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The 20 best TV shows of 2024
Ludovic Robert/ Netflix, Nick Strasburg/ HBO, Peacock From an electrifying action thriller with Keira Knightley to Ted Danson’s latest sitcom and a brutal Japanese period epic, we pick the year’s greatest programmes to stream right now. HBO 1. Industry The third season of this show set in the intense word of high finance pushed its…
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Controversial Disney decision on transgender storyline for upcoming animated series
Disney has caused controversy by cutting a planned transgender storyline from “Win or Lose,” a new animated TV series produced by Pixar which is due to released on February 19 next year. The show revolves around the Pickles, a co-ed softball team who are preparing to play in a big championship game. Each of the…
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The 50 best TV shows of 2024: No 4
If a big budget, witty spy thriller led by Hollywood actors is your thing, there is no shortage to choose from right now. The last few weeks alone have seen Eddie Redmayne picking off rightwing politicians in The Day of the Jackal and Ben Whishaw shooting anyone who looks at him a bit funny in…
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CNN now being cooked by Food Network in television ratings | NewsRadio 740 KTRH | KTRH Local Houston and Texas News
CNN has been on a path to irrelevance for some time now, worsening their stance in the media industry over the last eight years. They pushed anti-Donald Trump, pro-Left agenda stories for eight years, and now, they have started seeing that people are simply tired of them. A fall in ratings and cash has forced…
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TV tonight: Mary Berry’s boozy apricots and turkey pasties
Mary Makes Christmas 8pm, BBC One She turns 90 next year, but the star baker Mary Berry is still at it with the help (or hindrance) of some celebrity friends. Oti Mabuse, Nick Grimshaw (pictured) and Amanda Holden join in as she makes almond snowballs for the cold-water swimmers and stocking-filler boozy apricots and ginger flapjacks for the annual…
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Zak Knight Explains Why He’s Been Missing From AEW Television
Have you noticed that both Saraya and Zak Knight have been off AEW television? The former AEW Women’s World Champion just re-signed a one-year agreement with the company. However, since she lost her match on October 8th, the 32-year-old hasn’t been on AEW television since. Saraya eventually revealed that she was taking a hiatus from wrestling…
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Adam Silver admits NBA television ratings down, but fan interest not lacking
LAS VEGAS — NBA commissioner Adam Silver acknowledged that TV ratings for his sport are down this season, but said the dip did not equate to a lack of interest in pro basketball. “If you look at other data points, in terms of our business, for example, we’ve just come off the last two years…
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‘It’s time to go home for good’: Jeff Alexander signs off from WBAY after 30 years, many ‘Small Towns’
GREEN BAY – After stepping away from the anchor desk at WBAY-TV in July, “Small Towns” reporter Jeff Alexander is retiring from the station. His 30-year career at WBAY came to a close Tuesday, as he bid viewers farewell. “It has been just an honor. My cup is sincerely full, and I am just grateful beyond belief,” he told…
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Report: The Simpsons Return To UK Broadcast Television…With A Catch
One of the big kerfuffles that Disney has been dealing with the last couple of years on an international basis is removing series like The Simpsons from their broadcast homes and forcing everyone to switch to Disney+. The United States of America doesn’t have to put up with this so long as FOX Entertainment keeps renewing…
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After the U.K. Home of ‘The Simpsons’ Abandons Ship, What Does the Show’s Future on Television Look Like?
After 20 years of faithful broadcasts, the U.K.’s Channel 4 is dropping The Simpsons from its schedule. Maybe it’s making room for a TV adaptation of The Big Book of British Smiles. Specifically, Channel 4 is moving The Simpsons off of its usual “teatime” slot of 6:30 p.m. on their flagship network and sticking the series on one of their…