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Tag Archives: PATRICK BALADI
No big Al, meant no big laughs! Stella – review of series 5.
Sky One’s Pontyberry comedy-drama Stella, is a sunny programme that really is the perfect antidote to those dark depressing winter months of January and Feb. I did a blog last year where I really praised series four(like the first two … Continue reading
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THIS 4TH PINT OF STELLA WAS SO MUCH BETTER THAN THE THIRD! ‘STELLA'(SKY 1) : A Series Review.
Last Friday saw the end of the fourth series of Stella on SKY 1 and I for one thought it was an absolute triumph. I felt the show had perhaps run its course after not really laughing or being gripped … Continue reading
Posted in COMEDY, COMPLIMENT, DRAMA, EMOTION, ENTERTAINMENT, POPULAR CULTURE, screenplay, TELEVISION, THE ARTS, TV, TV REVIEW, Uncategorized
Tagged ARTS REVIEW, BIG ALAN, BRITAIN, BRITISH COMEDY, BRITISH TELEVISION, BRITISH TELEVISION REVIEW, BRITISH TV, BRITISH TV TELEVISION, CLOSE KNIT COMMUNITY, COCKING, COMEDY, COMEDY ACTING, COMEDY DRAMA, COMMUNITY, COUNCIL ELECTION, CRAIG GALLIVAN, CRITIC, CRITICAL, DAVID PLEET, DRAMA, ELIAZABETH BERRINGTON, EMMA RYDAL, entertainment, EVALUATE, Family, GAMBLING, humour, JANE ASHER, JUSTIN DAVIES, KENNY DOUGHTY, LUCY LUMSDEN, MARK LEWIS JONES, MONEY STRUGGLES TV, NURSING, PATRICK BALADI, PETER BALADI, PONTYBERRY, PRAISE, REVIEW, RHONDDA VALLEY, RUTH JONES, screenplay, SERIES 4, SKY, SKY 1, SKY COMEDY, SKY ONE, STELLA, STELLA REVIEW, STEVE SPEIRS, TELEVISION, TELEVISION PROGRAMME, TELEVISION REVIEW, TELEVISION SHOW, THE ARTS, TIDY PRODUCTIONS, TV, TV CRITIC, TV NURSING, TV PROGRAMME, tv review, TV SHOW, TV WRITING, UK TV, WALES, WELSH
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