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    Saints and sinners

    2004-04-15T10:44:53Z

    As some of the top jobs in broadcasting become vacant, Broadcast considers some of TV's most notorious heroes and villains and asks which management styles inspire loyalty - and which provoke fear and loathing

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    Bad Girls (ITV1) - Jame Walton, Daily Telegraph

    2004-04-15T10:12:00Z

    'Embarrassingly enjoyable.'...

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    Bad Girls (ITV1) - Charlie Catchpole, Daily Star and Daily Express

    2004-04-15T10:10:00Z

    'Bitchy, brassy women. Weak corrupt men. Sex, drugs and violence.'...

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    Every Time You Look at Me (BBC2) - Joe Joseph, The Times

    2004-04-15T10:08:00Z

    'Every Time You Look at Me was poignant, often moving.'...

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    Every Time You Look at Me (BBC2) - Sam Wollaston, Guardian

    2004-04-15T10:04:00Z

    'It's obviously a good thing to see a drama that tackles disability honestly... It's just a shame it had to be so d...

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    Every Time You Look at Me (BBC2) - Jim Shelley, Daily Mirror

    2004-04-15T09:58:00Z

    'As soppy as Bambi, moving, thought-provoking and funny.'...

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    Every Time You Look at Me (BBC2) - Peter Paterson, Daily Mail

    2004-04-15T09:55:00Z

    'All this disability propaganda rather over-extended the piece, which, at 90-minutes, was far too long: had this be...

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    Bravo buys Guns 'n' Roses inspired sitcom

    2004-04-15T08:30:00Z

    Bravo has bought an animated sitcom staring guitarist Slash from rock band Guns 'n' Roses. The 8 x 30-minute Kid Notorious , from Comedy Central, is voiced by Robert Evans, the Hollywood producer behind The Godfather, Chinatown and ...

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    Ancient Egyptians on route to Japan

    2004-04-15T08:30:00Z

    Ancient egyptians, Wall to Wall's award-winning£6m historical documentary series, is set to be screened in Japan, writes Colin Robertson.

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    S4C rejigs team in bid to boost co-pros

    2004-04-15T08:30:00Z

    Welsh channel S4C has reshuffled its international team as part of a bid to shift its focus onto co-productions, writes Michael Rosser.

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    Latin america to air without prejudice?

    2004-04-15T08:30:00Z

    Channel 4 gameshow Without Prejudice is to be remade for viewers in Latin America. The 12 Yard format has been sold by Screentime Partners to Buenos Aires-based producer RGB Entertainment. The hidden-camera format, which gives a cash prize to members of the public based ...

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    Celador racks up global format sales

    2004-04-15T08:30:00Z

    Celador International has secured a raft of sales for three of its key formats. Talking Telephone Numbers has been picked up by producer TV Prava, which will produce a local series for RTS. The Brainiest format has been licensed to TVN in Poland for 10 x 60-minute series, ...

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    Imago inks Extreme entertainment deal

    2004-04-15T08:30:00Z

    Indie Imago Productions has signed a joint-venture deal with Extreme Entertainment to represent its new projects around the world. The deal is intended to generate

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    3DD wins global rights to aids benefit

    2004-04-15T08:30:00Z

    3DD Entertainment has picked up the exclusive worldwide distribution rights to Nelson Mandela's Aids awareness concert, 46664: The Message. The concert, held in Cape Town in November, was produced by Endemol UK's Initial TV and has been packaged as an hour-long TV special. It features performances from musicians such as ...

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    Five factual series to analyse rare diseases

    2004-04-15T08:30:00Z

    Five is to launch a factual strand focusing on unusual diseases and has commissioned Lion Television and Landmark Films to produce the first batch, writes Michael Rosser.

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    Rogue trader to play celebrity poker

    2004-04-15T08:30:00Z

    Flextech channel Challenge has lined up rogue trader Nick Leeson, Radio 1 DJ Colin Murray and Tom Parker Bowles for a new series of Celebrity Poker Club. Indie Presentable is making the 9 x 90-minute series, which will air from the end of June. The executive producers for Challenge are ...

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    Discovery orders al-qaida documentary

    2004-04-15T08:30:00Z

    October Films has been commissioned by Discovery Europe to produce a fast turnaround documentary on the recent terrorist attacks in Madrid. The one-hour special will examine the events of 11 March in which a suspected al-Qaida bomb killed more than 190 train passengers. Relatives of victims and investigators will be ...

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    C4 commissions shaken babies film

    2004-04-15T08:30:00Z

    Channel 4 editor, education and science Simon Dickson has ordered a 60-minute documentary on the recent controversy surrounding shaken babies from Films of Record in association with Pillarbox. The working-titled Beyond Reasonable Doubt will be directed by Juliet Murray and Clarissa Kindred and executive produced by Roger Graef and Clare ...

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    RDF wins two travel shows from five

    2004-04-15T08:30:00Z

    Five controller, features and entertainment Ben Frow has ordered two travel shows from RDF Media - Great Escapes and The World's 20 Best?. The shows are due to air next month and were both executive produced by RDF chief executive David Frank

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    Beam.TV and IMD pioneer digital ad delivery

    2004-04-15T08:30:00Z

    Beam.tv and Independent Media Distribution (IMD) last week became the first companies in the UK to digitally deliver a television commercial to a broadcaster via the internet when a Nestle commercial was delivered via an end-to-end digital IP network to Viacom-owned MTV, writes Rick Dacey.