TVChoice Awards 2012 shortlist announced
The shortlist for this year’s TVChoice Awards has been revealed, with nominations for Merlin, Doctor Who, Skins and Sherlock.
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The shortlist for this year’s TVChoice Awards has been revealed, with nominations for Merlin, Doctor Who, Skins and Sherlock.
BAFTA has today announced this year’s nominations for the Arqiva British Academy Television Awards.
From September 1938 to the outbreak of WWII, the second series of Upstairs Downstairs was always destined to labour under an all-pervading sense of the gathering doom.
Upstairs Downstairs star Neil Jackson, who played chauffeur Harry Spargo, has reported that the BBC One period drama has been axed.
One can only assume that ITV1’s Titanic was scripted in-between sips of a G&T on the Downton Abbey set.
It was large, grand and – with so many talented names on board – hyped up to be pretty much unsinkable, but ITV1’s Titanic seems to have foundered on the iceberg of a fragmented and repetitive narrative.
Amy Downham joins the cast of Channel 4 soap Hollyoaks this week as bohemian new teacher Jen Gilmore. Tilly is swept off her feet by the fiery newcomer, but is shocked when she discovers who Jen really is.
> Catch up with Hollyoaks on 4OD.
We caught up with Amy to find out what she likes to watch to relax between filming…
TV show to cheer you up:
“Anything that makes my sides hurt from laughing! I love Would I Lie to You or a good bit of stand-up like Michael McIntyre or Lee Mack.”
TV show to watch before going to sleep:
“I love a good drama just before I sleep, like a bedtime story! Recent favourites have been Downton Abbey, Birdsong and White Heat.”
Favourite “guilty pleasure” TV show:
“No telling ok?! For my sins it’s Made in Chelsea… I’m actually pretty excited about the next episode.”
TV show that reminds you of your childhood:
“I didn’t have TV until I was 18 so I was deprived of the joys of childhood TV! I’m a dab hand at arts and crafts though!”
TV show that reminds you of being a teenager:
“Still no TV… but we had neighbours who did! Every Thursday night we’d go over and watch Strange but True, a pretty dire supernatural documentary, but back then I loved it!”
So here we are; the final throws of a dying giant twist and turn, but regretfully to no avail.
ITV1’s four-part Titanic drama serial concludes this weekend with the final episode.
We’ve had three instalments of ITV’s Titanic now and scriptwriter Fellowes’ looping-back narrative is starting to feel ever so slightly tired.