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WHY DIDNT ANYONE TELL ME INTERIOR DESIGN MASTERS IS BACK

Accidentally put the BAFTA TV Awards in my calendar for the entire month of May, which would have been terrifying.

This needs to be confirmed for free-to-air television. Not behind a £30 paywall.

Must Watch at 1pm today: - Reviewing Euphoria Season 3 on HBO Max - Mint on BBC One - Margot's Got Money Problems on Apple TV Plus your excellent emails at [email protected]

Enjoying that BBC iPlayer has separated Balamory into two different eras like they did with Doctor Who.

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Would the BBC need to cut 2,000 jobs if everyone paid their license fee? Simon Draper (TV director) and @rebeccakcooney.bsky.social (Broadcast Magazine) on The Media Club with @scottygb.bsky.social, filling in for @mattdeegan.com. 📺 https://youtu.be/sNljXavvtfs 🔈 https://podfollow.com/themediaclub

Investigative journalism is how we fight back. We’re backing more queer journalists to deliver it Here’s how 👇🧵

lovely to know the bbc contributor payments have changed their payment system as of 1st April but has told no one and has stopped all payments since then with no warning. spectacular.

Just said “demon twink” on the radio.

😢 the greatest longitudinal study and incredible TV

Ian Katz is to stand down as Channel 4's Chief Content Officer. It's been anticipated for a while. He'll be leaving in October.

ITV has announced 70 Up, the documentary following contributors every seven years, is to come to an end. The director Michael Apted died in 2021. The Up film series has aired since 1964. Final episodes this year.

Absolutely brutal all-staff call currently taking place at the BBC. Up to 2,000 job cuts coming in Sept. BBC bosses painting bleak picture of finances. "Our funding model has reached end of life," interim DG Rhodri Talfan Davies said, per one insider. deadline.com/2026/04/bbc-...

With the (very sad) BBC cuts announced today, wonder what is stopping them moving BBC Three and BBC Four online, considering that so much on these channels these days are essentially repeats and few new programmes.

"Sources said Talfan Davies and BBC CFO Bérangère Michel painted a bleak picture of the corporation’s finances. They said it was unsustainable that 94% of the UK population use the BBC every month, but fewer than 80% pay the £180 annual licence fee." “Our funding model has reached end of life.”

The BBC has been in a continuous process of cutting costs and jobs and services since 2008.

Broadcast recording a four figure cut of staff at BBC and BBC Studios www.broadcastnow.co.uk/bbc/bbc-set-...

Nicola Coughlan and Aimee Lou Wood are the next two hosts of SNLUK.

@hayleycampbell.bsky.social Happy Birthday Hayley! 🎂🎁🎉🥂

And we’re up on BBC Sounds www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

Must Watch on at 1pm REVIEWS - The Miniature Wife on Sky and NOW - Malcolm in the Middle on Disney+ - Detective Hole on Netflix Listen to the podcast on BBC Sounds.

Linear television now doubling down on acquiring YouTube videos and putting them on television, after C5 does similar with P**** M****n

The biggest issue with the timeslot is it being on Sky One with no lead-in show. On a "normal" channel, it'd at least get some established popular programme before it. Sky One doesn't even have any other originals on atm besides the caravan park thing?

The #SNLUK cold open about Melania Trump was funny. The show seems quieter on social media though. youtu.be/X_Y4ZgrXwnc?...

I’ve loved space since I was a kid, and that was in large part because my elementary school wheeled TVs into our classrooms so we could watch every NASA launch and landing of the Shuttle–Mir program live. Knowing that a new generation gets to experience the same wonder has me all in my feelings 🥹

Update to the list.

This NASA coverage some of the most astonishing live television I’ve ever seen.

NASA commentator Rob Navias providing some of the most astonishing live event commentary I’ve ever heard.

What a beautiful live shot.

WATCH THE NASA YOUTUBE NOW

Whenever I see Mission Control.

Absolutely fascinating that NASA commentator is providing insight into what the astronauts are saying to CAPCOM just fantastic television

Love how CAPCOM trying to find a GPS like we all do navigating to the nearest Sainsbury’s.

During an interview today for TV the reporter asked me what I’m most looking forward to about the return of #Artemis II (referring I think to the science data/discoveries) and I replied that all I care about today is that the astronauts return home safely 🙏🏼

Still think the BBC missed a trick not doing a science show in prime time about Artemis II.

Love how NASA basically chose a Formula 1 commentator for the live coverage.

WHAT DO YOU MEAN THIS IS TELEVISED?!?!

My podcast making Popbitch is honestly a life goal.

Latest Substack is out. You should be watching 'The Other Bennet Sister.' worthwatching.substack.com/p/the-other-...

Hall of fame FT correction

David Duchovny played a transgender woman, Denise, on Twin Peaks in 1990 and when greeting Cooper, the show's protagonist, she says, "I prefer Denise, if you don't mind" and Cooper responds with "OK" and her identity is settled within a couple seconds and was a non-issue, 36 years ago.

Celeb Bake Off has pulled an upcoming episode with Scott Mills. variety.com/2026/tv/glob...

Wireless festival cancelled following Kanye West's banning from the UK, say organisers

Kanye West has been blocked travelling to the UK. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Artemis II turns round and goes back to the moon

the most terrifying news bar i have seen in my life

Russell T Davies’ Years & Years is a documentary

Trump just openly stating his intention to commit genocide at this point: "A whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again."