Countdone?
Wednesday, July 23, 2008 by Graham Kibble-White · Comments Off
Bloody hell. Des O’Connor’s quitting Countdown!
The doctor is still in
Wednesday, July 23, 2008 by Steve Williams · Comments Off
As David Butler and Bob McKenzie used to constantly mention, predictions are a tough business. That’s certainly my excuse for my post a month ago where I suggested ITV1′s current repeat run of Doc Martin would be inelegantly pulled from the schedules before the end. Four weeks on, not only is it still there, but the ratings are actually going up! Read more
Dragons’ Edge
Tuesday, July 22, 2008 by Graham Kibble-White · 1 Comment
Think you recognised pop-eyed Barry plugging his “Air Oasis” on last night’s Dragons’ Den (and, by the way, I was disappointed Peter Jones didn’t chip in with “water disaster” or “it’s a big H2-no from me”)? In 1997, he was one of the three featured on The Cutting Edge documentary, “The Complainers”. Remember that one? It begat the subsequent doco, “Rogue Males”, of fake-fight-on-the-front-lawn infamy.
Beyond the Dave
Thursday, July 10, 2008 by Graham Kibble-White · 2 Comments
So, last year UKTV G2 became Dave, we were all a bit puzzled, but it paid dividends in terms of viewers. Today, UKTV have announced further rebrands …. Read more
Do the Hustle!
Wednesday, July 9, 2008 by Graham Kibble-White · Comments Off
The next series of Hustle is now filming. And cast confirmed? Read more
Wogan for the Noel slot? Deal!
Tuesday, July 8, 2008 by Graham Kibble-White · Comments Off
This just in: Terry Wogan’s Total Recall! Read more
Hotels, you could say, are her Forte
Tuesday, July 8, 2008 by Graham Kibble-White · Comments Off
Two years ago, I was extolling the virtues of Five’s The Hotel Inspector. And I’m about to do just that again.
“Tigana! Tigana! Platini! Goal!”
Monday, July 7, 2008 by Steve Williams · Comments Off
I’m never sure why any preview of the BBC and ITV’s coverage of a major football tournament involves pitting the two against each other, as we’ll have to watch both to see all the matches. Indeed, in Euro 2008, for the first time in a generation, no match will be screened on both channels, with ITV1 electing not to screen the final live. Read more