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Tuesday's “Primeval documentary” news

Posted on May 20, 2008 at 07:47 | 1 comment |

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  • ITV3 to run a Primeval weekend in June, complete with behind-the-scenes documentary written and directed by Andrew Lee Potts [free registration required]
  • E4 to be the focus of Channel 4's US acquisitions

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Primeval competition winner

Posted on April 16, 2008 at 08:59 | 4 comments |

Time to announce the winner of the Primeval competition. After much consideration, I've decided to award the prize of a copy of Primeval - Shadow of the Jaguar to…

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Tuesday's “ITV: doh!” news

Posted on April 15, 2008 at 08:29 | 3 comments |

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Review: Primeval - Shadow of the Jaguar

Posted on April 2, 2008 at 18:16 | 15 comments |

Primeval: Shadow of the Jaguar

Pay close attention, gentle reader. At the end of this, there's going to be a competition – a first for this 'ere blog – in which you're going to be able to win an actual real thing that you can own and that will arrive through the post, rather than through a Superpoke on Facebook.

But first, a question. Who do you think a novel based on Primeval would be aimed at? I ask this because I have a copy of the first in Titan's new range of Primeval novels and I'm slightly curious as to the thinking process behind it.

Primeval is something of a family show, going out on Saturdays, nice 'n' early in the evening. Yet, Shadow of the Jaguar is definitely not something you should be giving to the kiddies.

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Review: Primeval 2x7

Posted on February 25, 2008 at 11:58 | Post a comment |

The second series finale of Primeval

I guess at some point in time the producers of Primeval had a choice about what to do with their series finale. Either they could have an intellectually satisfying piece of drama that answered a whole bucket-load of questions. Or they could have lots and lots of dinosaurs in a fight.

Guess which they went for.

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Monday's Oscar-winning news

Posted on February 25, 2008 at 09:13 | 6 comments |

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Review: Primeval 2x6

Posted on February 16, 2008 at 21:23 | Post a comment |

Episode 6 of season two of Primeval

Remember Crimson Tide? No, probably not.

It was this submarine movie starring Gene Hackman. Thing was, they had Quentin Tarantino as script advisor.

You'd have never known for most of us. It chugged along like a regular movie. Then all of a sudden, out of nowhere, there's this bizarre scene where they all discuss which version of the Silver Surfer was their favourite. Stood out like a bodybuilder at a vegetarians convention.

I mention this purely because tonight, I seemed to wander into a completely different show from the Primeval I've been watching for the last few weeks. No surprise there though: it was written by Paul Cornell.

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Review: Primeval 2x5

Posted on February 11, 2008 at 18:45 | 1 comment |

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That's a bit more like it. After treading water, sometimes literally, for the last couple of weeks, we're heading towards the end of the series and so the plot developments are getting piled on.

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Review: Primeval 2x4

Posted on February 4, 2008 at 15:34 | 1 comment |

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Ah, ITV. How dearly it loves to imitate the Beeb. That goes right down to the scheduling, including messing around with the timings of its Saturday night shows. How many times am I going to have to use the mighty power of the Internet to catch up with Primeval because I've missed the first 15 minutes again?

Anyway, it must be fabulous being a professor of “dinosaurs and things” in the brave new world of Primeval. You get to run around with a sub-machine gun with an ever-lasting supply of bullets, shooting at stuff. You get to look at dead animals and rather than say “my, I've not seen something like this in the fossil record before. There are so many marvellous new discoveries coming out of the Gansu Province of China these days, aren't there?”, you can firmly pronounce them the future of shark evolution without the slightest shred of evidence. You get to act like a dopey teenager around the ladies. And you never, ever have to use a comb.

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Monday's traffic news

Posted on February 4, 2008 at 08:35 | Post a comment |

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