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Eva Mendes is reported to be joining Ryan Gosling in Star Wars: Starfighter. Also this morning: Glasgow backs the Scottish Doctor Who bid, Star Trek Secret Lair cards, the Knights of Ren’s names for the Force, Sarah Snook in The Birds, Coven Academy season 2, Dead Giveaway and Ghost Rider.
Stephen King’s The Monkey is on BBC One at 10.40pm, The X-Files’ “Squeeze” is on Disney+, and Under the Shadow is the hidden gem on Netflix.
Derek Jacobi’s War Master returns in Big Finish’s Deeds Without Name. Plus Sosie Bacon joins The Black Tapes, iHunt heads to the screen, Channel 4 comes to Disney+ and Keanu Reeves takes over Maelstrom.
Deborah Ann Woll is superb in Jordan Downey’s Shudder horror, a gripping cold-case mystery that turns into a practical-effects creature feature, even if the two halves never quite lock together.
The race to make the next Doctor Who: Hat Trick Mercurio, World Productions and STV Studios are reported to be bidding. Plus The Mandalorian and Grogu art book, Bill Nighy in Ascension, Yamazaki’s Grandgear, MADiSON, Devour and The Block.
Star Trek’s “Catspaw” is on Paramount+, The Boogeyman is on BBC Two at 11pm, and Saint Maud is the hidden gem free on Channel 4.
Walter Koenig, Star Trek’s Ensign Chekov, has died at 90. Plus MGM+ orders The Black Tapes, McAvoy’s AI comedy Almost You, Pattinson on The Batman Part II and a Lord of the Rings reunion in The Gentlemen.
Kane Parsons turns the internet’s favourite liminal nightmare into a stunning, suffocating horror film, with Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve on fine form, even if the script explains too much.
Brent Spiner won’t take credit for Data helping neurodivergent fans, Lord and Miller say “never say never” to Star Wars, Shudder sets its horror line-up to Christmas and James Gunn says DCU stories don’t have to build towards anything.
Bodies Bodies Bodies is on BBC One at 11:10pm, The Night House is the hidden gem on Disney+ and Channel 4, and Andor’s “Harvest” is our Star Wars pick.
All of Us Are Dead season 2 confirms Cheong-san is alive, Jenna Ortega plans a break from TV after Wednesday, Clayface is confirmed at No 1 with the UK its top overseas market, and I Play Rocky premieres at AFI Fest.
Chris Carter won’t read Ryan Coogler’s X-Files script, Starfleet Academy’s Karim Diané has a message for critics, Shudder lands Hell House LLC, Vincent D’Onofrio corrects a Daredevil misquote and Creature Commandos gets a timetable.
Misery is on BBC Two at 10:45pm, His House is the hidden gem on BBC iPlayer and Netflix, and Doctor Who’s ghost story “Hide” is on iPlayer.
Audition author Ryū Murakami dies at 74, Andy Weir’s Exoplanet gets a trailer, Dollkeeper casts The Boys’ Cameron Crovetti, Clayface heads for No. 1 and Netflix strands Michelle Dockery on a deadly island.
Doctor Who’s Tales of the TARDIS becomes a book, Star Trek’s streaming home gets an HBO boss, a new Alien film is in the works, Crawl 2 adds British stars and Sandra Hüller joins Avengers: Doomsday.
Evil Dead II and Army of Darkness are on Sky Mix from 9pm, Ouija: Origin of Evil is the hidden gem on Netflix, and The X-Files’ “Home” is on Disney+.
