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Interview with Emmerdale’s Danny Miller who joins ITV’s Scott & Bailey as D.S. Rob Waddington

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Interview with Danny Miller

Danny Miller is D.S. Rob Waddington

Danny Miller was thrilled to join the cast of Scott & Bailey even if both he and his character were thrown in at the deep end.

The former Emmerdale actor, who also recently starred in ITV drama Lightfields, plays new boy Rob Waddington, a fast-tracked detective sergeant heading for the top.

But his arrival at Syndicate 9 co-incides with a major murder investigation set to make national headlines.

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National Television Awards 2013: Shortlists revealed, and voting open!

With the 18th National Television Awards only two weeks away all the votes in the public choice categories have been counted and a short list has now been released for you to vote for your favourites!

The National Television Awards is a celebration of the last year on our television sets from soap’s to comedy, drama to factual, and whilst many of the awards are decide by an independent panel, the following 14 awards are left for you, the voting public to decide.
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Scott & Bailey – episode 6 – Sean wants Rachel to meet his son

The cast of ITV's Scott & Bailey

On tonight’s Scott & Bailey:

Rachel (Suranne Jones) finds Dom (Liam Boyle) drinking a can of lager with Sean (Sean Maguire). She takes it off him and tells Sean that Dom has a problem.

Sean wants Rachel to meet his son from his now defunct marriage, if she’s going to be his ‘other mummy’. Haydn (Harry Simpson) is eight years old and a chip off the old block. Rachel can think of nothing worse. Sean continues to talk like they’re getting married, whilst Rachel insists they’re not, even though they’re still very sexy together.

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Scott and Bailey, Series 2, Episode 1 review

 

Suranne Jones and Lesley Sharp are Scott & Bailey

As I am not a woman I really don’t know how many secrets are traded in the ladies’ toilets out of the eardrop of us gentlemen but my female friends inform me that a lot of chat does go on there.

It certainly seems the case when watching the returning police drama Scott & Bailey whose opening scene features Amelia Bullmore’s DCI Gill Murray seeking guidance from her two colleagues about how to best deliver the speech she is about to give to the assembled TV cameras and local media.

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Next Week’s TV Highlights: Love Machine, Scott & Bailey, Alcatraz, Masterchef: The Final Three & Love Life

Next Week’s TV Highlights: Five of the Best

The Love Machine (Sun, Sky Living, 6pm)

Ever since Blind Date finished the quest to find a new popular dating show to replace the Cilla Black classic with the only natural successor to it being the current Saturday night ratings winner Take Me Out. The latest edition to the genre is The Love Machine, which is hosted by Stacy Solomon and Chris Moyles, sees both men and women loaded onto a giant wheel with a member of the opposite sex choosing to either ditch or date them. Moyles seems like an odd choice to front a dating show but I’m guessing the makers of the show are hoping that he will bring the sort of humour that Paddy McGuiness applies on Take Me Out.

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ITV recommissions Monroe, Vera, Scott & Bailey and Case Sensitive!

ITV Drama has today announced that after securing 8 of the 10 most watched new dramas of 2011, they have decided to recommission four of those new series’ for the year ahead. The titles making the top eight include Scott & Bailey; The Suspicions of Mr Whicher; Marchlands; Vera; Case Sensitive; Kidnap & Ransom; Injustice and Monroe.

The new dramas to be recommissioned are:

Vera

International award winning actress Brenda Blethyn, OBE, makes a welcome return to ITV1 as Detective Chief Inspector Vera Stanhope. Vera averaged 6.6m (25% share) with a peak episode of 6.8m (25% share) during the first series.

Set once again in contemporary Northumberland and Newcastle, ITV Studios have commenced filming four new stand-alone episodes of the hit crime thriller.

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