All Broadcast Magazine articles – Page 5
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RatingsDept. Q cracks the case for Netflix
Edinburgh-set drama is streamer’s best since Adolescence, while Sky’s The Last Of Us slips a little on return
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RatingsThe Game delivers a winning score for 5
Stripped thriller is channel’s best of the year so far, while C4’s The Piano is down slightly on previous runs
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RatingsDoctor sinks to lowest so far
Ncuti Gatwa’s final series in the role averages half a million fewer than last year’s outing
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RatingsRace Across The World sets record
BBC1 show’s finale is highest-rating episode so far, while ITV’s Code Of Silence starts brightly
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RatingsThe battle for the win in early peak
It’s gameshows versus quizzes in the Saturday early evening slot, but which shows are taking home the prizes?
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RatingsClassic vehicles go head to head
U&Yesterday’s Shed & Buried takes on Quest’s Bangers & Cash in the battle of the car restorers
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RatingsGenre overview tables (April 2025 - 28-day consolidated)
Including top 10 factual, comedy and music & arts programmes
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Ratings5’s Feud draws a sizeable crowd
Final of the C4 show is up 240,000 on last year, while C5’s Madame Blanc remains consistent
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RatingsTardis makes a bumpy landing
Doctor Who series launch is the smallest so far, while ITV1’s Grace improves on last year
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RatingsDeath Valley starts brightly
Cosy crime comedy is BBC1’s best new drama launch this year so far ahead of This City Is Ours
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Hana Zidek
The Hat Trick sales exec on salsa drumming, Hollywood icons and seeing The Prodigy in Russia
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FeaturesNow you see me: Unpacking the rapid rise of vodcasts
As the success of The Traitors Uncloaked has shown, the appetite for visualised podcasts is growing, with broadcasters looking to get in on the action
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FeaturesMental health: How the industry is tackling the crisis
Poor working conditions, deadline pressure and uncertain employment are pushing many people in TV to breaking point – but there is help available
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CommentMike Darcey: A universally funded BBC is a tougher sell than ever before
With Tim Davie’s proposals for the future of the licence fee not certain to succeed, the BBC will need a plan B
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FeaturesRoundtable: Broadcast Hot Shots – what happened next?
Four of last year’s Hot Shots discuss how their careers have progressed, what they have learned and the difficulties of building a career in TV
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CommentKate Bulkley: Breaking up or bulking up – has Zaslav or Iger got it right?
WBD is being split in two just three years after merger, while Disney is moving in the other direction with Hulu purchase
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CommentCulture will be crucial as new leaders get to work
Smart strategies are important, but ensuring everyone is pulling together will be crucial for Kate Phillips, Angela Jain and the new C4 in-house boss
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FeaturesChannel 4’s in-house proposals: an impossible balancing act?
Marian McHugh C4’s newly unveiled plans to move into in-house production have sparked sector-wide debate. Here’s what we know so far - and what questions remain
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RatingsPrequels and spinoffs make their mark
From House Of The Dragon to The Traitors: Uncloaked, Stephen Price looks at which brand extensions are winning the biggest audiences
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RatingsGenre overview tables (March 2025 - 28-day consolidated)
Including top 10 comedy, entertainment and factual programmes