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The London Eye at 25: The 'temporary' big wheel that keeps on turning

Around 85 million people have “flown” on the wheel since it opened on 9 March 2000

Evening Standard

Bergerac's Damien Molony: 'Jim's a heartbroken dad who can't look after his daughter'

Damien Molony reveals why the titular detective is a broken man in the long-awaited Bergerac reboot

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Max's chaotic superhero satire 'The Franchise' has landed — and I love it

'The Franchise' is HBO and Max's satirical swipe at superhero movies, and it's a wickedly funny watch.

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Ted Lasso: Warner Bros CEO gives a promising update on new season or spin-off

‘I think Jason Sudeikis is open to the idea, but I think he wants to have the right idea,’ noted Channing Dungey

The Independent UK

What happened at the end of Bridgerton season 2?

What happened at the end of Bridgerton season 2? Here's everything that happened in the finale of the regency drama.

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Mark Gatiss forced to cut Doctor Who Easter egg out of Christmas ghost story Lot No 249

‘Doctor Who’ writer’s latest A Ghost Story For Christmas special is based on an 1892 short story by Arthur Conan Doyle

The Independent UK

Netflix announces Bridgerton season three release date

The third installment will focus on the ‘friends-to-lovers’ storyline between Colin Bridgerton and Penelope Featherington

The Independent UK

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‘Easily the funniest show out there’: your favourite TV of 2023 so far

From The Big Door Prize to Colin from Accounts, Guardian readers think it’s been a year of spectacular TV. Here are their selection of the finest

The Guardian - UK

Good riddance, Ted Lasso: how the ‘nice’ comedy became utterly dreadful television

Rubbish jokes, inept plotting, a weak script … should we go on? This messy, boring, endurance test of a show got way bigger than it ever deserved – thank goodness its final episode is here

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