Nick Setchfield is the Editor-at-Large for SFX Magazine, writing features, reviews, interviews, and more for the monthly issues. However, he is also a freelance journalist and author with Titan Books. His original novels are called The War in the Dark, and The Spider Dance. He's also written a book on James Bond called Mission Statements.
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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: A siege of troubles

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: Bringing up baby.

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: Uneasy allies

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Mark Gatiss to pay tribute to the master of the English ghost story

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You'll believe a man can pump iron

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Grounding Superman, casting Henry Cavill and escaping the shadow of 1978...

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"Someone said to me it’s the greatest adoption story in all of history..."

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW - Rubble trouble

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: The eve of destruction

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: Follow the money

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"Let's make the Cybermen faster and slicker and better..."

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: Don't answer the door...

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So, what’s next week’s episode going to be like? We give you some thoughts and clues

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Talking Carol Marcus, galactic womanisers and her love of "Charlie X"...

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"Terror can be as much about an idea as it can be an explosion..."

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"They've been beautifully, subtly reinvented..."

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: Drug madness

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: Going Underground

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TV NEWS: Hello, suckers!

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"You couldn’t swing a cat in there, let alone Jenna-Louise Coleman..."

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: Who are you calling Daddy's Girl?
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