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Robson Green is back. Those four words are enough to fill any advertiser targeting women with utter delight. In this new series, Green plays - guess what - a loveable rogue, too busy womanising to put much effort into the building business he set up with his miserable brother, played by Stephen Tompkinson...
It s a while since some high-profile football has appeared on terrestrial television so the England v Luxembourg game was likely to pull in the crowds.
London Fashion Week has, as ever, caused a stir in the media, and in this well-timed documentary, Clive James found the perfect foil for his flip commentary in the vacuous world of haute couture.
Just as cooking and DIY shows are becoming increasingly prolific on TV, style programmes are also catching on. She s Gotta Have It, fronted by Jimmy Tarbuck s daughter, Liza, is Channel 4 s latest offering on fashion.
Last Saturday, Channel 4 kicked off a six-part series based on Armistead Maupin s bestseller, More Tales of the City, a candid look at life in 70s San Francisco.
The hapless Neil Morrissey was given a chance to flex his thespian muscles beyond beer and breasts in ITV s Saturday night peak-time offering, the Vanishing Man.
The theme of women getting their kit off on TV continues with last week s first episode of Big Women on Channel 4. Written by Fay Weldon and hyped up to the seams, the four-part drama looks at radical feminism in the 70s and is based on the establishment of the leading feminist publisher, Virago.
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