All Broadcast articles in 24 March 2017
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Frontier Borneo
Documentary distributor TVF International is hoping that the global success of Planet Earth II will boost opportunities for its own blue-chip natural history series Frontier Borneo.
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Baroness von Sketch Show
US sketch comedy is making a comeback, with Saturday Night Live bolstered by the absurdities of Donald Trump’s presidency and the success of Inside Amy Schumer.
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Ride Upon The Storm
After charting the rise of a female prime minister in his 2011 international hit Borgen, screenwriter Adam Price reckons it is “not a bad thing” to make things harder on himself. “After politics, what could possibly be more difficult to write about?”
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Denmark vs Eastern Europe
Britain’s decision to leave the European Union and the election of Donald Trump as US president have forced broadcasters in a number of major markets to look at how they might address the rise of populist politics.
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Mr. Mercedes
Novelist Stephen King’s first foray into the mystery genre is a cat-and-mouse thriller that promises a memorable, if not controversial, opening.
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Trumped - Inside The Greatest Political Upset Of Our Time
The election of Donald Trump as US president will keep documentary producers and current affairs teams busy for the next four years.
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Jackie - A Tale Of Two Sisters
Continuing 3DD’s Tale Of Two Sisters series – which has already looked at Anne Frank and Amelia Earhart and their lesser-known siblings – this one-off documentary attempts to get to the heart of arguably one of the most famous women of the 20th century: Jackie Kennedy Onassis.
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Cheap, Cheap, Cheap
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap was born when Noel Edmonds convinced Hat Trick managing director Jimmy Mulville to play a guessing game over an impromptu lunch.
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Empire Builders
PBS will look at 10 of the world’s greatest empires with Pilot Film and Television’s Empire Builders.
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School of Roars
This animated series from Dot to Dot uses laughter to dispel any fears pre-school children may have about their first day at school.
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Hunter Street
When the parents of five foster children mysteriously disappear, the kids decide to investigate – and are dragged into an adventure in which the secrets of the Ludwig family are gradually revealed.
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Happy Art Happy Life
Inspired by the works of renowned artist Romero Britto, Happy Art Happy Life (w/t) seeks to spark enthusiasm among pre-school children for art and creativity in all aspects of their lives.