Ian Hyland is a TV critic at the Mirror. He provides insightful commentary on celebrities and entertainment news, with a keen focus on the broadcasting industry and broadcast media. Ian's work has been featured in notable outlets such as AOL UK, Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo News UK, IFTN - Irish Film & Television Network, and The Currency.
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By: Ian Hyland, Tue
As so often seems to be the case these days, there was a fair amount of online chatter tonight about bias on the BBC.
By: Ian Hyland
Ahead of the release of ITV's new phone hacking drama The Hack, its producer said that he dreamed it would have a similar impact to that of another real-life ITV story,
By: Ian Hyland, Tue
On paper, Channel 4's cunning plan to create a new and unbeatable Tuesday night schedule looked pretty sound. They'd already picked up from the BBC, so why not pair it with another massive BBC hit,
By: Ian Hyland
Our critic embraces the BBC's Celebrity Traitors, calling its finale the biggest TV event since Pop Idol and praising Alan Carr's game-shifting performance.
By: Ian Hyland
Producers attempted to refresh I'm A Celebrity after viewer complaints, but the changes have backfired.
By: Ian Hyland
This year's I'm A Celebrity is one of the dullest yet, with weak trials, zero drama, and a predictable winner.
By: Ian Hyland
A look back at one writer's early Strictly Come Dancing predictions reveals surprising accuracy, amid a season viewed as one of the show's dullest.
