Humans, it's been said, are like donuts. They have an opening at each end, and a single continuous hole running through their middle. (Note: This theory has yet to appear in a peer-reviewed journal.) ...

But there’s plenty to enjoy and I’m glad Primeval has got a new lease of life, even if it is one that’s perhaps a little shallower than the original. But there was much to enjoy and I look ...

After spending 10 days on a bus with Canadians in China last month, I can see that nothing much fazes them. I mean, unlike Americans (OK, me) who are ready to start an international incident when p… ...

Known as 'Primeval Creatures', these need to be observed through a monocular in order to get information on them. But this limits your view, so you have to get close to the creature without being ...

On November 4, 2008, BBC America will release Primeval – Volume One on DVD. The ... These creatures are ferocious, endearing, puzzling and all do not belong in this time.

In the third series of Primeval, the ARC team -- zoologist Nick Cutter (Douglas Henshall), Connor (Andrew-Lee Potts), Abby (Hannah Spearritt), Jenny (Lucy Brown) and Lester (Ben Miller) -- are ...

TV REVIEW Primeval horror story: the creatures get lobotomies Reviews. By Kelly Harker published 20 March 2013 When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

With a hint of CHUD, Alligator, The Host and giant-creatures-in-the-sewer urban myth-like paranoia, this episode starts with children being dragged down into the sewers by an unseen creature.