Graeme McMillan
Staff Writer at Popverse
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thepopverse.com | Graeme McMillan
Days after the season finale of Doctor Who’s 2025 season ended with a surprise regeneration — in the sense of the regeneration itself being a surprise, and the identity of the actor who came out the other side of the regeneration being another surprise, too — a thought occurs: what if there’s a third surprise waiting just around the corner? Namely: what if Billie Piper’s return to the show isn’t what it seems? What if she isn’t the Doctor?
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thepopverse.com | Graeme McMillan
For a movie so rooted in the '60s era that the characters were first created during, Marvel Studios’ The Fantastic Four: First Steps is taking notable influence from a couple of more recent comic book runs featuring the characters, with director Matt Shakman pulling from the work of writers Jonathan Hickman and Matt Fraction in particular.
Doctor Who’s Daleks almost weren’t allowed to exterminate in 2005 revival of the series, says writer
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thepopverse.com | Graeme McMillan
Ever since its 1963 debut, Doctor Who has earned a place in fans’ hearts as being a kids’ show that could be legitimately scary at times — so much so that the idea that audiences hid behind the sofa while watching has become a common shorthand for the experience amongst the series’ fanbase. When the series was revived in 2005 after being off-air for more than a decade, the question of just how far the show could go was one even its writers would find themselves asking.
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thepopverse.com | Graeme McMillan
Elton John is returning to the yellow brick road for a foreword to Ultimate Oz Universe this NovemberIt’s been 52 years since Elton John said 'Goodbye, Yellow Brick Road,' but now he’s hoping to lure people back to the Emerald City — but this isn’t a celebrity endorsement for this December’s Wicked: For Good.
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thepopverse.com | Graeme McMillan
When Captain America: Brave New World was released, we complained that the movie had been accidentally ruined by its marketing, which took the third act reveal of the Red Hulk and placed it front and center. Turns out, director Julius Onah would have loved it if no-one had known the character was set to appear — but he also knew that wasn’t going to happen.
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