Benji Wilson is a versatile journalist who has written for a range of publications, including WAtoday, Yahoo Sports UK, The Telegraph, The Sydney Morning Herald, and more. With a diverse portfolio, Benji covers a variety of topics, including entertainment, television, sports, and lifestyle. His articles are known for their engaging writing style and insightful analysis.
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Benji Wilson predominantly covers TV drama and entertainment, with a strong focus on reviews. If you have insights or access to exclusive information about upcoming TV dramas, particularly those that are generating significant buzz or are highly anticipated by audiences, it may be of interest to him.
Given his emphasis on providing critical analysis of television content, Benji would likely appreciate pitches from individuals who can offer unique perspectives and in-depth understanding of the industry. This could include insider viewpoints on production challenges, creative decisions behind certain shows, or trends shaping the TV drama landscape.
While Benji’s geographic focus is not specified, his coverage appears to encompass international TV productions rather than being limited to a specific region.
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The BBC One drama is in danger of turning into testosterone telly with power-chord rock music in the background
By: Benji Wilson
This revival of a 1980s classic is fun, infectious and doesn’t fiddle with a winning formula
By: Benji Wilson
Chris McCausland and Lee Mack play warring neighbours in Sky Max’s feature-length Christmas sitcom
By: Benji Wilson
BBC One’s well-worked festive sleuther was snappy without being silly or saccharine
By: Benji Wilson
A monster angered by climate change, half of the cast of Game of Thrones uttering daft dialogue... The Rig is a dramatic fever dream
The second series of SAS Rogue Heroes (BBC One) begins with a conscious echo of the first : Paddy Mayne (Jack O'Connell) is angry and so he starts a huge fight with a group of Military Police.
By: Benji Wilson
BBC One’s Have I Got News for You spin-off, hosted by Jason Manford, has one fundamental flaw: sports stars generally aren’t funny
By: Benji Wilson
Brooding coppers, a sleuthing podcaster, a decades-old disappearance – this drama (shown on BBC Four) sticks to a weary old TV formula
By: Benji Wilson
The BBC One series remains commendably adept at juggling disparate plots and tones
By: Benji Wilson
Paramount+’s new series would have felt cutting-edge 10 years ago, but today its maiming and misery leaves a bad taste in the mouth
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