by Frank Collins
An in-depth examination of the 2010 series of Doctor Who - the first to feature Matt Smith and to be helmed by Steven Moffat. Collins explores the world of the 11th Doctor and Amy Pond, analysing its characters, themes and ideas, and placing Doctor Who within the wider cultural context of contemporary social, political and psychological debates.
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by Joanne Black
A sometimes irrevent, but always interesting, examination of the cult BBC Three hit drama Being Human about a vampire, a werewolf and a ghost who live together in the suburbs of Bristol. Black explores the mythology behind the show, the characters and the pilot episode which started it all.
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by Andy Priestner
A comprehensive guide to the classic BBC TV wartime series, this critically acclaimed tome examines one of the most popular dramas of the Seventies. As well reviewing every episode in detail, this book explores the historical incidents that inspired its storylines and features many reminiscences from the cast and crew, including Jan Francis, Bernard Hepton and Clifford Rose.
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by Rich Cross
A detailed examination of Adrian Hodges's recent reimagining of Terry Nation's cult drama series Survivors, exploring its plots, themes and characters. As well as cast and crew interview material, Cross recounts previous attempts to revive Survivors and the similarities and differences between the new Survivors and the original series.
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