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[[The Million Pound Drop]] series 9: Channel 4, 14 September<br> | [[The Million Pound Drop]] series 9: Channel 4, 14 September<br> | ||
[[QI]] series J: BBC2, 14 September<br> | [[QI]] series J: BBC2, 14 September<br> | ||
| + | [[One Man and His Dog]] Live: BBC2, 15 September<br> | ||
[[Strictly Come Dancing]] series 10: BBC1, 15 September<br> | [[Strictly Come Dancing]] series 10: BBC1, 15 September<br> | ||
[[Comedy World Cup]]: Channel 4, 15 September<br> | [[Comedy World Cup]]: Channel 4, 15 September<br> | ||
[[The Big Fat Quiz of the Year|The Big Fat Quiz of the 80's]]: Channel 4, 16 September<br> | [[The Big Fat Quiz of the Year|The Big Fat Quiz of the 80's]]: Channel 4, 16 September<br> | ||
| + | [[Baggage]]: Channel 4, 21 September<br> | ||
[[The Big Fat Quiz of the Year|The Big Fat Quiz of the 90's]]: Channel 4, 23 September<br> | [[The Big Fat Quiz of the Year|The Big Fat Quiz of the 90's]]: Channel 4, 23 September<br> | ||
[[The Big Fat Quiz of the Year|The Big Fat Quiz of the Noughties]]: Channel 4, 30 September<br> | [[The Big Fat Quiz of the Year|The Big Fat Quiz of the Noughties]]: Channel 4, 30 September<br> | ||
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Y Lifft: S4C, 12 September
Meet the Parents series 2: E4, 12 September
The Audience: Channel 4, 13 September
The Million Pound Drop series 9: Channel 4, 14 September
QI series J: BBC2, 14 September
One Man and His Dog Live: BBC2, 15 September
Strictly Come Dancing series 10: BBC1, 15 September
Comedy World Cup: Channel 4, 15 September
The Big Fat Quiz of the 80's: Channel 4, 16 September
Baggage: Channel 4, 21 September
The Big Fat Quiz of the 90's: Channel 4, 23 September
The Big Fat Quiz of the Noughties: Channel 4, 30 September
Have I Got News for You series 44: BBC1, 12 October
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Graham Fletcher, a carpenter from Reading, has won £1,500,000 on ITV's Red or Black?. It's the biggest money prize ever awarded on UK television, and he goes to the top of our All Time Winners List.
In the Queen's Birthday Honours, Richard Stilgoe was knighted. This was for his charity work, and not his services to anagrams. Mary Berry from The Great British Bake Off was appointed CBE. Those appointed OBE included The X Factor's Gary Barlow and Armando Iannucci of The 99p Challenge.
Is there no stopping Mel and Sue's grotto of gateaux? The Great British Bake Off rolled off with the Best Lifestyle programme at the Rose d'Or festival, and added another layer of success with the Best Feature at the BAFTA Television awards. A new series is being whipped up for later in the year.
The BBC won't commission another series of Total Wipeout. The show has been making its way across the big red balls of television for four years, but now looks a bit wobbly, and will fall into the water after one final series.
Andrew Lloyd Webber is taking his casting shows to ITV, and the first role to fill will be Jesus Christ. A new arena tour of the rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar is planned, and the title part will be cast by the great British public. More: ITV press release
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