Live from Studio Five Five, weekdays Rating: Its makers describe it as “An early evening news and entertainment show with a difference”. But the differences are clear: it is not entertaining, it contains no news and no one watches it. Welcome to Live from Studio Five. If you are one of the 200,000 or...
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In it's sixth series, Hustle is a gift that just keeps giving.
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We’re all lying in the gutter, but Libby Fox should be staring at the stars – but she’s not – she’s hanging around in Walford with Josie Lawrence and Mintie.
Yes, more Eastenders (other programmes are available)
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As if you are not depressed enough if you’re watching TV on a Saturday night – along comes Take Me Out to eliminate your few remaining brain cells. It recreates a provincial nightclub meat-market
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She’s given us the best years of her life in silence – at last now it appears her reward has come. To borrow a phrase from IDS – the quiet (wo)man is turning up the volume – but could this set a dangerous precedent for TV production? Tracy the barmaid, played by the unfortunately...
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Jack’s back to save the world (America) for the eighth time … but this time he’s working with a muppet – not literally, Gonzo and Bunsen would make rather good Russian nuclear scientists – no, Freddie Prinze Jnr. Before you think this is a 24 slagging session, it’s not.
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Debuting Beehive City’s occasional TV review column… How do you celebrate 25 years of a well-loved soap? Get a bunch of teenagers to make a crap version of Hollyoaks – then put it on the internet. Eastenders E20 is a ruefully misjudged attempt at embracing the Youtube generation that follows the fortunes of four youngsters...
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