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The digital switchover explained

TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 12th January 2012

The digital switchover's fast approaching, and you'll no doubt have questions. Fear not. All of them and more are answered here.

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The LittleBigPicture Children in Need 2011 liveblog

TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 18th November 2011

When I was at school, the word 'telethon' was often used to liken someone to the educationally subnormal. Well, NO MORE. It's Friday night, I am of a charitable disposition and I want to give something back. So join me for ... The LittleBigPicture Children in Need 2011 liveblog. Like it says at the top.

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Actual noteworthy thing happens on Chris Moyles' Quiz Night

TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 6th November 2011

David Walliams has incurred the ire of decent people everywhere by stating on Chris Moyles' Quiz Night that he'd like to perform a sex act on a member of One Direction. The sex act in question was not to 'fuck off'.

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How to make a cheap serial killer documentary

TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 13th October 2011

The ideal recipe for a decent hour's viewing: you channel-flick a while and chance upon a documentary about a serial killer. It's cheap, it's schlocky, but it'll pass the time before the Television X free preview kicks in.

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If Dog the Bounty Hunter was actually a dog

TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 6th October 2011

It might look something like this ... (*dream dissolve*)

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Play the Parents Television Council 'baffling moral crusade' game

TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 29th September 2011

I was reading about American pressure group the Parents Television Council and its crusade against NBC's The Playboy Club. Turns out that its website is a goldmine. But how many SICK, EVIL TV shows can you identify through the PTC's descriptions of their most offensive traits?

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