All Features articles – Page 32
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What makes a show risky? Top execs have their say
The BBC’s Clare Sillery, UKTV’s Mark Iddon, ITV’s Sue Murphy and C4’s Tim Hancock discuss the shows on which have taken risks
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That’s Life!: ‘A show ahead of its time’
From law-changing investigations to talking dogs, That’s Life! was a groundbreaking show that kickstarted the careers of some of TV’s biggest names
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Esther Rantzen: in her own words
The veteran TV presenter on the funniest moments on That’s Life!, the story she’s proudest of and the state of consumer journalism today
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Big Brother, Survivor and Deal or No Deal: a Remarkable run
How have Natalka Znak and Claire O’Donohoe resurrected a trio of monster formats – and what’s next?
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Black women in TV salute their sisters: Part two
Nicola Gregory, Sarah Asante and Samantha Stewart are among those celebrating their peers for this year’s female-focused Black History Month
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Black women in TV salute their sisters: Part one
Angela Ferreira, Annika Allen and Lola Oliyide are among those celebrating their peers for this year’s female-focused Black History Month
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C5 greenlights thriller from The Teacher creator
The Cuckoo (w/t) is a ‘tense and twisty’ drama created by Barunka O’Shaughnessy
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Analysis: Is the industry doing enough to prevent sexual harassment?
Broadcast speaks to the author of a damning study of sexual misconduct in film and TV, and asks what can be done to tackle it
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The Continental: avoiding a John Wick ‘cash grab’
Exec producers Basil Iwanyk and Erica Lee explain their care in not “killing a franchise”
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All smiles as comedy comes to the fore
While unscripted still dominates, international drama and comedy are well represented as the knock-on effects of the US writers strike continue
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Dispatches’ Alistair Jackson sets out in-house unit’s stall
Investigations editor explains the team’s mission to support indies with their ambitious investigations
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The Dark Emu Story
‘International audiences have always been fascinated with the Aboriginal experience in Australia’
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The Arctic, 66.5 Degrees North
‘The production is very rich in entertainment, as well as having a powerful message’
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The Nobody Zone: Interview with an Irish Serial Killer
‘This is a striking and immersive way of bringing this extraordinary story to life’
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Factual and Formats
Ob-docs and true crime continue their factual streak with Strip and The Flight Attendant Murders leading
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Haaland: Breaking Ground
‘Offers unfiltered access to the biggest name in football right now’
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The Flight Attendant Murders
‘It’s a potentially jaw-dropping miscarriage of justice with lots of eyewitness contributors’
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