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Doctor Who - Lost In Time

This is where it all began, in a Fog covered junkyard on a cold November evening in 1963.

Doctor Who - The New Series - Vol. 1

And here is when it began again. after a 15 year hiatus, Doctor Who was almost forgotton until Eccleston burst onto the scene with an ex pop star in tow, completely changing the face of British Tv. Again!

28 Days Later

A brilliantly atmospheric and scary film. More proof that this tiny Island can be better than Hollywood
  • 28 Days Later on DVD (2002)
    Starring: Cillian Murphy,  Megan Burns,  Noah Huntley
    Director: Danny Boyle
    Certificate: Certificate: 18
    TRAINSPOTTING director Danny Boyle returns to edgy form and reinvents the science-fiction/horror genre with this apocalyptic tale of viral infection and Darwinian survival. A fatal virus is unleashed on the British public following the liberation of infected chimps from a research laboratory by ..read more »
    Rate this: 3.5 stars out of 5 68% from 46,829 members

Afterlife - Complete Series 1

Well acted and superbly written. Keeps you guessing up until the very last episode

Blake's 7 - Series 1

You cant have a British Science Fiction collection without this one. A few key actors such as Jacqueline Pearce and Paul Darrow chew up the wobbly scenery with almost embarressing gusto to make this one of the best and most stylised science fiction series there ever was. God bless you Terry Nation!
  • Blake's 7 - Series 1 (5 discs) on DVD (1978)
    Starring: Gareth Thomas,  Sally Knyvette,  Paul Darrow
    Certificate: Certificate: PG
    Roj Blake starts to realise that he has been brainwashed by the Federation and that he is actually a rebel against them. To discredit Blake the Federation frames him for child abuse and send him to a penal colony. On the way, Blake meets up with a group of fellow prisoners: Jenna, Vila, Gan and ..read more »
    Rate this: 3.5 stars out of 5 71% from 3,664 members

Threads

An incredibly break vision of the near future. We are following the lives of two families struggling to survive Post-apocalyptic Sheffield. If radiation sickness, Dysenty,Typhoid and starvation wasnt enough, whats left of government becomes ruthless in the desperate bid to regain order and control. Not exactly a laugh riot, let me tell you

Doctor Who And The Daleks

Speaking of Terry Nation, you cant have a collection of British Sci without ths little gem. This time, we have the legendary Cushing at the helm of "TARDIS" and he is fighting the Daleks on the Silver screen.

Dark Season

A mysterious girl with a paddle battling against a bleach blond man trying to enslave the world with computers. How could this get any better?. Oh yes, get Russell T Davies to write it and give her Kate Winslet as a companion!
  • Dark Season on DVD (1991)
    Starring: Victoria Lambert,  Kate Winslet,  Tim Barker
    Director: Colin Cant
    Certificate: Certificate: PG
    Written by Russell T Davies, and starring a young Kate Winslet in one of her first TV roles, Dark Season is an exciting science-fiction mystery that centres around a English school, where all is not what is seems. A mysterious millionaire called Mr Eldritch arrives as the school, claiming to be its ..read more »
    Rate this: 3 stars out of 5 57% from 295 members

The Quatermass Experiment

You thought Doctor Who was the first british sci fi series? Well heres Quatermass, fighting against monsters, and even mankind itself to make the world a better place.

Sarah Jane Adventures - Invasion of the Bane

the most loved Doctor Who companion of all time just had to get her own show. Armed with three teenaged friends, a futuristic watch and a sonic lipstick that looks alarmingly like a dogs willy, Sarah Jane and chums save Britain by being incredibly nice to everybody. The best thing on childrens TV, and set to be as big as the Doc himself




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