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Buying Guide All the gifts you’ll need this Christmas that won’t break the bank –yes, it’s s festive twist on Bargains Of The Week, from Santa Ellis

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2000AD has just pulled off an amazing, unique crossover exercise, and Steven Ellis talks to one of the architects behind it

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW A magic stick, a thong and a god of mischief

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW Beauty and the Beast in “distinctly average episode” shocker

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Steven Ellis hates it when he’s immersed in a show, and then it goes and does something stupid that ejects him back into the real world with a unbelievable bump

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW More gods than you can shake a fist at. And a pole dance

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW Welcome to Blind Date, without your host Cilla Black...

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW All Gods, all the time

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW Hunters and Dwarves and Giants, oh, my...

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW Stalking you softly...

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW Proving that man-flu can be a very serious thing

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW Not an ice-pick in sight

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW A will, an intervention, an old flame and some surfing

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW Beast Mistress

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW Sex, fire and sword fights

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW Beauty And The Beast versus Swan Lake. Sort of

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Steven Ellis has seen the future of cinema, and it seems to include a lack of choice

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW Goddess Power

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW Is it a beauty? Or is it beastly?

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW This week there’s murder, cover-ups and funerals. And it’s all done in the Johnsons inimitable, unique style

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW Between the return of Gaia and Eva’s crazy behaviour, it’s girl trouble all round for the Johnson boys this week.

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW The Almighty Johnsons takes its first step on the road to becoming a bar-based sit-com

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW The reincarnated Norse Gods from New Zealand are back and their relationships are as complicated as ever
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