Bergerac: Jersey government asked for £1.8m for remake of hit series ( www.bbc.co.uk )
The Government of Jersey has been asked for £1.8m to fund a remake of BBC detective series Bergerac....
TV tonight: it’s time to enter the Celebrity Brother house ( www.theguardian.com )
All the usual bells and whistles, including a live feed so you can watch the celebs 24/7. Plus: Trump – the Sequel? Here’s what to watch this evening...
TV tonight: an explosive finale for Vicky McClure in Trigger Point ( www.theguardian.com )
Bomb disposal officer Lana faces a terrible dilemma. Plus: the excellent Alex Kingston tell’s the story of Frankenstein. Here’s what to watch this evening...
TV tonight: will it be a record-breaking night at the Brit Awards? ( www.theguardian.com )
Raye has already made headlines with seven nominations. Plus, Sofie Gråbø’s gripping prison drama continues. Here’s what to watch this evening...
TV tonight: it’s Eurovision party time with Graham Norton and Olly Alexander ( www.theguardian.com )
Two months out from the big event, UK contestant Alexander reveals the video for his song. Plus: it’s Snatch Week in RuPaul’s Drag Race!...
TV tonight: Darren McGarvey investigates the UK’s justice system ( www.theguardian.com )
It kicks off a brilliant series exploring justice, education and health facilities. Plus: TikTok comic Lucia Keskin’s first series. Here’s what to watch this evening...
First Images From Second Series Of BBC Comedy Horror Wreck ( www.beyondthejoke.co.uk )
cross-posted from: https://feddit.uk/post/8444673...
TV tonight: it’s Peaky Blinders week on Bring The Drama ( www.theguardian.com )
Bill Bailey’s strangely addictive acting competition heads to Birmingham. Plus: more witchy love on Domino Day. Here’s what to watch this evening...
TV tonight: a peek inside the world of a modelling agency ( www.theguardian.com )
New Model Agency shows how the industry is navigating trends and calls for increased diversity. Plus: The Hairy Bikers carry on riding west. Here’s what to watch this evening...
TV tonight: a gripping murder-trial experiment gets inside the heads of jurors ( www.theguardian.com )
The Jury: Murder Trial shows how jurors’ backgrounds influence their decisions. Plus: Rosie Jones’s gameshow is top ranking. Here’s what to watch this evening...
TV tonight: David Attenborough lends an ear to the sublime sounds of nature ( www.theguardian.com )
The natural history legend presents a feast of sight and sound. Plus: a beloved character faces the music in Call the Midwife. Here’s what to watch this evening...
BBC Orders ‘The Ministry of Time’ From A24, Dramas With Aimee Lou Wood, Rebecca Hall, Joseph Fiennes ( www.hollywoodreporter.com )
Director of BBC Drama Lindsay Salt unveiled the drama orders as part of a speech outlining her vision for the U.K. public broadcaster’s drama offering....
TV tonight: Sofie Gråbøl is back with another gripping European crime drama ( www.theguardian.com )
The Killing star plays a prison officer in an award-winning new show. Plus, it’s quarter finals time in the Gladiators’ arena. Here’s what to watch this evening...
TV tonight: Martin Compston and pal head to Scandinavia for a Norwegian Fling ( www.theguardian.com )
The Line of Duty actor and Phil MacHugh go skiing and meet the country’s youngest MP. Plus: The Great Escape: The True Story. Here’s what to watch this evening...
TV tonight: the shocking prevalence of abuse in British gymnastics ( www.theguardian.com )
Hard-to-hear but essential accounts from former gymnasts who allege they were abused by their coaches. Plus: timeless wisdom from the Big Yin. Here’s what to watch this evening...
TV tonight: a remarkable tale of conjoined twins ( www.theguardian.com )
Inseparable Sisters explores a father’s dilemma over whether his twin daughters should be separated. Plus: a bombshell in post in Alice & Jack. Here’s what to watch this evening...
TV tonight: Joe Lycett talks to Gary Lineker about his World Cup pitch poo ( www.theguardian.com )
It’s part of the comedian’s campaign to stop water company sewage leaks. Plus, the Hairy Bikers look west to Lancashire for culinary inspiration. Here’s what to watch this evening...
TV tonight: Michael Sheen’s haunting drama about a Welsh steel strike ( www.theguardian.com )
Sheen stars in and directs The Way, set in his home town of Port Talbot. Plus, Jed Mercurio’s enraging pandemic series. Here’s what to watch tonight...
Reappraise The Goodies as a catalyst for social change, says Samira Ahmed ( www.theguardian.com )
1970s show challenged attitudes by defying gender stereotypes and boldly addressing topical issues, broadcaster says...
TV tonight: Oppenheimer and Poor Things battle it out at the Baftas ( www.theguardian.com )
David Tennant hosts a particularly tense awards night. Plus, a brilliant documentary about the miners’ strike. Here’s everything to watch this evening...
TV tonight: what happened when Pete Doherty’s wife filmed him for a decade ( www.theguardian.com )
Katia de Vidas’s documentary about the troubled musician. Plus: it’s the Masked Singer final! Here’s what to watch this evening...
‘The IT Crowd’ [US]: A show Richard Ayoade admitted was “deeply weird” ( faroutmagazine.co.uk )
Coincidentally came up in a post on US remakes of British TV shows but I thought was worth a separate post (but go and check that other thread out too):...
Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere Deserves a Peak TV Upgrade ( www.denofgeek.com )
Yet, amid this very welcome Gaiman-is-suddenly-everywhere trend, we’ve somehow all managed to ignore the project of his that’s most overdue for a lavish, expensive on-screen reimagining: Neverwhere. An urban fantasy that follows the story of an everyday young man who finds himself transported to the mysterious world of...
TV tonight: a tender glimpse of a couple’s path through Alzheimer’s disease ( www.theguardian.com )
A deeply moving Storyville follows a former journalist and his wife as they navigate his condition. Plus: the fall of tennis champion Boris Becker. Here’s what to watch this evening...
TV tonight: what happened in Nasa’s space shuttle disaster 21 years ago? ( www.theguardian.com )
A three-part examination of the disintegration of Columbia, which killed seven astronauts. Plus, big clues in True Detective: Night Country. Here’s what to watch tonight...
