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- Can Jed Mercurio's Line of Duty resuscitate the police drama?
  
  Mark Lawson: The new cop show from the creator of Cardiac Arrest and Bodies brings a fresh spin to a tired genre
- Which apps should be turned into TV shows?
  
  Stuart Heritage: Draw Something is headed for television – but what other games should commissioners have an eye on?
- Review: All in the Best Possible Taste with Grayson Perry
  
  Lucy Mangan: Grayson Perry is a true wizard – he takes the musings of the upper classes and transmutes them into art
  - Tonight's TV highlights
- E4 imports: how do you rate them?
  
  James Donaghy: Revenge has swanky appeal and New Girl quirky charm, but 2 Broke Girls is just cheap – how would you score the new roster?
- Doctor Who's Matt Smith: the rowing gets tough
  
  Vicky Frost: Matt Smith and co-star Sam Hoare on their steep learning curve playing 1948 Olympic gold medal winners for BBC1
- Kenneth Branagh: wallowing in Wallander
  
  Vicky Frost: Kenneth Branagh used to find playing Wallander so grim, he went to flower shows to cheer himself up. He talks about the new series
- Julia Louis-Dreyfus: bucking the Seinfeld 'curse'
  
  John Patterson: Following stints on Saturday Night Live and Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus is taking on the White House in Armando Iannucci's Veep
- Man V Food: Adam Richman spills the beans
  
  Stuart Heritage: The cult culinary series has become a cultural touchstone, but how does its host survive those mammoth meat feats?
- James Joyce's Ulysses on BBC Radio 4 – review
  
  Fiachra Gibbons: This was the very epitome of Radio 4 flamboyance, a finely calculated compromise, erring strongly on the side of caution
  - Will you be tuning in for Radio 4's Ulysses marathon?
- Peter Robinson's Radio Daze: Gaydar
  
  This month Peter meets the team behind the station that went from website add-on to global brand. Warning: contains Brian Dowling
  - Radio Daze: Zack FM
  - Radio Daze: Kiss FM

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