Opinion – Page 240
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Comment19 Jan '10
“This section of Paul’s journey felt more personal.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment15 Jan '10
“Funny then not funny; sharp, then suddenly, lamentably pedestrian.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Comment14 Jan '10
“Creaking, lame, unfunny, arcane and stuffed with cardboard characters.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentNurse Jackie / Englishman in New York / White Boy, Black Nanny
Samantha Bakhurst and Paul Robinson review new shows featuring a nurse, an icon and the apartheid legacy.
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CommentBBC must start to help itself
Corporation has to fight criticism by improving public perception, writes Emily Bell.
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CommentC4 News / Male-heavy panel shows
Emily Booth shares her love of Channel 4 News and her loathing of the lack of women on panel shows.
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CommentJames O'Hara, ITFC
ITFC managing editor James O’Hara on his top three sex symbols, who he’d put in the Big Brother house and the best advice he’s ever been given.
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CommentSnowed in, stocked up
Ice Age conditions played havoc with TV’s year-round productions over the past fortnight, but the Blitz spirit lives on.
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CommentWill the Beeb rue Ross’ exit?
Questions abound as the star leaves gaping hole in chatshow format.
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CommentChris Evans: the verdict
If Chris Evans first day on the breakfast show was a job interview then he wore the suit and tie, didn’t say anything outlandish, and did enough to get a call back for the second interview. But while he didn’t show the flashes of brilliance at which he excels, Paul ...
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Comment12 Jan '10
“It wasn’t shy of expressing its opinions.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV
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Comment11 Jan '10
“Too heavy on the ecstasy and too light on the agony.” Read on for the verdict on the weekend’s TV.
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CommentCrisis at R2 when Ross departs? Absolutely not
Jonathan Ross has done a good job for Radio 2, but the party is over, writes Paul Robinson.
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CommentWhat next for Jonathan Ross?
Yes he was overpaid, yes he courted controversy that the BBC could well do without, but while the corporation may be secretly relieved about Jonathan Ross’s exit in the short-term, he leaves an enormous gap that it will struggle to fill, writes Lisa Campbell.
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CommentNew year, new opportunity
Happy New Year! We’re opening the first issue of 2010 with our Hot 100: Broadcast’s list of who’s made waves in the industry over the past year.
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