Opinion – Page 145
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CommentOff Cuts: Completing C4's roll-call
Two names were strangely missing from the roll-call of Channel 4 press officers sharing photos of their teenage selves to promote E4’s Mad Fat Diary, but we’ve got them both.
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CommentTV Critics: Funny Business; Growing Up Poor; Saving Face; Spies of Warsaw
“The film presented a bleak vision of the industrialisation of comedy.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentVoyage of Discovery pays off
International strategy has been key to success, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentCommissioners? I’m sorry, they haven’t a clue
Commissioning briefs raise more questions than they answer, says Freddy Osbourne
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CommentDEBATE: Should broadcasters bring back classic shows?
UKTV has revived Yes PM after 24 years. Does the remake measure up?
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CommentTV Critics: Utopia; Sarah Millican; Yes Prime Minister; Locomotion
“Fresher, weirder and confident enough in its chilliness to flaunt a pronounced sense of humour”. Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentSTV graduates with student partnerships
Engaging local communities key to winning bid says Bobby Hain
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CommentTV Critics: My Mad Fat Diary; Girls; Why the Industrial Revolution Happened Here; Storyville
“It’s lovely – honest and painful, real and very funny.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentSuccess For Breakfast
The real power of Radio 1’s Listen, Watch, Share campaign lies online says Garret Keogh
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CommentThe pursuit of perfection
Behind the scenes at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital with Botched Up Bodies
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CommentTV Critics: Blandings; World Without End; Great Night Out; Britain’s Brightest
“It is hard to critique Blandings, so faithfully does it capture the mood and much of the dialogue of the Master.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentDEBATE: What do you make of ITV’s major rebrand?
Tell us what you think of the broadcaster’s first significant overhaul since 2006
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CommentTV Critics: The New Normal; Silent Witness; Carved With Love; Trouble Abroad
“It was in a tremendous rush to set out its stall, with lots of explanation and not much characterisation.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentLet’s not lose disabled talent
TV’s Paralympic legacy must be lasting, says Richard Miskella
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CommentConsider mediation before starting a legal battle
Keeping disputes out of court saves time and money, says Andrew Hildebrand
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CommentDEBATE: Which shows should CITV revive?
Danger Mouse and Count Duckula led an Old Skool weekend - are they due a return?
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CommentTV Critics: Undateables; Death in Paradise; All You Can Eat
“It is near impossible to assess whether it is voyeuristic or a social breakthrough.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.