Category: Television

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    Howell Davies

    Ja’mie: Private School Girl to air next month

    Australian comedian Chris Lilley has announced that his new series Ja’mie: Private School Girl will air on BBC3.

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    Lucy Colclough

    Review: Mr Selfridge (Series 2, Episode 1)

    I’m sure I’m not the only one whose Sunday nights felt a little empty after the last series of Downton Abbey concluded over Christmas. Fear not fellow period drama lovers for ITV’s Mr Selfridge returns to plug that Downton sized hole. Series two begins with the fifth anniversary of Harry Gordon Selfridge’s famous London department store. The […]

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    Jake Smith

    Grammy Awards 2014 UK air date revealed

    4music are to premiere Grammy Awards 2014 in the UK.

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    Ella Goel

    Review: Girls (Season 3, episodes 1 and 2)

    Girls returns with characters which are as relatable as ever.

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    Charlotte Cowley

    Review: Call the Midwife (Series 3, episode 1)

    The third series of the award-winning show Call the Midwife sees the nurses and nuns return to their midwifery duties in a new clinic.

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    Jake Smith

    The Wizard of Oz television series in the pipeline

    NBC release information about their new series, Emerald City.

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    Barnaby Walter

    Ripper Street may be saved by LOVEFiLM

    The online streaming service may help the crime drama return for a third series.

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    Barnaby Walter

    Thousands of extra viewers flock to Silent Witness

    The BBC forensic drama continues to pull in viewers during its seventeenth series.

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    Jennifer Clough

    Review: Brooklyn Nine-Nine (Season 1, episode 1)

    Brooklyn Nine Nine is a new comedy to E4, and its well worth checking out.

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    Barnaby Walter

    Review: Silent Witness: In a Lonely Place, Part 2

    Dark green forests, death amongst nature, achingly beautiful handheld photography….I kept thinking I’d wandered into a Lars Von Trier movie. Perhaps it’s best it was just Silent Witness, and not some weird Scottish-set sequel to Antichrist, as I have no wish to see Emilia Fox taking a pair of rusty scissors to her privates (don’t […]

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    Barnaby Walter

    Review: Silent Witness: In a Lonely Place Part 1

    The show moves to Scotland to unearth some dark and disturbing crimes.

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    Jake Smith

    Roger Lloyd-Pack, Only Fools and Horses’ Trigger, dies aged 69

    Roger Lloyd-Pack dies of pancreatic cancer.

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    Rebecca James

    National Television Awards shortlist announced

    The shortlist for the National Television Awards has been released for voting.

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    Kirsty Bradley

    Review: Sherlock (Series 3, Episode 3)

    The final episode of Sherlock series three provided plenty of twists and turns.