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I am currently looking for a new personal assistant. If you know someone seeking a first or second job in the industry, and they have a passion for television drama, please send me their CV!
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This horrifying scene from the BBC's new drama #LifeAndDeathInTheWarehouse is based on a true story stylist.co.uk/entertainment/…
So excited for this, the first @bbcstudios drama I helped to produce as a researcher, to air tonight on BBC THREE at 9pm.
The culmination of years of hard work by @BullmanJoseph @AyshaRafaele @WriterHBlack and @Paul_Bignell
#lifeanddeathinthewarehouse
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Very excited that #LifeAndDeathInTheWarehouse will air on BBC3 at 9pm tonight. Was a fantastic experience to work on this in the early days with @BullmanJoseph @AyshaRafaele and @WriterHBlack @bbcstudios @BBCCymruWales
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ok so over the last few months in lockdown i’ve had literally nothing but time, so i decided to watch a bunch of old films I’ve been told i really should have seen by now. i wish i hadn’t. i’m so angry. here are my reviews
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i was born on my due date and i was only 5 pounds. it’s called being considerate & respecting ur mother
My American sweetheart @1_800_isabelle is fast asleep on my shoulder whilst I bite my nails at the election results. This ain't her first rodeo #USElections2020
The amount of money MPs made from second jobs during the last parliament. Not pictured in the top 40 rows: Any Labour politicians. Source: datalobo.com/mp-earnings/
Does anyone remember when dangerous planking stunts were the nation's biggest problem?
A simpler time.
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That debate was the worst thing I've ever seen & I was in The Star Wars Holiday Special.
There is no justice in this world. Canavan's was where the holy trinity of cheap beer, karaoke and drunken games of pool came together. The humble champion of Peckham Rye. There's a special space in hell for landlords who refuse to be flexible with hospitality right now.
Jeremy Barclay retweeted
The most subdued way to accept a delivery:
“Ta”
The most upbeat way to accept a delivery:
“Alright, how’s it going? Ah, yeah, nice one! Cheers for that, all the best, see you later, take care yeah, bye, cheers mate”
Brits will swing randomly between the two.
























