Opinion – Page 146
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CommentTV Critics: Hebburn; My Tattoo Addiction; Tails You Win
“These people don’t behave or speak like real people, they behave and speak like a sitcom family.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentFair-minded factual wins hearts and eyeballs in US
The Choice shows there is a place for deep-dive docs, says Richard Kingsbury
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CommentTV Critics: Getting On; Grand Designs
“Everything about this show feels real and unforced.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentShould you work for free in TV ?
Views on the ethics of unpaid work vary according to age, say the authors of a new survey
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CommentAudience measurement’s future lies in set-top data
Linking with Rentrak will provide vital US data for UK businesses, says David Graham
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CommentMoving the capital out of London
Creative England is tackling regional inequality, says Caroline Norbury
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CommentBBC reviews must restore faith
Savile inquiry has to lead to a cultural shift at the corporation
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CommentTV Critics: Order and Disorder; The Great British Bake Off; Fresh Meat; The Great Pretender
“This was a stimulating hour that made science sound very close to metaphysics.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentTV Critics: Walking With Dogs; For The Love Of Dogs; Made In Chelsea; Sing For Your Life
“There surely must have been some serious culling of dull doggy stories because everything that remains is a little bit extraordinary.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentTV Critics: The Plane Crash; Hunted; Coronation Street
“Extraordinary television – mesmerising and terrifying.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentTV Critics: DCI Banks; Welcome to India; Great British Food Revival
“Some really superior writing is going on here.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentAnd finally: Dee Kahlon, Raw Cut Television
Raw Cut Television’s head of development talks flying poached pears and Bond.
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CommentStill wild about natural history after 30 years
This year’s Wildscreen Festival is the most open ever, says Richard Edwards
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CommentSavile: BBC must reveal truth
Openness must prevail if BBC is to draw a firm line under scandal
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CommentIs it YouTube’s time now?
Adding 60 new channels shows platform is a player, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentObituary: Cynthia Charles
Cynthia Charles, casting producer at the BBC and, more recently, Darlow Smithson, has died aged 50.
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CommentTV Critics: Wonderland; The Great Train Robbery; Timeshift
“The beauty contests looked so weird they might have belonged to another civilisation altogether.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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