All Commissioning articles – Page 821

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    ELLIOTT RECOMMISSIONS MIDSOMER MURDERS.

    2002-05-31T08:54:21Z

    ITV controller of drama Nick Elliott has commissioned Bentley Productions to make a sixth series of

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    SKY ONE TO LOOK AT THE REAL LEWIS AND TYSON.

    2002-05-31T08:54:21Z

    Sky One is to air a documentary previewing the big fight between Lennox Lewis and Mike

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    BBC AIRS TARTAN SHORTS.

    2002-05-31T08:54:20Z

    BBC Scotland is to screen the three nine-minute films selected for the 10th season of Tartan

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    FOX AIRS 'SPIDEY' SLOT.

    2002-05-31T08:54:20Z

    Fox Kids will air a Spider-Man weekend on 15 and 16 June to tie in with

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    SUPERSTARS COMES BACK IN CHARITY EVENT.

    2002-05-31T08:54:20Z

    TWI is resurrecting classic 1970s show Superstars to air as part of BBC 1's charity event

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    Kids editors call for shows.

    2002-05-31T08:54:20Z

    Children's commissioning editors for Channel 5 and the BBC used the Production Show to give independent producers a programming wish-list, writes Peter Keighron

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    SMG COMMISSIONED TO FIND TEENAGE COMICS.

    2002-05-31T08:54:20Z

    SMG TV Productions has been commissioned by Nickelodeon head of original production Joe Godwin to make

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    MORE ART AT 19.00 ON C5.

    2002-05-31T08:54:19Z

    Channel 5 has commissioned a raft of programmes for its 19.00 slot including 3 x 30-minute

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    ITV unveils new regional spend.

    2002-05-31T08:54:19Z

    ITV this week confirmed a£25m increase to its programming budget at the same time as

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    BBC BEASTS WALK DOWN UNDER.

    2002-05-31T08:54:18Z

    BBC Worldwide has sold the interactive rights to Bafta and Emmy award-winning Walking with Beasts (above)

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    Brook Lapping sets up spin-off.

    2002-05-31T08:54:18Z

    Brook Lapping Productions is launching an Essex-based factual indie, Brook East Productions, headed by the Independent on Sunday's assistant editor, writes Penny Hughes

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    Oxford wins order for low budget series.

    2002-05-31T08:54:18Z

    Oxford Scientific Films (OSF), a subsidiary of producer/distributor Southern Star, has secured its first major order since moving into high-volume, low-budget programming with a 6 x 30-minute series for the National Geographic Channel (NGC), writes Leigh

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    LIVING TV BUYS WILL & GRACE.

    2002-05-31T08:54:18Z

    Living TV has signed a deal with MGM to buy the entire run of US sitcom

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    ASIAN LEAR TO AIR ON C4.

    2002-05-31T08:54:13Z

    Channel 4 is set to screen a major multicultural drama that transposes Shakespearean tragedy King Lear

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    ITV orders new Creature Comforts series

    2002-05-30T13:26:29Z

    ITV controller of entertainment Claudia Rosencrantz has commissioned Aardman Animation to produce a series based on the Oscar-winning Creature Comforts short films , writes Steve Aston

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    Ozzy and family get second series

    2002-05-29T16:41:26Z

    MTV has revealed that cult-television show 'The Osbournes', which follows the domestic trials and tribulations of bat-munching rocker Ozzy Osbourne, will return for a second season of 20 episodes towards the end of the year, writes Paul Revoir

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    Sport Channel shows to broadcast on ITV 2

    2002-05-29T15:26:39Z

    Carlton and Granada are to boost the output of digital channel ITV 2 by adding programmes left over from the defunct ITV Sport Channel to its schedule, writes Steve Aston

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    Drama highlights New Labour and new Coltrane

    2002-05-29T15:24:31Z

    BBC 1 and ITV1 unveiled separate plans for high-profile dramas this week that will see Robbie Coltrane return to the commercial network and New Labour come under scrutiny from the corporation, write Leigh Holmwood and Steve Aston

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    Asian Lear to air on Channel 4

    2002-05-29T15:01:32Z

    Channel 4 is set to screen a major multicultural drama that transposes Shakespearean tragedy King Lear to the UK's Asian community, writes Steve Aston

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    Greenlight for This Morning?

    2002-05-29T14:57:22Z

    ITV is expected to greenlight a further series of This Morning despite the problems the strand has faced building its audience over its current run, writes Steve Aston