Television

It's that time of the week again, folks. I was out last night, so only caught Journey To The Centre Of The TARDIS this afternoon.

In a nutshell: A space salvage crew snares the TARDIS, Clara gets lost somewhere inside, and The Doctor tricks the salvage guys into helping him find her. Oh, and there are weird scorched space-zombies lurking in the bowels of the time machine...

The Ice Cream Girls is a three-part drama on ITV, based on the novel of the same name by Dorothy Koomson. With the final part on Friday, we will soon find out who really killed Marcus.

The book by Dorothy Koomson was released back in 2010 with the same name and now the drama has arrived on our screens on ITV. I have read the book so I have noticed some differences so far in the drama and the ending is meant to be different also so I'm not sure who the killer is.

The series 7 finale of Doctor Who is to be called "The Name Of The Doctor". Steven Moffat is already hard at work teasing this episode, which will be the one which leads into the series' 50th anniversary episode.

Obviously Doctor Who has been the question baked right into the show's title since it began 50 years ago. The poster for the episode has a subtitle of "His secret revealed", but this is a Moffat show and we've been thrown red herrings in the past. Will Moffat really remove a key piece of the mystery that surrounds The Doctor?

Another great time travel show that's recently come back to our screens is Canadian series Continuum. The show stars Rachel Nichols as Kiera Cameron, an enforcer from the future who is blasted back in time along with a group of futuristic terrorists intent on taking down the evil corporations who control the world in that time.

Season 2 continues with episode 3 - "Second Chances". And it looks like Liber8 are pressing hard with their terrorist agenda by recruiting street thugs. This ties in perfectly with what was said in the season premiere about the group infiltrating business, politics and the criminal underworld. Here's the synopsis:

Okay, I heard all your feedback on the other Doctor Who thread. But it seems ridiculous to have comments about a current episode on such an old thread, so I decided to create a thread here for Hide.

I've got to be upfront with you all though - I'm hating the current season of Doctor Who. I think the series has become nonsensical and it has strayed away from the heart and heroism of the Ecclestone/Tennant days. 

Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway is back on TV after four years with hilarious sketches, fooling celebrities and giving the audience a chance to win the Ads. The boys have managed to secure huge ratings for ITV. Have they found the secret to great Saturday Night TV in 2013?

Just watched the Separate Paths episode of Spartacus: War Of The Damned. If you're like me and you obsessively read the Wikipedia pages about Spartacus' war, you'll already know that Crixus was destined to lead his own batallion against the Romans, splitting away from Spartacus in the process.

And then you'll know that this is what led to Crixus being killed by the Romans.

So the National Television Awards was back on our television this week and what a night is was with lots of winners, performances from Kimberly Walsh, Ella from the X Factor and Pudsey performing Gangnam Style!

2012 has been an entertaining year for TV with many dramas, reality TV shows and the soaps keeping us glued to our screens. Eastenders and Corrie, in particular, have been my favourite and have had me glued to my seat.

Eastenders

The Upper East Side and its slightly crazy residents grace our screens for the last time on Tuesday (or tomorrow in the US). Blair, Chuck, Serena, Nate and Dan will end their stories and maybe go their separate ways. The show has been very successful and has managed sixth amazing series.