All Broadcasters articles – Page 153
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NewsC5 makes big Avalon factual commitment
Agreement includes extended run of Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly
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VideoA Perfect Planet, BBC1
Five-part natural history series which looks at how the earth is ‘the perfect planet’
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NewsNewswrap review of the year - part 2
The Newswrap team dissect an unforgettable year for British broadcasting and production
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Behind The ScenesBringing Quentin Blake’s Clown to life
It was a race against time to realise our ambition for Channel 4’s animated special from day one, says Massimo Fenati
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VideoThe Pembrokeshire Murders, ITV
Based on the book Catching The Bullseye Killer, centring around two unsolved double murders from the 1980s. Produced by World Productions
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FeaturesKey brands help Disney+ hit 60m subscribers in first year
SVoD service enjoys bumper debut by leveraging IP from the likes of Marvel, Pixar, Lucasfilm and Nat Geo
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FeaturesGlued to the Screen: All Creatures Great and Small
With impeccable timing, C5’s series offered comfort and familiarity but freshness too, says Mirella Breda
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NewsDCMS Committee on BBC collision course over legal fees
Has set 15 January deadline for more information
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NewsSTV and Sky extend on-demand deal
Expanded agreement will see STV box-set offering enhanced for Sky Q audiences
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NewsBBC daytime orders more Morning Live
Kym Marsh and Gethin Jones fronted daily show gets second run
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VideoThe Serpent, BBC1
Mammoth Screen series based on the true story of French serial killer Charles Sobhraj
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FeaturesReview of the year
From the global pandemic to the US election, Broadcast looks back on an eventful 12 months in television
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Behind The ScenesHow Roald & Beatrix saved Christmas
How Sky’s festive drama battled bad weather and the pandemic to make it to air in time for Christmas
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Dan Louw, C5
The Channel 5 commissioning editor on Spurs, Springsteen and The Sopranos
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FeaturesBarbara Slater: the future of free-to-air
BBC director of sport makes strong case for the continued importance of keeping coverage available to non-pay audiences