Britain’s Got Talent, honest
William Grove invites you to pity talent show contestants – you never know, it could be him
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How to become a heroine addict
Double Standards and defamation: William Grove looks into the gender divides that are damaging the integrity of the television industry
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The medication’s wearing off
William Grove sees a great future for medical drama beyond its narcotized predecessors
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The Problem With LGBTelevision
An investigation into the underlying issues, stereotypes and prejudices in programs with a queer outlook on the gay community
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Hit me baby one more time
William Grove equates the freshers experience to an evening watching Babestation.
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Who wants to live forever?
Jessica Fletcher recoils at the prospect of another three months of Big Brother.
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Dating desperate Princesses
William Grove studies the dating habits of the _Undercover Princesses_
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The kids aren’t all right
In his column, William Grove discusses the current state of advertising on television.
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Just say no
In this week's column, William Grove ponders drug use on TV
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Show meets world
William Grove escapes from his regular weekly column to interview Tim Dawson, creator of _Coming of Age_, about the future of youth TV on the BBC.
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Awful comedy
At the moment, I feel more confused than an obsessive Gary Glitter fan circa 1997. I thought that my relationship with BBC comedy was strong. The Office was funny. I love Never Mind the Buzzcocks. Outnumbered is laugh-a-minute hilarious and I am a big fan of The Mighty Boosh and...
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Sci-fi fit for the Topshop generation
Those crazy kids at E4 are at it again, making our Topshop generation their disaffected muses. At least, that’s how it appeared in the adverts for new teen-dream drama Misfits (or, as I wanted to call it, Skins Series Four). We were promised a group of rebel scene-agers causing havoc...
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