Morgan Jeffery is the Executive Editor for RadioTimes.com, a website associated with Immediate Media Company Limited. With a focus on national coverage in the United Kingdom, Morgan writes and oversees articles on a range of topics including television shows, entertainment news, and reviews.
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Morgan Jeffery's coverage heavily revolves around TV shows, particularly Doctor Who and related entertainment news. His focus on private sector announcements and promotional deals suggests a preference for exclusives, behind-the-scenes insights, or interviews with key figures involved in the production of TV shows.
Given his emphasis on personal finance as well, Morgan may also be interested in features that explore the financial aspects of the entertainment industry such as box office performance or business strategies employed by major studios.
Since he has a national (United Kingdom) geographic focus and covers specific TV shows like Doctor Who and particular actors like Mark Gatiss and Ncuti Gatwa within this context, pitches should consider these parameters to resonate effectively with Morgan.
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By: Morgan Jeffery
A new era of Doctor Who begins with an uncomplicated adventure that serves as a stellar showcase for Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson.
By: Morgan Jeffery
The Devil's Chord features a reference back to An Unearthly Child, the show's first episode from 1963.
Are the Time Lords all dead? Space Babies and The Devil's Chord establish a new status quo for the Doctor's adoptive race.
By: Morgan Jeffery
Russell T Davies hints at a major new villain who is more powerful than the Toymaker.
By: Morgan Jeffery
The BAFTA winner was cut from Space Babies – but for a very good reason.
By: Morgan Jeffery
Episode 3 of the new season starring Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson marks former showrunner Steven Moffat's return to the series.
By: Morgan Jeffery
With a second season of X-Men '97 already confirmed, Jake Castorena hints at what might be next for the acclaimed animation.
By: Morgan Jeffery
Latest episode Boom saw repeated reference to the Doctor being a "Dad" – but where is this all leading?
By: Morgan Jeffery
The latest episode of Doctor Who contained references to Villengard, the Anglican Marines, the moon and the President's wife, and fish fingers and custard.
By: Morgan Jeffery
The tune featured prominently in latest episode Boom – and has actually appeared in the series before.
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