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The Pleasure of the ‘Unnecessary': BBC’s Sherlock
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Top 10 Episodes of 2010: “A Study in Pink” (Sherlock)
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Ch-Ch-Changes: Thoughts on January’s British TV Invasion
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PBS at TCA: Frankenstein, M.D. launches on August 19
Technically speaking, Pemberley Digital’s relationship with PBS Digital Studios is not that dissimilar to their relationship with DECA, or with any other Multi-channel Network operating in the space...
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Cultural Interview: PBS Digital Studios’ Frankenstein M.D. [Part One]
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Cultural Interview: PBS Digital Studios’ Frankenstein M.D. [Part Two]
The relationship between Pemberley Digital and PBS Digital Studios—the two producers behind Frankenstein M.D.—makes a lot of sense to those familiar with both parties involved: both have taken their...
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Adapting Skam: From Public Service to Private Interest [Part One]
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