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  • 30-06-2013 8:57pm
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    Engine No.9
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    We all know about empire and total film and their audience is the cinema going public, likewise that kerrang and hot press focus on music. But is there a magazine on the shelves which is aimed at TV shows. TV now seems to focus on just the soaps (yawn) and the rte guide, well I don't need to say any more really. What I'm looking for are mags that serve the prime time tv market such as Revenge, Breaking Bad, Blue Bloods et al. Does such a publication exist?


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    pajopearl wrote: »
    We all know about empire and total film and their audience is the cinema going public, likewise that kerrang and hot press focus on music. But is there a magazine on the shelves which is aimed at TV shows. TV now seems to focus on just the soaps (yawn) and the rte guide, well I don't need to say any more really. What I'm looking for are mags that serve the prime time tv market such as Revenge, Breaking Bad, Blue Bloods et al. Does such a publication exist?

    They never seem to have caught on over here. The Americans have magazines like Entertainment Weekly, which covers TV, film and other media, but mostly TV. I have seen it on sale in Tower Records, but I don't know if it is more widely available.

    Heat started life as a UK equivalent, it used to have some very good TV writers (it later radically changed focus into a celebrity and gossip womens magazine). There was another one called 'The Box' years ago which was decent and just covered Television, but it didn't last very long.


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