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Spies

2017-03-28T16:30:00Z

Do you have what it takes to be a spy? That’s the question posed by Minnow Films, and the seed from which its secret service recruitment format grew.
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LA92

2017-03-28T12:52:00Z

The 1992 Los Angeles riots have gone down in history as the first to be fully captured on camera.
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Trumped - Inside The Greatest Political Upset Of Our Time

2017-03-28T12:40:00Z

The election of Donald Trump as US president will keep documentary producers and current affairs teams busy for the next four years.
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Jackie - A Tale Of Two Sisters

2017-03-28T12:14:00Z

Continuing 3DD’s Tale Of Two Sisters series – which has already looked at Anne Frank and Amelia Earhart and their lesser-known siblings – this one-off documentary attempts to get to the heart of arguably one of the most famous women of the 20th century: Jackie Kennedy Onassis.
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Sex Tape

2017-03-28T12:00:00Z

Sex sells and Israeli producer and distributor Armoza Formats hopes that this will help shift its latest project, Sex Tape.
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Blue Planet II

2017-03-28T11:28:00Z

David Attenborough is heading back under the sea with Blue Planet II, the next juggernaut to emerge from the BBC’s Natural History Unit.
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The Commute

2017-03-28T11:13:00Z

In The Commute, Waddell Media has taken the mundanity of the morning journey and used it to delve into the daily conversation
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Cheap, Cheap, Cheap

2017-03-28T11:02:00Z

Cheap, Cheap, Cheap was born when Noel Edmonds convinced Hat Trick managing director Jimmy Mulville to play a guessing game over an impromptu lunch.
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Martha & Snoop

2017-03-28T09:54:00Z

Martha And Snoop’s Potluck Dinner Party, in which the celebrity chef teams up with the gangster rapper, is one of the stranger titles to launch at Mip TV.
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Empire Builders

2017-03-27T17:21:00Z

PBS will look at 10 of the world’s greatest empires with Pilot Film and Television’s Empire Builders.
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School of Roars

2017-03-27T17:19:00Z

This animated series from Dot to Dot uses laughter to dispel any fears pre-school children may have about their first day at school.
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Kid E-Cats

2017-03-27T17:18:00Z

Kid-E-Cats boasts an executive team with a strong kids’ programming pedigree.
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Hunter Street

2017-03-27T17:04:00Z

When the parents of five foster children mysteriously disappear, the kids decide to investigate – and are dragged into an adventure in which the secrets of the Ludwig family are gradually revealed.
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Happy Art Happy Life

2017-03-27T16:57:00Z

Inspired by the works of renowned artist Romero Britto, Happy Art Happy Life (w/t) seeks to spark enthusiasm among pre-school children for art and creativity in all aspects of their lives.
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Candy Crush

2017-03-27T16:51:00Z

US network CBS made headlines in October when it revealed it is developing a live-action reality show around Candy Crush – the strangely addictive mobile game with more than 2 billion users.
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Mythbusters

2017-03-27T16:47:00Z

Mythbusters was one of Discovery Channel’s longest-running hits, conducting 2,950 experiments with 910 explosions and using 83 miles of duct tape over 282 episodes, across 15 series.
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Let It Shine

2017-03-27T16:46:00Z

Gary Barlow’s reimagining of the traditional talent contest offers a big-hearted, high-gloss twist on the classic singing competition.
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Guiltology

2017-03-27T16:40:00Z

Science meets true crime in six-part factual series Guiltology, produced by Jane Root’s transatlantic indie Nutopia.
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The Forest

2017-03-27T16:38:00Z

The Forest is a brooding French noir about a small community dealing with a spate of disappearances.
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World of Dance

2017-03-27T16:36:00Z

Having started out as a member of the Fly Girl troupe on US sketch series In Living Color, Jennifer Lopez has been aware of global dance competition World of Dance for years.