Category Archive: TV shows

Jan
18



BBC say that Sherlock will return

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The dramatic conclusion of the second season of Sherlock led to the announcement by the BBC that the television show will be returning for a third series. The creators recently confirmed that the BBC1 drama will be returning despite an initial statement that it might not be. The creator of the series is Steven Moffat …

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Jan
07



We deduce BBC series Sherlock is back

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The hit BBC series Sherlock made a welcome return to our screens recently, with the screening of the first episode in series two, “A Scandal in Belgravia”. Tying up the nerve-racking cliffhanger from the previous series neatly within the first few minutes allowed Holmes (Benedict Cumberbatch) and the long-suffering Watson (Martin Freeman) to dive headlong …

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Dec
21



Blue Peter the sacred childrens show under threat

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Blue Peter is a show that has been on British television for over 50 years and it is now having its episodes significantly cut back and it is being transferred off BBC1. The show is being moved to a digital channel and there is only going to be one edition of it every week. The …

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Dec
18



Doctor Who jumps back in time with two old episodes

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Fans of the television series Doctor Who will be pleased with the recent discovery of two episodes from the BBC series that were previously thought to be missing. The episodes are from 1965 and 1967 and star Patrick Troughton and William Hartnell who were the first two actors to star in the role of the …

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Dec
16



Camberwick Green, Trumpton and Chigley available for a new generation

Gordon Murray is the 90 year old creator of those much loved children’s animated TV shows from the 1960′s an 70′s; Chigley, Trumpton and Camberwick Green. He has finally seen his dream fulfilled as his beloved trilogy has been resored digitally by BBC Studios and Post Production. The unforgettable antics of the famous characters,  such …

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Nov
25



Looks like Daybreak may have had its day

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After the GMTV morning show finished, Daybreak was introduced to fill the gap and the producers of the show must be quite stressed right now as it seems that it is just going from one disaster to another. Ratings have recently plummeted and has led to the two hosts of the show losing their jobs …

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Nov
18



British TV just not supplying what people want

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Red Bee Media has recently conducted a survey that has shown the people in the UK are generally unsatisfied with the TV and radio options that are being broadcast. The company have recently announced that they are bringing together many groups of people to conduct think tanks and debates to see where broadcast media is …

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Oct
27



Parky heading back to TV

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Sir Michael Parkinson, “Parky” as he is known with great affection by multitudes of fans in the UK and elsewhere, is going to provide another great treat for UK audiences next year.  Though many reporters hail the move as “coming out of retirement”, the fact is that Parky never did retire from his career; he …

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Oct
21



Vacation, Vacation, Vacation takes a long holiday

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Vacation, Vacation, Vacation the Phil Spencer and Kristie Allsopp holiday show broadcast on Channel 4 was canceled after the station decided that it was not identifying enough with its viewers.  The eight part travel show started at the beginning of this year and attempted to ride off of the success of Spencer and Allsopp’s DIY …

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Oct
05



Noah Fielding’s Luxury Comedy to give you more Boosh

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The creator of The Mighty Boosh, Noah Fielding is returning to the television with a new show that he has created called, Noah Fielding’s Luxury Comedy. The show is half animated and half filmed; it is a character based comedy and features music from Kasabian’s Sergio Pizzorno. Show and Tell is a show that is …

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