Gerard Gilbert is a journalist and writer who focuses on television and entertainment. He has written for The i Paper and his work has also appeared in The Independent. Gerard's articles cover a range of topics, including TV reviews, cultural commentary, and interviews with notable figures in the industry.
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Gerard Gilbert's coverage primarily focuses on television, emphasizing entertainment news and crime-related content. He demonstrates a preference for event coverage, expert commentary, seasonal features, exclusives, and evolving stories within the realm of TV shows and crime dramas.
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By: Gerard Gilbert
Also, Mary Berry teaches Alan Carr how to cook at home, and Channel 4 details the beef between rappers Drake and Kendrick Lamar
Also, the Welsh Guards share their stories of being deployed to Afghanistan in 2009, and David Mitchell's cosy crime drama Ludwig comes to an end
Also, Sky History recounts the gunpowder plot and grandma Joan completes her bucket list in Alma's Not Normal
Also, Shetland returns with more murder in the Scottish Highlands and true crime drama Until I Kill You comes to an end
By: Gerard Gilbert
This is the closest British TV gets to Scandi noir - thankfully it's left the Tarantinoesque gangsters behind
By: Gerard Gilbert
Also, BBC Two's Lord Lucan documentary continues and ITV tells the real story of Delia Balmer's marriage to serial killer John Sweeney
Also, Sophie Willan's acerbic sitcom Alma's Not Normal bows out and a new BBC Two documentary explores how politicians have failed to address the divisive issue of immigration
By: Gerard Gilbert
Also, its Seventies Week in the Bake Off tent and Storyville tells the story of Russian non-binary performance artist Gena Marvin
Also, Christopher Eccleston narrates a documentary on the golden age of coal mining and Channel 5 crime drama Ellis comes to an end
By: Gerard Gilbert
Also, Children in Need raises cash for charity and Strictly Come Dancing is in Blackpool
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