Louisa Mellor is a UK TV Editor at Den of Geek. She specializes in arts and entertainment, covering a broad range of topics including TV, film, and competitive sports, with a particular focus on reviews of popular shows like The Handmaid's Tale and streaming platforms such as Netflix. Louisa's work has been featured in NewsBreak, Newswav, and Den of Geek.
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Louisa's coverage primarily focuses on reviews, evolving stories, and event coverage within the entertainment industry. She delves into British TV series, UK TV premiere dates, Netflix shows like "Fool Me Once," and specific show endings like "Ghosts" and "The Tourist." Given her interest in evolving stories and recurring topics such as these television shows, she would likely be open to pitches related to exclusive interviews with actors or creators of these series.
Louisa might also appreciate insights from experts who can provide a unique perspective on the themes portrayed in popular British TV series or those who have insider knowledge about upcoming premieres or developments within the industry. Considering her focus on entertainment news and gaming (albeit to a lesser extent), it could be beneficial to propose content related to new releases, trends in streaming platforms or gaming that align with her interests.
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Warning: contains spoilers for The Devil’s Hour season two finale (and speculation that, IF Right, MAY spoil a season three revelation).
Scratching your head about Isaac and the season two ending? With major finale spoilers, let's unpick it all.
By: Louisa Mellor
Scratching your head about Isaac and the season two ending? With major finale spoilers, let's unpick it all.
Between the real-world news cycle and the comic book world’s vast back catalogue, superhero satire The Franchise’s legal team were kept busy.
Between the real-world news cycle and the comic book world's vast back catalogue, superhero satire The Franchise's legal team were kept busy.
By: Louisa Mellor
A new behind-the-scenes Ghosts book reveals the BBC comedy’s secrets.
Cinemas can be transcendent places. Sitting elbow-to-elbow with your fellow man and basking in the glow of other human imaginations? Joy itself. As long as everybody behaves.
From Gilmore Girls to The Office, Downton Abbey to Friends, Bridgerton to Doctor Who, these shows all scratch one of three itches.
By: Louisa Mellor
It wasn’t only serial killer John Sweeney who attacked Delia Balmer; the law also did its part.
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