Television

The six years Michelle has spent writing about television have given her experience interviewing the biggest of small-screen stars, an unsurpassable knowledge of television past and present, not to mention square eyes.

A bit of LaurieA bit of Laurie

As House hits Dubai, Hugh Laurie talks to Time Out about his unexpected role, prescription drugs and the embarrassment his American accent is going to cause... Full article.

A day to die for?A day to die for?

Miss out on the spooky six-hour Simpsons marathon at your peril. Some people go too far in their proclamation of fan status when it... Full article.

A nightmare incarnateA nightmare incarnate

Love it or hate it, Nighty Nighty, the latest six-part ‘sick-com’ will be keeping you up past your bedtime. Julia Davis, the star and writer of the... Full article.

California dreamingCalifornia dreaming

Dubai welcomes Newport Beach’s finest to its sunkissed shores for second season of teenage tears and tantrums courtesy of The OC. It’s hard being a teenager... Full article.

Castles made of sandCastles made of sand

The Discovery Channel’s camera crews focus their lenses on Dubai’s skeletal skyline for a pair of fascinating documentaries. Dubai has been subject to the keen... Full article.

Changing LanesChanging Lanes

Smallville’s Erica Durance talks to Michelle Byrne about the pressure of playing the young Lois Lane. Unless you’ve been living on Krypton, you’ll know that after a... Full article.

Cutting a fine figureCutting a fine figure

Extreme Makeover: harmless fun or reality TV at its most crass? Extreme Makeover combines a ratings grabbing blend of medical gore, voyeuristic reality TV and... Full article.

Great Britain?Great Britain?

Will it be a ‘yeah, but’ or a ‘no, but’ for the third season of Little Britain? When Little Britain made its television debut in the UK in 2003... Full article.

Growing painsGrowing pains

Michelle Byrne speaks to Jon Cryer, the hyperactive star of the hit US sitcom Two and a Half Men, about the brat pack, babies and being jobless... Full article.

Hail to the chefHail to the chef

Antony Worrall Thompson talks about TV, celebrity rivalries and the perils of becoming a brand… ‘I’m the biggest branded chef in Europe,’ Antony Worrall Thompson declares... Full article.

Hail to the chiefHail to the chief

Time Out caught up with Commander in Chief’s Geena Davis to talk sexual politics. When Commander in Chief aired in the States last September the... Full article.

Lost soulLost soul

As Lost premiers in Dubai this week, star of the show Matthew Fox talks to Time Out about his second chance at fame, the elusive monster... Full article.

Lost youthLost youth

As season two of the scarily addictive Lost crashes on to Dubai’s shores, the island’s siren, Evangeline Lilly talks about trust issues, job swapping and revealing the real Kate Austen... Full article.

Mount pleasantMount pleasant

Michael Palin’s latest adventure takes the nicest man in show business into the magestical Himalaya. I always wanted to be an explorer, but until September 25, 1988... Full article.

Office politicsOffice politics

Can the US version of The Office better the original? Michelle Byrne discovers there really is no competition… Americans, it seems, are rarely satisfied to sit back... Full article.

Picks of the dayPicks of the day

Ooh, it takes a brave Princess to stand up to Dirty Den, but tonight Sharon must have courage in spades as she squares up to her dodgy... Full article.

Picks of the dayPicks of the day

This touching drama follows the early years of genius Stephen Hawking's fascinating life. Diagnosed with the debilitating motor neurone disease as a bright, 21-year-old PhD... Full article.

Picks of the dayPicks of the day

With 26 successful series already under its belt, the hit satirical news quiz is a veteran of the small screen and certainly doesn't need any introduction... Full article.

Picks of the dayPicks of the day

This episode must have been written on Mothering Sunday, judging by the amount of parent-themed storylines jostling for space. Mum's the word for the troubled... Full article.

Picks of the dayPicks of the day

Who ever said teenagers had an easy life obviously didn't life in Walford. No one can deny that Saint Sonia has had a tough life... Full article.

Picks of the dayPicks of the day

There is not a dry eye in the house as the residents of Albert Square say a final farewell to Mark Fowler. But poor mum... Full article.

Plastic fantasticPlastic fantastic

Get prepped for your appointment at Troy-McNamara as the second and superior Nip/Tuck comes to town. There are more shocking exposés and stranger-than-fiction revelations than a surgically-enhanced... Full article.

Playing the Trump cardPlaying the Trump card

The interview is over and Trump has found himself a third minion. Find out who will walk away with the prize of a lifetime in... Full article.

Roll up, roll upRoll up, roll up

The second season of the supernatural suspense Carnivàle is coming to town. Would-be pop princesses and stadium filling boy bands are all understandably afraid of... Full article.

Sizzling science appealSizzling science appeal

Michelle Byrne talks to David Boreanaz and Emily Deschanel stars of Bones, the latest show to be uncovered on TV Land. The powers that be in... Full article.

Which will you watch?Which will you watch?

A clash of the soap titans looks set to split television viewers tomorrow night. EastEnders launches its new Friday night episode at 8pm on BBC1... Full article.