The Wire to Receive Broad Airtime on UK Television
April 4, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
Fans of popular television crime series The Wire who are used to watching the show on boxed sets can rest easy now. There are now plans on UK television channels showing all five seasons of the now-defunct series across weekday nights this spring, so old and new fans alike will be able to see the series in its entirety.
The Wire began its run on American television magnate HBO in 2002, and ran until March of 2008. Each season of The Wire focuses on one aspect of city life - a spokesperson of the show has noted that it was not intended for the show to be entirely focused on crime and police. Read more
Brits in Hollywood: a Look into the American appetite for British television
April 2, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
British talent has long been making tracks in Hollywood, particularly in the realm of television. From scriptwriting to on-screen talent, Brits continue to succeed in selling, developing and importing British television to the US.
But it’s no surprise as to why. The American appetite for British television is sizeable. This spring and summer, American versions of I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here! , Merlin, and Who Do You Think You Are? will make their debuts on US television. Moreover, with shows like Dancing With the Stars (Strictly Come Dancing) and Wife Swap featuring on US channels, it’s clear that British ideas have become a staple of American television. Read more






























