All Comment articles – Page 72
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CommentTech and talent the perfect mix
Digital techniques produce stunning results but artistry still has a part to play
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CommentHiring disabled talent can be mutually beneficial
Better representation on screen starts with a more diverse team
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CommentDiamond could bring real change – if used properly
Broadcasters must not be allowed to stand in the way
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CriticsThe Trip to Spain; Alone With The In-Laws; Rich House Poor House
“It’s brilliant, hilarious, the funniest thing since The Trip to Italy.”
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CommentC4’s relocation is an empty threat
It is in no one’s interest to move the broadcaster to Birmingham, says Steven D Wright
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CriticsMe and My Dog: the Ultimate Contest; Second Chance Summer: Tuscany; Henry IX
It was hard to take against a show that was so determinedly low key, puppyishly eager to please
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CommentDisabled shouldn’t have to get lucky to make it in TV
Industry will lose out if broadcasters do not value disabled talent, says Ade Adepitan
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RatingsRatings tell only part of the story in the age of box set
As the way we watch TV changes, so must the way we measure success, says Zai Bennett
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CommentThe fight is on for C4 and ITV
Broadcasters have different, yet important, battles to overcome
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CriticsCatastrophe; The Secret Surrealist; One Born Every Minute
It was a dedication to Carrie Fisher. And then those rising tears became real too.
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CriticsChild of Our Time; Broadchurch; Harlots; The Nightly Show
It will be sad to say goodbye to the Child in Our Time cohort.
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CommentA fishy tale that led to a hit series
After nine years, we felt it was time to catch our last River Monster, says Harry Marshall
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CriticsSpying on the Royals; Line of Duty
This was explosive stuff, backed up by documents from the National Archives whose very existence was denied for decades.
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CommentThe new normal
Six months into my time at Broadcast, and indeed the UK, I’m carving out a new normal – one that’s not 20 degrees below zero, and with ace television.
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CriticsBrian Pern; MasterChef; Bare Knuckle Fight Club; The Repair Shop
“The genius of the show is that every rock cliche is skewered, often in background gags that flash past in a moment.”
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CommentYouTube’s lesson in responsibility
Loss of ads should make digital giant realise it must act like a publisher
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CommentFormat business back in vogue
Non-scripted shows from the UK are punching above their weight
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CriticsRio Ferdinand; Fake!; Inside Kensington Palace
“An uncompromising, soul-baring examination of grief.”