Article Archive for February 2010
Cuts by the BBC will see the budget for foreign imports cut by a quarter, a report by the Times revealed today. For some time the BBC have said that hard decisions will have to be made as it wants to fund a new programming strategy costing £600 million. The BBC report, which is due [...]
Today, Dr Linda Papadopoulous’ report for the Home Office on children’s consumption of sexualised images was published, part of a wider investigation and strategy on tackling violence against women and girls. The findings within suggest that a glut of sexualised imagery in the media is responsible for a generation of aggressive, macho boys and promiscuous [...]
Political satire is one of the most incisive and powerful forms of TV comedy. At its best, it can spark a moment of profound realisation, and in doing so elevate comedy to the status of art. Every year, television schedulers present plenty of inane sketch shows, sitcoms and panel shows for us to swallow, but [...]
It’s a wonder (and wonderful!) how relevant Small Wonder is in 2010! Watching VICI, the Lawsons, and the Brindles made my niece and nephew laugh just as hard as I did over a decade ago watching the series for the first time. This time around, I can catch the parents’ innuendo, of course, and giggle [...]
It’s the season finale of Heroes! And, The List! Download Season 4 Episode 19 You can also find out how to email us and SUBSCRIBE FROM ITUNES!
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It’s late, it’s great – it’s End Of Show’s HEROES podcast. Download Season 4 Episode 18 You can also find out how to email us and SUBSCRIBE FROM ITUNES!
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It’s late, it’s great – it’s End Of Show’s HEROES podcast. Download Season 4 Episode 14 You can also find out how to email us and SUBSCRIBE FROM ITUNES!
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This article contains spoilers for the first episode of Party Down season 2. Party Down passed through on cable network Starz last year as a hidden gem, a secret you don’t want to get out in case it becomes a massive hit and they re-cast it with Spencer Pratt and a talking hotdog or something. [...]
VIVA, the reality centred MTV channel new to freeview and freesat, will deliver a new chunk of addictive nonsense this February with the show ‘Bromance’. Just like ‘Paris Hilton’s My New BFF’ the programme aims to put contestants through humiliating trials in order to win the role of ‘bro’ to a lame reality star, in [...]
