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Jamie Stalcup

United States

Associate Editor at World Screen

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  • 3 days ago | worldscreen.com | Jamie Stalcup

    BAFTA has unveiled the 2025 winners of the BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises, with Mr Loverman the only program to win in two categories. In the children's categories, Disability and Me (FYI Investigates) won for non-scripted, and CBeebies As You Like It at Shakespeare's Global won for scripted. The drama series award went to Blue Lights, over Sherwood, Supacell and Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light. The limited drama winner was Mr Bates vs The Post Office.

  • 3 days ago | worldscreen.com | Jamie Stalcup

    Peacock has given a series order to Ted: The Animated Series (w.t.), which will pick up after the Ted films. Seth MacFarlane ( Family Guy, American Dad!, The Orville) will reprise his role as the voice of Ted and will also executive produce all episodes alongside Paul Corrigan and Brad Walsh ( Modern Family). Other original film stars returning to their roles are Mark Wahlberg ( The Union, The Family Plan), Amanda Seyfried ( Long Bright River, The Dropout) and Jessica Barth ( Ted, Ted 2).

  • 3 days ago | worldscreen.com | Jamie Stalcup

    The May digital editions of World Screen, TV Latina and TV Listings are now available. A recap of the inaugural Connected TV Festival, including sessions with Bedrock Streaming's Jonas Engwall, Tubi's Ross Appleton, Samsung Ads' Bérangère Degni-Rezé, ProSiebenSat.1 Media's Henrik Pabst, Roku Brand Studio's Brian Toombs, ZDF Studios' Linette Zaulich, Channel 4's Rupinder Downie and Joe Churchill, Omdia's Maria Rua Aguete, VA Media's Mark Ashbridge, pocket.watch's Brian C.

  • 3 days ago | worldscreen.com | Jamie Stalcup

    Silverlining Rights has inked a raft of deals for Love Productions' Our Welsh Chapel Dream in Europe, Australia and New Zealand. The series has been sold to DR in Denmark, AVROTROS/NPO in the Netherlands, SVT in Sweden, Britbox in Australia and BBC UKTV in New Zealand. In addition, Australia's SBS acquired the series for a second window for its daytime schedule.

  • 3 days ago | worldscreen.com | Jamie Stalcup

    BIG Media has secured licensing deals for five series in the U.S., Canada, CEE and Italy. National Geographic acquired the rights to Danger Decoded in the U.S. The series, co-produced by NTV, RMC Story and WildBear, uncovers the world's most perilous places and explores what makes them so dangerous.

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