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22 Oct 2014:
Graeme Virtue: Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell are finally back together. It’s just a shame that it’s on NCIS: New Orleans, a show lacking Quantum Leap’s cavalcade of creativity
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21 Oct 2014: Film-maker behind The Government Inspector and the BBC’s Wolf Hall in early stages of creating drama likely to air in 2016
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21 Oct 2014:
Stuart Heritage: Snarling, hunched and perpetually wreathed in cigarette smoke, he is the baddest baddie ever to grace Albert Square. And that’s why we love him. Welcome back
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20 Oct 2014: Danielle Henderson’s episode blog: This week we gained a shady priest, and in a horrific scene lost a valuable part of the crew
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20 Oct 2014: News: Walter White figurine comes with tiny bag of crystal meth, as ‘shocked and appalled’ Florida woman starts petition to get them removed from shelves
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20 Oct 2014:
Gwilym Mumford: Homeland’s return to form was too good to be true, as this ill-judged episode proved – has it all become a bit of a drag?
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19 Oct 2014: Viv Groskop: Not even a late, lavish cocktail party could save this episode, and the plot-based deja vu is becoming exhausting for regular viewers
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19 Oct 2014: Actor James Nesbitt says his role as a father grieving after his child disappears enabled him to face his own anxieties, writes Vanessa Thorpe
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19 Oct 2014:
Given the brilliance of programmes such as Peaky Blinders, how can Charles Dance say that our dramas don’t take risks, asks director and writer Dominic Savage
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18 Oct 2014: Lord Sugar’s new apprentices seem uncannily like all the old ones, while Homeland falls flat without Brody, writes Andrew Anthony
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17 Oct 2014: After years of playing screaming victims, women in today’s horror TV series and films depict something much more scary – repressed female anger
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17 Oct 2014:
Walford faces past and present at BBC1 fundraising evening which will also include Strictly Come Dancing and Doctor Who. By John Plunkett
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17 Oct 2014: Rebecca Nicholson: A romance, spy thriller, disaster flick and Bake Off all in one! But The Great Fire is still a bit limp
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16 Oct 2014: Sarah Hughes: The seeds of trouble are clearly sown in the best episode of the series so far, and though things seem to be going well for Tommy, his enemies are multiplying
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16 Oct 2014:
Andrew Collins: Thanks to the popularity of Nordic noir, viewers are more lingually liberal than ever before, which opens up a world of possibilities for the future of Welsh drama
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