• The Big Bang Theory (an official nearly- SFX show ) was the big winner at the American Television Critics’ Choice Awards last night, nabbing Best Comedy, Best Supporting Actress In A Comedy Series (Kaley Cuoco) and Best Supporting Actor In A Comedy Series (Simon Helberg). But two other telefantasy shows also won gongs: American Horror Story: Asylum (Best Supporting Actor in a Movie/Miniseries for Zachary Quinto and Best Supporting Actress in a Movie/Miniseries for Sarah Paulson) and Orphan Black ( Best Actress in a Drama Series for Tatiana Maslany). Full list of winners on TVLine .
• Falling Skies season three, meanwhile, debuted in the US with 4.2 million viewers on TNT, slightly less than its season two premiere, but quite a bit up on the season two finale (3.84 million). So the sky’s not falling yet…
• Big Finish has has its license to make Doctor Who audio adventures extended until December 2016. Hurrah. Line producer David Richardson teases: “We have so many more tales to tell with the first eight Doctors and their companions. We can promise that 2016 will see more of your favourite ranges – plus maybe a brand new range or two that will surprise and delight. Certainly, as a team, we could not be happier that we will continue to be able to make our Doctor Who dreams a reality.” Full story on Doctor Who News .
• Comic Book Movie has a set of great photos from the set of Captain America: The Winter Soldier , featuring an acrobatic Winter Soldier. Head on over for the full reveal.
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