Rich pickings on the small screen in the new year
WITH everyone ebbing into holiday mode, the couch will be where it’s at. With that in mind, Tonight singles out the small screen gems from the BBC Worldwide’s recent catalogue. awards a lucrative contract to a Palestinian businessman, who is then murdered. And her brother and she become Big Brother targets by Whitehall and the Secret Intelligence Service.
But her tenacious spirit doesn’t cave in and she sets out to right wrongs conducted in a past life.
This series, which airs in February, is laden with suspense, moves at a very fast pace and, for the viewer, creates a sense of paranoia by zooming into the world of espionage. McAdam, the hairdresser to the royals, and Alain Pichon, who lists David Beckham among his clients, on the judging panel to see who is utterly passionate and pioneering as a stylist.
Of course, the challenges abound to test their flair with a pair of scissors in hand.
At least Jones isn’t splitting hairs about where his expertise lies anymore. all time and explores the journey of musicians and producers who chose to work here.
Rick Springfield, Stevie Nicks (Fleetwood Mac), Josh Homme (Queens of the Stone Age) and Sir Paul McCartney (The Beatles) are among them. THE little ones haven’t been ignored either. Hey Duggee, a new animation targeting preschoolers, debuts on CBeebies on January 14 at 6.50am. It is produced by Studio AKA, which has received the stamp of approval from the Baftas and the Oscars. This charming offering is set in Duggee’s Clubhouse. Duggee, by the way, is a dog and the leader of the afterschool club called The Squirrels. He is joined by a sweetnatured rhino, an imaginative octopus, a hyperactive hippo, a happy crocodile and an inquisitively clever mouse.