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Just bringing this thread back up as Five today have lauched thier tentative winter schedule. The main focus in most of the articles I read are on new shows for January/February and they are as follows:
It Pays to Watch (10x30m) - Cosumer show presented by Martin Lewis aiming to help families save £5000 a year.
Britain's Bravest (10x30m) - Factual series that focuses on real life stories in the vein of 999.
So You Think You Can Be a Single Parent (3x60m) series that follows three celebrities as they tackle the challenge of being single parents.
I Own Britain's Best Home (9x60m) - factual series to find the most desirable home in Britain. Viewers will also get to vote on which home deserves to be crowned Best Home in Britain.
The Kate Moss Years (2x60m) - factual series that looks at British culture since the 80s using Kate Moss as a starting point to the events.
The Shop (8x60m) - Entertainment series that involves a real life shop featuring celebrity guests and items and audience interaction.
Make Your Child Brilliant - Factual series that involves expert Bernadette Tynan as looks for children with hidden talent.
The Rough Guide To (15x30m) - Series that offers a guide to destinations across the world.
From all the above, only Rough Guide and The Shop are the only ones I'm interested in. Perhaps Five are keeping their revamped schedule and look secret until vcoser to the time when Neighbours is to debut.
It Pays to Watch (10x30m) - Cosumer show presented by Martin Lewis aiming to help families save £5000 a year.
Britain's Bravest (10x30m) - Factual series that focuses on real life stories in the vein of 999.
So You Think You Can Be a Single Parent (3x60m) series that follows three celebrities as they tackle the challenge of being single parents.
I Own Britain's Best Home (9x60m) - factual series to find the most desirable home in Britain. Viewers will also get to vote on which home deserves to be crowned Best Home in Britain.
The Kate Moss Years (2x60m) - factual series that looks at British culture since the 80s using Kate Moss as a starting point to the events.
The Shop (8x60m) - Entertainment series that involves a real life shop featuring celebrity guests and items and audience interaction.
Make Your Child Brilliant - Factual series that involves expert Bernadette Tynan as looks for children with hidden talent.
The Rough Guide To (15x30m) - Series that offers a guide to destinations across the world.
From all the above, only Rough Guide and The Shop are the only ones I'm interested in. Perhaps Five are keeping their revamped schedule and look secret until vcoser to the time when Neighbours is to debut.