All Comment articles – Page 79
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CriticsTV Critics: The Three Day Nanny; Versailles; Man Down
“This show can offer useful tips…but only if it’s being honest with us.”
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CommentA year of unprecedented change for the TV industry
There will be much to talk about at this year’s Edinburgh TV Festival, says Fiona Campbell
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CommentBrexit vote offers lessons for TV
Tackling social exclusion should be a priority, says Andrew Sheldon
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CriticsTV Critics: Van Gogh’s Ear; Flying to the Ends of the Earth
“Neither dismantled the myth nor really solved any mysteries”
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CriticsTV Critics: The 80s with Dominic Sandbrook; Mo Farah: Race of His Life
“It’s not worthy, furrowed-browed analysis. It’s bold, cheerful, there is knitwear and jokes”
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CommentHelp is at hand when your day job becomes traumatic
Don’t be afraid to ask for support when work takes a tough turn, says David Richardson
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CommentSubtitlers’ hard work will pay off for Rio audience
Lessons from London 2012 have been learnt and we’re ready for action, says Rachel Thorn
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CommentThe new power generation
Verizon is splashing cash in US to reach millennials, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentTV serendipity is still a delight
All hail the on-demand revolution - but it’s not without issues
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CriticsTV Critics: Ken Loach; Tom Daly; 1966; The Secret Agent
“As absorbing an arts documentary as has been made recently”
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PodcastTalking TV: Fleabag and ITV Studios
Talking TV returns with a brand new host as the latest edition assesses the increasing importance of ITV Studios to its parent company and hears from the producer of BBC3’s drunk and dirty comedy Fleabag.
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CriticsTV Critics: Hugh’s War on Waste; Roger Bannister: Everest on the Track; Full Steam Ahead
“Unlike an Amazon parcel, this programme was densely packed – with good fact-finding, attention-grabbing stunts and solid campaign journalism”
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CriticsTV Critics: The Three Day Nanny; Masters of the Pacific Coast; Long Lost Family
“Even if you don’t totally believe this happy-families journey, Three Day Nanny does have some good advice and tips.”
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CommentDetermination and self-belief helped us to reach our documentary destination
We managed to show a new side to China despite being in the shadow of McGregor and Boorman’s Long Way Round, says Ryan Pyle
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CommentThe skills and staff conundrum
BBC board needs right faces; super-indies need right packages
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CriticsTV Critics: Wasted; Inside the Factory
“It’s very funny – in a way that might occasionally make you ashamed of yourself for laughing.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Naked Attraction; Coach Trip: Road to Ibiza; Dispatches: How School Bosses Spend Your Millions
“By the time bisexual Mal revealed ‘what kind of vagina she liked’ with an anatomical description you could feel your brain starting to desiccate.”
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CommentDiscovering the rules of Naked Attraction
Convincing more than 80 people to strip off on TV taught Naked Attraction series editor Vivienne Molokwu plenty of lessons.
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CriticsTV Critics: Robot Wars; Keith Richards: The Origin of the Species; The Marvellous World of Roald Dahl
“Silly, this certainly was. And probably pointless, too. But you couldn’t help thinking that Robot Wars’ time has finally come.”