As others have said, even as a fan of Jordan’s, the concept was thin and it’s no great surprise to not see another series. There are better versions of the same format (such as Bradders and Barney). It’s not some great sensational Axing.
Do ITV have any requirement regarding independent productions in prime time? Not sure who made this or indeed their other series that fill the soap sandwich slots but I'd have thought they were the sort of shows that might come from independent producers (and not those owned by ITV) so that could potentially cause issues down the line, though I suspect they likely exceed their quotas anyway.
Brekkie post_id=67642 time= user_id=976 Wrote:Do ITV have any requirement regarding independent productions in prime time? Not sure who made this or indeed their other series that fill the soap sandwich slots but I'd have thought they were the sort of shows that might come from independent producers (and not those owned by ITV) so that could potentially cause issues down the line, though I suspect they likely exceed their quotas anyway.
The Bev/Jordan show was made by Lifted (formerly known as ITV Studios Entertainment). I'm pretty sure they do have a quota but quite a lot of their schedule, including primetime (in fact probably more-so primetime), is made up of indie-made shows anyway that I expect they probably do meet it anyway.
gottago post_id=67646 time= user_id=900 Wrote:The Bev/Jordan show was made by Lifted (formerly known as ITV Studios Entertainment). I'm pretty sure they do have a quota but quite a lot of their schedule, including primetime (in fact probably more-so primetime), is made up of indie-made shows anyway that I expect they probably do meet it anyway.
I imagine they actually exceed the quota just from things like Tipping Point.
And half the soap fillers seem to be made by Multi Story Media (I.e ITV) anyway
Big fan of the set design this year for the BRITs. Very old school.
DeMarkay post_id=67746 time= user_id=1013 Wrote:Big fan of the set design this year for the BRITs. Very old school.
I definitely agree. Have they distanced from a themed award this year? I expected the award to resembled the pylon theme, but it seems to just be a metal award this year. The whole ceremony feels back to basics, in a really good way. Bar the little slip of a swear word earlier Mo has been a fantastic host and has thrived off the atmosphere in the arena.
Fanoftv post_id=67765 time=1644357590 user_id=805 Wrote:DeMarkay post_id=67746 time= user_id=1013 Wrote:Big fan of the set design this year for the BRITs. Very old school.
I definitely agree. Have they distanced from a themed award this year? I expected the award to resembled the pylon theme, but it seems to just be a metal award this year.
They made these sculptures that nominees got before the show, which are actually quite beautiful
https://twitter.com/BRITs/status/1471752...e%2F085152
I wonder what’s in the Charlotte Church episode of Kate Garraway’s Life Stories? Second week it’s been replaced by another edition. Looks like it’s in next weeks schedule, for now.
Is it a ploy to get people watching potentially less interesting episodes?
Brekkie post_id=68008 time= user_id=976 Wrote:Is it a ploy to get people watching potentially less interesting episodes?
Next week, Kate Garraway talks to Elvis Presley*
*sorry, we had to pull that one, here’s Dominic Littlewood instead
Ash101 post_id=68007 time= user_id=936 Wrote:I wonder what’s in the Charlotte Church episode of Kate Garraway’s Life Stories? Second week it’s been replaced by another edition. Looks like it’s in next weeks schedule, for now.
Hmmm...
(spoiler for another show, but related)
If that's the case they should've just scheduled her episode to air last in the first place.
Simon Cowell has COVID, so he missed some Britain's Got Talent auditions.
gottago post_id=68023 time=1644573439 user_id=900 Wrote:Ash101 post_id=68007 time= user_id=936 Wrote:I wonder what’s in the Charlotte Church episode of Kate Garraway’s Life Stories? Second week it’s been replaced by another edition. Looks like it’s in next weeks schedule, for now.
Hmmm...
(spoiler for another show, but related)
This seems to back that up.
I was reading the ITV (main channel) schedule. The teatime regional news today has been scrapped because of the six nations championship