Many distinguished television documentary-makers will surely be contemplating their career choices today following the revelation last night that Paul O'Grady: For The Love of Dogs was the best factual film shown on TV last year.
And it's not just the location that the shows have in common: the two programmes nicely highlight what has happened to a distinguished but recently neglected TV genre: the anthropological documentary.
Although Ms. King had a distinguished career as a TV news reporter and anchorwoman in Hartford in the 1980s and 1990s, her principal job for the last dozen years has been as editor at large of O magazine, where she plays in-house proxy for the woman who gave it its vowel but can't give it her all, on account of everything else she does.
Beloved husband of Joyce, father of Barbara DuBois and Caryl Komornik; stepfather of Penny Siskin and Patsy Arnow; grandfather of 8, greatgrandfather of 4. A native New Yorker, he had a distinguished career with CBS-TV, advertising, then his own PR firm in NYC representing the broadcasting industry as well as many famous clients such as Arthur Godfrey, the Miss Universe Pageant and Leon Uris.
Minus the last word of the title, Coel's six-part comedy drama takes a version to the small screen.. E4, October One of TV's most distinguished documentarians, Roger Graef, revisits, 50 years on, the subject of his first-ever film, One of Them Is Brett.
In 1978, Rob Reiner, fresh from a long distinguished stretch in series television, put together a special called The TV Show.
In the meantime, please ponder the work of these distinguished gentlemen, legitimate proposals about what Web TV might be.
Dorie Clark shows how you don't necessarily need distinguished diplomas from top schools as approachable TV cooking celebrity Rachel Ray and Google engineer and Search Inside Yourself mindfulness teacher Chade-Meng Tan have proven.
One key aspect that distinguished "Star Trek" music from that of many other TV series in the '80s, '90s and beyond was the producers' insistence that it be performed by musicians, not with synthesizers, which was becoming the norm at the time.
But the little-known Welsh media company was responsible for one of the TV coups of the year when it bought distinguished independent producer, The Television Corporation, in a £36m deal.
