All Comment articles – Page 80
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CommentLet C4 have a slice of the cake
Indies will keep trying to get more value from IP, says Maurice Gran
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CriticsTV Critics: Natural World; Steptoe and Son; Bake Off; Ross Kemp
“The best wildlife footage you’re likely to see this week, or any other for a long while.”
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CommentIBC in review: kit, collaborations and the need for quality VR
IBC 2016: The rate of change in so many aspects of our industry is mind-boggling, says Duncan Payne
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CriticsTV Critics: 9/11: Truth, Lies and Conspiracies; One of Us; The Hairy Bikers’ Chicken & Egg
“This was a dull, pointless programme which revealed nothing we could care about.”
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CriticsTV Critics: British Sitcom; Cold Feet; Panorama
“The programme distinguished itself by not taking a simplistic view of the past.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Jimmy Carr and the Science of Laughter; First Day At Big School; Victoria; Poldark
“Getting experts together to talk to one another may be discredited as a television format, but, as a means of progressing and challenging arguments, it still works very well.”
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PodcastTalking TV: UKTV Live and National Treasure
This week, Talking TV is at UKTV Live, the broadcaster’s annual event showcasing its latest shows and talent, before previewing Channel 4 drama National Treasure.
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CommentMove News At Ten? It didn’t work last time ITV tried it
Kevin Lygo needs the right shows if things are to turn out differently, says Stephen Arnell
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CommentThe battle for Generation Y
Traditional news broadcasters are pushing back, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentYou’ve got to commission sitcoms to have a hit one
Broadcasters should take more chances because audiences love them, says James Cary
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CommentTim Sparke: a personal tribute
Former Broadcast news editor Jake Kanter shares his memories of the Mercury Media boss
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CommentNetflix rides to the rescue
Horse mystery drama is a sign of fresh opportunities for kids’ indies, says Peter White
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CommentGoing mobile is a good call
Shooting a primetime documentary with an iPhone was a technical milestone for RTÉ, writes Jean Devlin
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CriticsTV Critics: Motherland; Hairy Bikers; One Of Us
“It’s at least four times better than anything else I’ve seen in ages.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Cold Feet; We The Jury; Too Posh To Parent
“This was witty, well-made drama – no longer as fresh or original, perhaps, but still compelling and warm.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Poldark; Roald Dahl’s Most Marvellous Book; Strictly Come Dancing; Victoria
“There were no signs here of nerves or second album syndrome.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Till Death Us Do Part; The Murder of Sadie Hartley; Ellen; The Night Of
“A half hour back in the company of Alf Garnett merely underlined that we’re lucky that Till Death has departed.”
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CriticsTV Critics: DCI Banks; The Great British Bake Off; Sex, Lies and Cyber Attacks
“Its sole purpose seems to be padding out the schedules until something more exciting gets made.”
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CommentChannel 4 must deliver on its promise for older kids
Children need content that is for them, not just about them, says Anna Home
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CommentKids and careers are compatible
If we’re given the opportunity, we can have both, says Mahalia Belo