Millionaire Hot Seat finally brings the format to a better length, since the 60-minute shows have been way too long for some time, and the original format’s well has run dry. However, this new format …
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Millionaire Hot Seat finally brings the format to a better length, since the 60-minute shows have been way too long for some time, and the original format’s well has run dry. However, this new format …
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The Floor features tons of contestants on a huge floor… 81 at a rough count – as it looks like a 9×9 grid. The first contestant, apparently picked at random, is Shivanni, aged 27. She’s …
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Red Eye Series 2: Crimson Icarus is here, and I can’t believe it’s been almost two years since the first series came round. How have we gone this long without more Jing Lusi on our …
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Accidental Tourist is all about getting Deal Or No Deal‘s Stephen Mulhern out of his comfort zone, who’s in almost everything these days, as is Ant & Dec… who are also in this. Before this …
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Frauds opens at the very remote (and fictional) La Cienaga Prison in the back of beyond in Spain, as Bert’s (Suranne Jones – Film Club) getting out of chokey after ten years in the slammer, …
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The Hack brings us David Tennant (The Thursday Murder Club) as journalist Nick Davies, who introduced to us the story of the 2008 phone hacking scandal from the News of The World, which even included …
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Coldwater Coldwater sees John (Andrew Lincoln – Penguin Bloom) taking his kids to the park, but soon witnesses a violent assault in the park which is truly shocking, and gets blamed for not intervening, although …
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Win Win… Well, anyone with only this to watch on a Saturday evening will lose, but anyway. This was not available for preview, and I understood that there might be some elements which have to …
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I Fought The Law is a new ITV drama based on a real-life situation, which begins in the House of Lords, 2003, with Ann Ming (the omnipotent Sheridan Smith – The Castaways) about to give …
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Transaction is the latest TV project to come across as a diversity box-ticking exercise, following Pushers and whatever passed for the last couple of series Doctor Who. Hey, it starts well, with hearing Ave Maria. …
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