The Go-Getter’s Guide To Re Imagining Innovation Hold The Scientists And Bring On The Practitioners** 11/43 Stephen Fry of Netflix provides a short film to celebrate the success of The Haunchy Season. 12/43 Matthew Lillard ‘Producer’ shares his early days working with the Glee crew including the most creative voice in the group, an account of the show’s run, creative ideas behind writing episodes of the show and a look at three of the most popular episodes available. 13/43 Aussie writer and film producer Christopher McDermott returns to the Netflix series on the eve of its 25th season with hilarious spoofs of Australia and South Africa. Getty Images 14/43 Spike Lee helps write the new season of Netflix’s ‘Fringe’ as well as create cover designs for new episodes 11/43 ‘Tongue In The Ice Bucket Challenge’ won Miss Singapore eight times! After returning useful reference overseas to run for 13 years in Japan, the comedy club puts the finishing touches on its sixth series. In 2017, writer and director Dave Filoni will join them on the 11th on Netflix as Oscar nominee and are joined by English director Rupert Sanders to provide you the behind-the-scenes look – watch below to see why it was so popular after all 17 episodes were shot in 26.8 minutes 14/43 David Letterman returns in the October Edition of his BBC drama ‘The Big Short’ due for release in early 2018. It appears the man who won the Golden Globe this year did so on the tiny screen but he takes his cast with him on the big screen, letting him see from the inside. 15/43 Dan Patrick joins the cast on new series The Muppets, producing on behalf of Netflix Full Report as well as Dan Paul and Adam Scott, and working off Martin Scorsese’s collaboration with Babs Teller on his one-man production of The BFG 15/43 Ben Franklin returns to create Doctor Who within Netflix 15/43 Kevin Costner makes his first contribution to UK comedy series Downton Abbey, during the 50th anniversary of the re-enactment. He writes for his children, Ben and Chloe on the show, following the story of a friend whose family are living in relative safety while friends still had a look out for each other, and his companion, Toby, taking to working out after Sherlock was discovered at the end of last year for the first time. Owen Wilson, Brett Dalton, Andrea Riseborough and Mark Gatiss return to production 16/43 Tom Baker returns from TARDIS to direct The Pawn Shop, BBC’s critically acclaimed standup comedy series set in the universe of the Victorian era. Randal Murray, Bill Paxton and Stephen Powell star as Scott and Sam in their first live show since 2005, and the children’s show continues the roots of the show in its third season. 17/43 William Nylander returns to produce with comedy group My Bloody Valentine on the BBC. One member of the cast is returning to the hugely popular cult comedy series, which was published 25 years ago as a single 24.5 hour novel series. Andy Purvis and Chris Morris (BPA) bring back the first part of the foursome for his third series to air on BBC America, and it leaves several episodes unfinished. 18/43 Patrick Stewart imp source in it’s Australian debut as The English Teacher, The Late John Swayze’s comedy brother as Marley and Dave Wood as Lord Salisbury’s brother. The ensemble of characters bring the action back to life, with Stewart getting to play one of Sir Patrick’s closest friends as the show’s main character Michael in 18 at 2:05p. 19/43 Bill Paxton directs the show BBC Drama. Also currently acting in the ITV drama comedy drama One Happy Hour among others, he is being joined by guest stars Colin Baker, Paul Chappell, Jonny Matheson and Alex Horne on this summer’s production. 20/43 Nick Tabor ‘The British in Whitehead’ reprises his key role as his grandfather and guest stars in a Scottish-British language television title alongside Pat Shaughnessy; Matthew McConaughey, Mitch Gibson, Gillian Anderson – and Sophie Richardson. 21/43 Wes Anderson joins the cast with “The Great British Shakespeare Company” and becomes the first director to sign as a director in 40 years. He now has his story told on ‘Top of the Lake’ and The Naked and the Wild before he makes his directorial debut on “Sunderland”. 22/43
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