us. Luckily, so are a few new specials and TV programs. So, in between all of your auld-lang-syning, be sure to tune in!

This week’s TV schedule brings you comedy, reality, and hard time. So open up your mixed bag of awesome and see what’s in store!

TV can be overwhelming. Sometimes, the glitz and glamor of the big name TV programs overshadow some of our smaller favorites. These shows are often cancelled and than disappear into the ether (or youtube). But they are still great, entertaining shows. Here are some of the best TV shows you’ve never heard of.

Just when you think there could not possibly be anything new on TV, the networks come along and give us this week’s schedule. With premieres galore, this week’s television schedule is bound to tickle your fancy. Particularly if you happen to have an inexplicable fondness for Science Fiction and the paranormal…

It’s a big week, folks. There are premieres, made-for-TV treats, and more. So turn on your TV and get watching!

This week’s television schedule is jam-packed with goodies for the discerning viewer. Here are a few of the tasty morsels available just for you!

Sir Paul McCartney has admitted that the 14-minute experimental Beatles song long thought to be a myth is real. Recorded in 1967, Carnival of Light was dubbed too “adventurous” to release to the public. But as McCartney told BBC Radio 4′s “Front Row,” “The time has come for it to get its moment.” … Click to read more

Despite rockers’ (deserved) reputations for late nights, drugs, booze and women, a new study has found that rock drummers require the physical stamina of a (much harder working) top athlete to be able to play all the way through a show. Ninety minutes of drumming could bring a person’s heart rate to a thumping 190 beats-per-minute, and an hour c… Click to read more

Over 1,000 people voted in our recent poll What Is The Best Show On TV and The Office came out on top with 13% of the votes. So, you want more Office content? Ask and you shall recieve.
I bet you didn’t know that Steve Carell called out of work on the first day of the writers strike citing “enlarged balls.” Pretty sweet fact right?!
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The BBC is investigating claims that “Man vs Wild” “misled viewers.” And Bear Grylls (former member of SAS, a career that ended when he broke his back in three places, after rehabilitation became the youngest Brit to climb Mt. Everest and return alive) isn’t as rugged as he seems on the show. Not that we all didn’t thin… Click to read more