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The surreal thing about watching the BBC One coverage of Queen Elizabeth II’s death was that we all knew in advance what the coverage was exactly going to be like once the news arrived. The precise wording. The solemn voices. The black ties and…
September 09, 2022
Article at Variety
It was a scene so dystopian that Black Mirror viewers would have shivered. On the morning of Monday 5 September, This Morning’s Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby were cheerfully standing in front of their “Spin to win” wheel, a regular…
September 06, 2022
Article at New Statesman
In the words of Davina McCall, “fancy another one”? Shortly before announcing this year’s winners of “Love Island” on Monday night, U.K. broadcaster ITV2 caused goosebumps as they played out the iconic “Big Brother” theme tune while revealing that…
August 02, 2022
Article at Variety
Archives full of brilliant shows are a powerful but underused weapon in the battle for viewers’ attention Do you want to keep reading? Register to read four free articles per month Up to the minute industry news Agenda-setting interviews with key…
July 29, 2022
Article at Broadcast
After 37 years, the lights are finally going out on Ramsay Street. But how much do you remember about the soap’s most brilliant and bizarre moments? … we have a small favour to ask. Tens of millions have placed their trust in the Guardian’s fearless…
July 25, 2022
Article at the Guardian
By coming out as gay, Daria Kasatkina has shown Russia what true bravery looks like The tennis player knows she could be ostracised by her country. Daria Kasatkina. If you’re not a tennis fan you might not have heard the name before. The no 1 Russian…
July 20, 2022
Article at New Statesman
Daria Kasatkina. If you’re not a tennis fan you might not have heard the name before. The no 1 Russian women’s tennis player, who made it to the semi-final of the French Open in June and is ranked 12th in the world, has come out as gay. In an…
July 20, 2022
Article at New Statesman
Chris Pearson and Scott Bryan recommend new podcast listening for July.We're joined by Nick Grimshaw and Angela Hartnett OBE to talk about their new podcast, Dish. The two discuss their love of hosting, and we'll hear about what Nick's learned from…
July 08, 2022
Podcast at Must Watch podcast
This has been the weirdest week in British television in a long time. In the days leading up to Boris Johnson’s resignation, the number of gaffes and surreal moments captured on live television became almost impossible to track. But in many ways,…
July 07, 2022
Article at Variety
The cancellation of long-running Australian soap “Neighbours” has resulted in a multi-generational outpouring of nostalgia among audiences in the U.K., where the show has aired since 1986. In the run-up to its Aug. 1 finale, “Neighbours” has received…
June 22, 2022
Article at Variety
Chris Pearson and Scott Bryan with TV podcasts. Sirin Kale discusses Unreal: A Critical History of Reality TV, the Radio 4 podcast she presents alongside Pandora Sykes. We'll hear how the series aims to investigate the huge world of Reality TV, and…
June 17, 2022
Podcast at Must Watch podcast
With the BBC celebrating its centenary this year, the world’s oldest and most respected public service broadcaster should be in a celebratory mood, but it doesn’t feel like it, especially to its staff. A matter of months after Nadine Dorries, the…
May 27, 2022
Article at New Statesman
A strange trend is taking place on British television: Opinionated American-style television channels have appeared for the very first time. Both generally right-leaning in agenda, if you watch GB News on any given night, you’ll see regular features…
May 14, 2022
Article at Variety
Chris Pearson and Scott Bryan suggest new podcast listens for May. Charlie Craggs tells us about making her acting debut in Doctor Who: Redacted,. We'll hear about how it feels to join the Doctor Who family, and the importance of trans representation…
May 13, 2022
Podcast at Must Watch podcast
LONDON — The Eurovision Song Contest started in 1956 as a friendly music competition between public service television broadcasters and has since grown into the world’s largest — and perhaps most eccentric — live music event. This year, the…
May 13, 2022
Article at New York Times
A British version of “Call My Agent!”?!? Mon Dieu! The critically acclaimed French comedy series, set at a Parisian talent agency, now has had a British remake set at an agency in the heart of London’s Soho. Called “Ten Percent” (an English…
April 27, 2022
Article at Variety
There’s a moment in the Netflix coming-of-age drama Heartstopper that sums up the spirit of the show. Two young women are at a party, head over heels in love. They kiss on the dancefloor in front of all their school friends — and no one makes a fuss.…
April 27, 2022
Article at New Statesman
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April 12, 2022
Article at the Guardian
Scott Bryan, Laura Grimshaw and Chris Pearson round up new listening for April.Dragon's Den star Deborah Meaden talks to us about her new podcast, The Big Green Money Show. We'll hear why businesses need to be held to account about their…
April 08, 2022
Podcast at Must Watch podcast
There was a very special baker in the tent as Matt Lucas replaced a missing contestant – joining Example, Annie Mac and Ed Gamble in their attempts not to botch biscuits, doughnuts and novelty cakes
April 05, 2022
Article at the Guardian
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