BBC In-house Entertainment announces compelling raft of new programmes
BBC In-house Entertainment today announces the commission of four series for BBC Two and BBC Three, including two brand new series.
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Sport programming
Pan-BBC related programming around Sport.
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BBC Three Comedy Gala
BBC Three kickstarts its London 2012 Festival coverage with a gala evening of comedy, hosted by Chris Moyles, to be recorded at the iconic Hackney Empire on the evening of 12 June.
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Ben Stephenson orders over 20 hours of new drama from BBC Drama Production
BBC Drama Production has successfully secured four new drama commissions for BBC One and BBC Three: Frankie, The Musketeers, The Lady Vanishes (BBC One) and In The Flesh (BBC Three) demonstrate the range and creative ambition of BBC Drama Production.
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Fearne Cotton, Greg James and Gemma Cairney to present BBC Three's coverage of Radio 1’s Hackney Weekend
Radio 1 DJ’s Fearne Cotton, Greg James and Gemma Cairney will present the television coverage for Radio 1’s Hackney Weekend on BBC Three.
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New BBC documentaries offer viewers unique opportunities both behind and in front of the camera
A range of forthcoming BBC documentaries will exploit recent advances in everyday filming technology to bring viewers closer to the reality of life in Britain today.
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Lauren played by Neve McIntosh
The editor of Minus 21, a trendy Scottish arts, culture and fashion magazine, Lauren is austere, wry, authoritative and universally feared by her staff.
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BBC Three commissions new comedy pilot Boom Town
Commissioned by Zai Bennett, Controller BBC Three and Karl Warner, Executive Editor Entertainment, Boom Town (w/t), produced by Knickerbockerglory TV, is a 30-minute pilot sketch show featuring real people.
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BBC Three viewers choose their best freakin' Family Guy episode
To celebrate the UK season ten premiere of Family Guy on BBC Three, fans are being given the opportunity to choose which episodes they want to watch from a back catalogue of the hit series.
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Cast announced for Bad Education on BBC Three
Bad Education, for BBC Three, is written by and stars Jack Whitehall. He plays Alfie, the worst teacher ever to grace the British education system and is a bigger kid than the kids he teaches. The teacher your kids would love but parents would hate!
