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	Charlie Brooker on The Wire Posted by: RobBuckley Video duration: 236 seconds Charlie Brooker explains why The Wire is the best TV show of the last 20 years.

	Traveler promo Posted by: RobBuckley Video duration: 176 seconds Trailer for the ABC show Traveler

	The Adventure Game - The Vortex Posted by: RobBuckley Video duration: 338 seconds David Yip and Madeleine Smith brave The Vortex in The Adventure Game, watched by the mole, Lesley Judd

	Phase IV - The Beginning Posted by: RobBuckley Video duration: 540 seconds The beginning of the movie Phase IV, directed by Saul Bass

	The Yeti reawakens (The Web of Fear part one) Posted by: RobBuckley Video duration: 272 seconds Douglas Camfield's superb direction for The Web of Fear

	The Champions: Titles + Clip Posted by: RobBuckley Video duration: 162 seconds A classic title sequence followed by Craig, Sharron and Richard trying to explore the limits of their powers. From the 60s classic The Champions

	Touching Evil: The Beginning Posted by: RobBuckley Video duration: 211 seconds The first three minutes of the pilot episode of Touching Evil

	Stewart Lee talks about television for teenagers Posted by: RobBuckley Video duration: 213 seconds Comedian Stewart Lee reminisces about 70s kids' shows The Changes and Children of the Stones, and wonders why shows for teenagers these days are so alienating.

	Ultraviolet: Terra Incognita Posted by: RobBuckley Video duration: 65 seconds In a creepy scene involving mirrors vampire Corin Redgrave emerges from his coffin to confront his captors. It's what you _don't_ see that's more frightening than what you do.

	Callan Title Sequence Posted by: RobBuckley Video duration: 58 seconds Opening titles to the spy series Callan, which aired on British television in the late 60s and early 70s. It starred Edward Woodward, who went on to play The Equalizer

	Doctor Who - Revelation of the Daleks Posted by: RobBuckley Video duration: 146 seconds Graeme Harper's excellent direction in Revelation of the Daleks here shown in a pivotal scene

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Theater Review: Before the Fall, Enjoying Self-Absorption at ?Heartbreak House?
Echoes of Chekhov resonate in George Bernard Shaw?s dazzling, though sometimes numbing, skewering of the British gentry in the months leading to World War I.
Publ.Date: Sun, 16 Nov 2008 05:40:14 GMT
Source: NY Times

That?s Cedric the Serious Actor to You
Cedric the Entertainer?s new aspirations and references are to Tony nominations, theater gossip, and the moral and syntactical universe according to David Mamet.
Publ.Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2008 23:20:54 GMT
Source: NY Times

Arts, Briefly: ?Sister Act? Is Coming to London
Whoopi Goldberg will produce ?Sister Act,? a musical adaptation of her 1992 film of the same title, for the London stage.
Publ.Date: Sat, 15 Nov 2008 05:05:52 GMT
Source: NY Times

Theater Review: History Reimagined, With a Large Dose of Frivolity
?Him,? a new play by Todd Susman, envisions the lighter side of being the last of your kind on earth.
Publ.Date: Sun, 23 Nov 2008 05:50:31 GMT
Source: NY Times

Far From the Spotlight, a Brewing Fight Over Theatrical Rights
A long-simmering debate in theater circles has intensified: Do nonprofits deserve a substantial cut of an author?s future royalties for producing a new play?
Publ.Date: Sat, 22 Nov 2008 05:04:14 GMT
Source: NY Times