Article: Hot Telly: WHAT A HERO.(Features)

Article: Hot Telly: NICE GUY MIKE'S A ...
The People (London, England);  June 17, 2001 ;     553 words ...Byline: John Russell WHAT a wonderful week it's been in Weatherfield. Night after night Coronation Street has captivated the nation with an astonishing medical breakthrough. Tragically, it was not a new miracle treatment that could save the life of ailing Alma - but the shock discovery that her

Article: Hot Telly: Telly Spot.(Features)
The People (London, England);  June 10, 2001 ;     209 words ...Byline: John Russell DON'T miss Ricky Tomlinson in hilarious form as an accident-prone Liverpool private detective in the comedy drama Nice Guy Eddie, on BBC1 on Thursday.

Article: HOT TELLY: BORING BARLOW IS BORN A-KEN!(Features)
The People (London, England);  January 7, 2001 ;     580 words ... ... not boring. He even let the cameras follow him to discover his grandfather's grave. And he came across as a thoroughly nice guy. But what a life he has. At work he is dominated daily by a ferocious woman producer and on screen Ken is battered by brutal ...

Article: HOT TELLY: A CHANCE TO CLEAN UP THE CITY ...
The People (London, England);  April 6, 2003 ;     591 words ... ... the word. Now we would like some more please. Murder is good. To make things easier for Fair City (RTE One) producers Hot Telly has come up with its own list of characters who could quite easily be bumped off. And in certain cases we would be happy to ...

Article: HOT TELLY: WHAT A HERO.(Features)
The People (London, England);  March 9, 2003 ;     230 words ...Byline: SHANE DONAGHEY MANDELA: The Living Legend saw David Dimbleby trailing the world's most popular ex-terrorist in this gripping account of the only politician who is as popular as his taste in shirts is bad. He'll be missed when he's gone.

Article: HOT TELLY: WHAT'S ROT.(Features)
The People (London, England);  March 9, 2003 ;     229 words ...Byline: SHANE DONAGHEY WINDOW on the World - what started out as a fantastic, if cheap, trawl through the archives of the BBC in Northern Ireland and Useless TV has degenerated into a 'gosh we're just fantastic all the same' self-congratulatory mush.

Article: Hot Telly: Pity but Simon's no fall guy.(Features)
The People (London, England);  February 28, 1999 ;     250 words ...FANS of EASTENDERS must wait until tomorrow to find out if sad Simon Raymond leaps to his death from the cliff where his sister Tiffany's ashes were scattered only a few weeks ago. But I'm afraid he's not going to. Andrew Lynford's a monumental turn-off as Simon feeling sorry for himself and I must