Comment – Page 248

  • Comment

    29 July '10

    2010-07-29T12:19:00Z

    “Makes no sense at all but is somehow absolutely beautiful.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.

  • Sherlock
    Comment

    Sherlock / Dragons' Den

    2010-07-29T07:59:00Z

    Jake Kanter and Alex Farber put the magnifying glass over two of the week’s shows.

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    Comment

    BBC Trust's remit does extend to services

    2010-07-29T07:59:00Z

    Emily Bell is wrong to refer to issues of territory and boundary disputes in her account of the BBC Trust’s conclusions on executive proposals for 6 Music or other services (‘The BBC should call the shots’ Broadcast 16.7.10).

  • Pete Versus Life
    Comment

    Pete v Life / Great British Home Movie Roadshow / Heroes of Biggin Hill

    2010-07-29T07:59:00Z

    SeeSaw’s Dan Watt Smith and Whizz Kid’s Malcolm Gerrie on oral sex, home movies and tales of war.

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    C4 new media has lift-off

    2010-07-29T07:59:00Z

    How cross-platform is the new era at Channel 4 under David Abraham? In a clear sign of the broadcaster’s commitment to digital integration, Horseferry Road’s iconic lifts now feature screens displaying tweets mentioning C4.

  • Richard Desmond
    Comment

    Could Richard Desmond make Five work?

    2010-07-29T07:59:00Z

    30% said Yes / 70% said No

  • Will Lebens
    Comment

    Will Lebens, Airlock

    2010-07-29T07:59:00Z

    Airlock managing director Will Lebens on what he does to relax, where he would put a webcam and the most embarrassing item in his wardrobe.

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    Comment

    27 July '10

    2010-07-27T11:38:00Z

    “To say it was depressing is an understatement.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.

  • Jon Snow
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    A wheely good effort

    2010-07-22T11:29:00Z

    Channel 4 transformed its canteen into a sports arena this week to celebrate its forthcoming Paralympics coverage.

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    Comment

    22 July '10

    2010-07-22T11:25:00Z

    “One minute jaw-dropping the next strangely touching.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV

  • Amish: World's Squarest Teenagers
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    Amish... / The Normans / Odd One In

    2010-07-22T08:00:00Z

    Shed Media’s Margaret Scott and STV’s Michael McAvoy on square teens, history and spotting fakes.

  • Hannah Springham
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    Hannah Springham

    2010-07-22T08:00:00Z

    Pineapple Dance Studios series director Hannah Springham on what she would do with a million, the one thing she couldn’t live without and her hidden talent.

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    Comment

    20 July '10

    2010-07-21T12:55:00Z

    “This is Hello! Magazine, turned into television.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.

  • Bruce Forsyth
    Comment

    20 July '10

    2010-07-20T15:18:00Z

    “Brucie’s whole charm is a product of his being incredibly surprised at everything.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.

  • Jonathan Ross
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    Ross is a ratings loss to the BBC

    2010-07-19T13:03:00Z

    As Jonathan Ross heads for pastures new, Jake Kanter reflects on how the presenter fared in the ratings - and how a potential showdown with Graham Norton next year might play out.

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    Comment

    19 July '10

    2010-07-19T10:44:00Z

    “It was like The Wire with Lancashire accents and butter pies.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.

  • Undercover Boss
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    Undercover Boss / Orchestra United / Grandma's House

    2010-07-15T08:00:00Z

    Global Radio’s Paddy Bunce and Wise Buddah’s Mark Goodier on the boss, the maestro and Simon’s gran.

  • Nicky Legg
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    Nicky Legg, MC&C

    2010-07-15T08:00:00Z

    MC&C broadcast director Nicky Legg on what keeps her awake at night, what she would put in Room 101 and the best place to do ‘meeja networking’.

  • James Corden
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    Oh balls, he’s out for a duck

    2010-07-15T08:00:00Z

    James Corden’s final ITV1 World Cup Live show fielded former England cricketer Andrew ‘Freddie’ Flintoff and comedian John Bishop as guests - both regulars on Corden’s Sky 1 sports quiz A League of Their Own.

  • Steve Warr
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    Digital diversification

    2010-07-14T12:07:00Z

    The squeeze in commissioning budgets and the economic downturn has helped spur indies to seek out new opportunities in the digital realm, writes Steve Warr.