The Forbidden Weekend – The BBC’s Censorship Season
Film censorship explored in a 1995 BBC season of controversial movies and documentaries that explore the BBFC and British moral attitudes.
Cultural Chaos and Forgotten Stories
Film censorship explored in a 1995 BBC season of controversial movies and documentaries that explore the BBFC and British moral attitudes.
Starting as we mean to go on, let Filthy the Dog bring you woofing into 2024.
Happy New Year From Filthy The Dog Read More
The stars of American straight-to-video horror appear on the infamous Friday night Channel 4 show.
Scream Queens On The Word Read More
A Channel 4 exploration of Christian hysteria about the evils of rock music.
Dancing With The Devil – A Music Censorship Documentary From 1991 Read More
Why the return of the reality TV flagship show is nothing to put the bunting out for.
Oh Brother! Read More
Sickbags at the ready as we delve further into the world of hypocritical, exploitative and sensationalist ‘self-improvement’ television.
You Are What You Watch: How ‘Diet Reality’ Gave Us Super-Sized Misery Read More
As Channel 4 broadcasts hand-wringing documentaries about the mental health of reality stars, a reminder of how it has routinely made dangerous and exploitative TV shows for ratings and profit, fatuously disguised as ‘social experiments’.
Shattered And The Rise Of Reality TV Read More
The former Countdown presenter’s curious history with the murky worlds of debt consolidation and equity release.
It Doesn’t Add Up: Carol Vorderman And The Shady World Of Financial Advertising Read More
Are some people taking seriously the lyrics of a comic song written nearly 70 years ago? That’s the way it looks.
Why Can’t A Woman Be More Like A Man? Read More
The conflicting evidence, lost facts, fervent nationalism and tabloid-driven hysteria surrounding one of the most notorious trials of the 1990s.
Louise Woodward: The Making Of A Media Martyr Read More
The kerfuffle over the famous comedian’s return to UK TV.
Yes, It’s The Benny Hill Show! Read More
How a cheeky but harmless advertising campaign wound up the easily offended.
Naked Fury: The Moral Panic Over Naked Attraction’s Cheeky Advertising Read More