Channel 4 Sets Premiere Date For ‘The Bisexual’
The Bisexual will premiere on Channel 4 on Wednesday October 10th at 10pm, it has been announced.
The Bisexual will premiere on Channel 4 on Wednesday October 10th at 10pm, it has been announced.
Channel 4 has handed out a four episode series order to Famous & Fighting Crime, which follows five celebrities as they work on the front line of British policing with Cambridgeshire Constabulary. The celebrities lined up for the series include TV presenter Katie Piper, Loose Women panellist Penny Lancaster, Made in Chelsea’s Jamie Laing, Gogglebox star Sandi Bogle and comedian Marcus Brigstocke.
Channel 4 is getting back into business with former Gogglebox stars Steph and Dom. The PSB has green-lit production on Escape To The Manor Hotel, a twenty episode historic hotel series that is set to be fronted by the couple.
Waleed Zuaiter, Bertie Carvel, Clara Khoury, Leem Lubany, Neil Maskell, Corey Stoll, Charlotte Spencer, July Namir, Tawfeek Barhom, Youssef Kerkour, Hisham Suleiman, Nora El Koussour and Maisa Abd Elhadi have been tapped to star in Channel 4's Elliott Colla adaptation Baghdad Central.
Channel 4 has released the trailer for the third season of Paul Abbott's police drama No Offence, which is set to premiere on Thursday September 13th at 9pm.
The third season of No Offence will premiere on Channel 4 on Thursday September 13th at 9pm, it has been announced.
Channel 4 has ordered two new Blaps: Lady Parts, from writer/director Nida Manzoor; and Temp, from Rose Matafeo - a comedian, writer and actor from New Zealand. Both Blaps are expected to enter production later this year. Blaps is C4's online comedy showcase in which projects from new talent is incubated with an eye towards earning a full series commission on the main channel or E4. Previous series to emanate from Blaps include Chewing Gum, GameFace, High & Dry, Stath Lets Flats and Lee & Dean - the latter of which was just renewed for a second season.
Channel 4 has handed out a series order to an as-yet untitled documentary that will explore the life and cultural significance of Jade Goody, who shot to fame as a contestant on Big Brother and died of cancer in 2010. The series is eyed for a 2019 premiere. The series, which will consist of three hour-long films, will explore the Jade Goody phenomenon to tell a bigger story of social and cultural change in Britain, at a time when reality TV became the biggest and most polarising form of entertainment in the country.