New TV Series and Specials Announced
A look at upcoming programming including vampire dramas, cooking challenges, and documentaries.
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The third series of 'Interview with the Vampire' will transport viewers to 2025, focusing on the character of Lestat, portrayed by Sam Reid. The drama is described as a blend of 'True Blood' and Eurovision, with Reid's performance noted for its eroticism. This new season takes a different direction for the show.
Crafting and Culinary Shows
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The Great British Sewing Bee is dedicating an episode to sustainability with a 'reduce, reuse and recycle' week. Contestants will be tasked with transforming discarded materials, such as potato sacks and curtain rope tassels, into new garments. A specific challenge involves refashioning old T-shirts into underwear, with one contestant expressing pride in their creation being well-received.
Hotel Chocolat Unwrapped is returning for a second series, as reported by The Guardian. The programme will showcase the brand's first instore bakery and follow the 'Chocmobile' van as it visits summer festivals. The company is also planning to open a store in Chicago.
Documentaries and Dramas
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Shabaz Ali, also known as 'King of the Povos', is presenting a new show titled 'Shabaz Asks: Are Billionaires Bad?'. The programme follows Ali's journey to meet a billionaire, incorporating insights from economists and former 'Apprentice' candidates. The show also explores the potential impact of his online following on his quest.
The cyber thriller 'The Undeclared War' continues, with a focus on the character of Dr Barbara Napier, played by Siân Brooke. The series delves into past events, including flashbacks to MI6 missions in 2014 and 2022, with Nicky, Barbara's ex-partner, serving as a connecting element.
A prequel to the Italian gangster drama 'Gomorrah', titled 'Gomorrah: The Origins', is set in the 1970s. The series explores the early life of Don Pietro, depicting his transition from a young Neapolitan to a formidable figure. The initial episodes show a younger Pietro encountering the harsher realities of Camorra life.
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