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Sky Atlantic confirms transmission dates for Boardwalk Empire season 3

Thursday, September 6th, 2012

Exciting times ahead for those of you hooked on HBO’s prohibition drama Boardwalk Empire. Season 3’s first episode will air on Sky Atlantic on Saturday the 29th of September at 9PM.

The new season will pick up a year after the dramatic events at the end of season 2, which saw Atlantic City’s de facto boss Nucky Thompson (Steve Buscemi) kill rival/ surrogate son Jimmy Darmody (Michael Pitt). Expect the repercussions to play a big part in the new series. Al Capone (Stephen Graham) will also be much more involved in the machinations in the new series.

Terence Winter, the creator of the show said: “Dramatically we think of Season 3 as the night before the morning after – it’s basically the big party before the hangover. People still haven’t confronted their actions from season 2… Things have changed in the world and in the world of bootlegging – it’s a much more violent world, a much more competitive world, all of these things converge and it ultimately culminates in a really, really exciting season.”

Here is the trailer and below is a feature on the making of season 3.

Set the video – Doc Martin, ITV1, Monday 24 September, 9pm

Friday, September 21st, 2007

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Prison Break isn’t the only popular programme returning to our screens on Monday night for its third outing, with Cornish comic drama Doc Martin back on ITV1 at 9pm. Martin Clunes as GP Martin Ellingham, Britain’s version of Gregory House, is still as grouchy, dismissive and impatient as always, as he deals with the quirky West-country natives. I’m surprised this show isn’t screened on a Sunday night, as its leisurely pacing, pretty landscapes and gentle humour are very much in that elderly folk friendly vein.

In Monday’s episode the doc is asked by school dinner-lady Alison to treat her wayward daughter Delph, who she believes has a medical condition to explain her bad behaviour. Of course, the doc disagrees and thinks that a spot of proper parenting is called for, but he is dramatically made to re-think his diagnosis after an incident at the village shop. Elsewhere, his romance with schoolteacher Louisa remains at a snail’s pace while his receptionist Pauline is frustrated with the limitations of her desk duties. Such rambling innocence.