The TV series Monkey Life follows 250 monkeys who all live together.
These monkeys all live on the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset, UK.
The Rescue Centre is one of the largest primate rescue centers in the world.
Big Deal is a comedy drama television series produced by BBC that premiered in October of 1984.
Created by Geoff McQueen Big Deal follows the story of a small time gambler Robby Box (played by Ray Brooks) and the effects his gambling addiction and highs and lows have on his wife Jan and daughter Debbie.
Big Deal aired three seasons.
The Hour is a period drama television series produced by BBC Two that premiered in July of 2011.
Created by Abi Morgan The Hour follows the story of a group of journalists working on topical news show called the Hour in 1956. They are always on the look-out for bigger and more controversial stories but they are also in the center of a power struggle between the government and BBC. Cast includes Dominic West, Ben Whishaw and Romola Garai.
The Hour is currently in its first season.
Awkward is a teen comedy drama television series produced by MTV that premiered in July of 2011.
Created by Lauren Iungerich Awkward follows the story of Jenna Hamilton (played by Ashley Rickards), a teen who is an outcast and usually flies under the radar at her school. But after a silly accident and a misunderstanding that leads everyone to believe her accident was a failed suicide attempt Jenna decides to embrace her new found status and make some radical changes in her life.
Awkward is currently in its first season.
Web Therapy is a situation comedy television series produced by Showtime that premiered in July of 2011.
Created by Lisa Kudrow, Don Roos and Dan Bucatinsky Web Therapy is based on online series of the same name. It follows the story of Fiona Wallice (played by Lisa Kudrow), a therapist who has come up with new type of therapy – web therapy. She does her sessions with patients via web cam and shortens them considerably in a bid to stop her patients from talking about irrelevant things and get to the point. Her aim is to get faster results unlike traditional therapy.
Web Therapy is currently in its first season.
Apple’s name has been thrown into the ring as one of the many contenders looking to take Hulu and do something amazing with it. But with a list of suitors growing daily I wouldn’t bet on Apple being the winner at this stage.
Hulu is up for sale, that is now definitive. But we still don’t know who’ll be buying the U.S.-based online video service, or even which companies are in the running. We have a got fair idea, however, and it’s pretty much all the usual suspects.
Those usual suspects being Yahoo!, Microsoft, and Google. Of those, the latter seems unlikely, even though Google would love to take Hulu under its wing, and Microsoft has all but pulled out of the bidding process. Which leaves Yahoo!.
Yahoo! is thought to be keen on a deal and willing to pay $2 billion for the company if content was exclusive for five years. Terms which News Corp., Walt Disney, Comcast, and Providence Equity are unlikely to agree to.
But wait, what about Apple?
Man About the House is a situation comedy television series produced by ITV that premiered in August of 1973.
Created by Johnnie Mortimer and Brian Cooke Man About the House follows the story of Jo (played by Sally Thomsett) and Chrissy (played by Paula Wilcox) who are roommates and friends. After a leaving party for their former roommate they find a young chef Robin (played by Richard O’Sullivan) asleep in their bathtub. After being impressed with his cooking skills they ask him to move in with them. They tell their landlord George Roper (played by Brian Murphy) that Robin is gay. The series was very successful and created a number of spin offs – American version was called Three’s Company.
Man About the House aired six seasons.
