This month’s edition of The TV Show featured a debate about Peter Kay’s spoof reality programme Britain’s Got the Pop Factor… and took a look back at Jamie’s Ministry of Food. read more

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November’s edition of The TV Show featured a debate about Peter Kay’s spoof reality programme Britain’s Got the Pop Factor… and took a look back at Jamie Oliver’s latest series, Jamie’s Ministry of Food. We also caught up with The TV Show’s Big 4, which last month visited Exeter. read more

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Does comedy have to be offensive to be funny? Krishnan will be will be putting this question to Channel 4 and The TV Show’s live studio audience this Saturday (November 1), and would like to know what you think. read more

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In response to the feedback we’ve had from viewers of Jamie’s Ministry of Food, I’m delighted to announce that a pre-watershed version of the series – with strong language removed – will soon be available for free online via Catch-Up and 4oD. read more

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One thing that you cannot miss in the job I do is a sense of the rich variety of audiences drawn to Channel 4. Two weeks ago we had a charming email from a group of prisoners who were enjoying the Bollywood season and reminded us that, due to their incarceration, they were unable to download programmes and relied upon the broadcast schedule. read more

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Today sees the launch of Jamie Oliver’s latest healthy eating campaign. Supported by a four-part TV documentary series and website, Jamie’s Ministry of Food is designed to get people cooking and help them live a healthier life. read more

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