There's a vote going on for Best TV Show ever... The Wire seems to be winning hands down, Arrested ...   more »

"That's what I'm talking about"... and Lee wins, against the odds and sort of giving the impression it's okay to ...   more »

So Raef Bjayou goes, the slightly "plummy", slightly "wordy" one. Bit of a surprise, and you suspect they are keeping ...   more »

At last he gets rid of red pointy chinned witch Jenny... and in such a dismissive style, it was actually ...   more »

They are a nasty lot on The Apprentice this time around. Out right lying in the boardroom has now become par for the course, and bullying is also becoming popular...   more »

Last nights wasn't the best, but I'm beginning to wonder if Kevin Shaw isn't really being played by Matt Lucas...   more »

Did you see it... what idiots!!    more »

I bumped into David Blunkett once in 1994 in Majorca. We were in one of those convenience stores they have under the large hotels which sell everything from milk and bread, to flip-flops and other beach paraphernalia.

David Blunkett was buying a beach ball and my friends and I purchased the same "Blunkett Ball" to kick around the pool too...   more »

Savile Row is another excellent BBC documentaty looking at how London is changing. Filmed over a year the tailoring houses of Savile Row, synonymous with bespoke tailoring for two centuries, eye the jeanswear company's arrival with trepidation...   more »

Talks underway for an edition of The Weakest Link with Damon Albarn, Noel & Liam Gallagher, Jarvis Cocker and other Britpop alumni...   more »

You've got to love the BBC. Recently they've put out some great documentary series, the beautiful seven part The Genius ...   more »

“ Now it’s called ‘Big Brother’ or ‘American Idol,’ where in the preliminary rounds we wheel out the bewildered to be sniggered at by multimillionaires ” ....   more »

Search for a TV show, movie or actor find out when it/they are next on British television....   more »

The Genius of Photography is a six part series starting tonight on BBC4, tracking 170 years of photography.



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Charlie Brooker's Screenwipe.

 

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This weekend sees BBC4 hosts a collection of programmes selected and introduced by one Mr Stephen Fry to celebrate his fiftieth birthday. Sadly no "Jeeves



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Starting this week on BBC 4 is a four party documentary by Liz Mermin on Office Tigers, an organisation set up in India by an American company to provide office services to multinational companies around the globe....



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