Nick Hilton is the Director and co-founder at Podot Pods. He specializes in the arts and entertainment sector, with a focus on theater, publishing, and broadcasting, exploring themes within the broadcasting industry. Nick's work has been featured in prominent publications including the Irish Independent, New Statesman, and The Independent.
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Nick Hilton specializes in reviewing TV shows, with a specific focus on British thrillers. He also covers entertainment news and gaming, but to a lesser extent. If you are reaching out to him, make sure your pitch is related to his areas of interest. For example, if you have insights or exclusives related to upcoming British thrillers or significant developments in TV shows or gaming that align with his coverage, it may capture his attention.
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By: Nick Hilton
From a tête-à-tête with a leatherback turtle to horseplay with a baby gorilla and facing off against an irate capercaillie, David Attenborough has seen a lot in his 100 years on planet earth. Here, Nick Hilton rounds up the beloved broadcaster’s unforgettable TV moments
By: Nick Hilton
Jeff Pope's chilling true crime drama effectively captures the establishment's complicity in John Worboys' crimes. If only it didn't feel the need to reenact them for entertainment
By: Nick Hilton
Well-written, well-acted and enormously fun, the series remains a rare treat in today’s television landscape
By: Nick Hilton
“I like persons better than principles,” Lord Harry Wotton, the libertine mentor in Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray , tells his impressionable
By: Nick Hilton
Well-written, well-acted and enormously fun, the series remains a rare treat in today’s television landscape
I'm back and not dead,” Jeremy Clarkson announces, at the outset of the new series of Clarkson's Farm “It was f***ing close though.” He's talking
By: Nick Hilton
The crotchety, buffoonish broadcaster has come back from scandal after scandal over the years, writes Nick Hilton. As ‘Clarkson’s Farm’ returns for a fifth series on Amazon, is he becoming too big to fail?
The crotchety, buffoonish broadcaster has come back from scandal after scandal over the years, writes Nick Hilton. As ‘Clarkson’s Farm’ returns for a fifth series on Amazon, is he becoming too big to fail?
By: Nick Hilton
One-off programme lacks real scrutiny and nuance – a recurring problem with the BBC’s celebrity-led social issues documentaries
