Who Do You Think You Are?

...history can be uncovered in true 21st century style - at the click of a few buttons. Thanks to the BBC's hugely successful programme Who Do You Think You Are? building a family tree has never been so popular. For those of you who haven't...

In this article: World War II, EBay, Michelle Collins, Kim Cattrall, and Canada

The makers of the hit family history series, Who Do You Think You Are? are to produce a brand new series based on families that have been or are seeking to be reunited. Wall to Wall Television has asked Tracesmart for assistance in the...

In this article: UK and London

...institution. Not like a bag of soggy fish and chips. He's part of British culture in the nicest possible way. You did the BBC programme Who Do You Think You Are? Was that emotional? KH: Oh yes, and it's really stayed with me. It was...

In this article: Bill Oddie, Phobia, Gin and tonic, and Victoria Beckham

...Vernon Kay Earlier this year, Chris Moyles was criticised after making a joke about Auschwitz in relation to his appearance on Who Do You Think You Are? Last year, Moyles was forced to apologise for appearing to suggest on his Radio 1...

In this article: Vernon Kay, Recession, ITV, Tony Blackburn, Charlotte Church, BBC, All Star Family Fortunes, and London

...to debut in January rather than March. NBC also has a couple of unscripted shows ("The Marriage Ref" and "Who Do You Think You Are?") it could use to fill short-term holes in the schedule; official word on the network's midseason schedule...

In this article: Trauma, NBC, Twitter, Jay Leno, San Francisco, and ABC

...of RTE slots. For whatever reason, I wasn't expecting much -- indeed, anything -- from actor Simon Delaney's presence in this week's Who Do You Think You Are? But the result was engrossing, largely because Delaney was much less...

In this article: RTE, Criminal Justice, and Podge and Rodge

...derogatory adjectives of their own. Among the more polite tweets were suggestions that he should have his ancestry researched for the BBC's Who Do You Think You Are? Flashpoint: Holding his truncheon aloft, an officer battles to keep order...

In this article: Fiona Bruce, Twitter, BBC TV Centre, Fascism, and King's College London

A blog about television by TIME's TV critic James Poniewozik. TV Tonight: Secret Girlfriend: Who Do You Think You Are? Posted by James Poniewozik Wednesday, October 7, 2009 at 11:34 am Submit a Comment • Trackback (0) • Related...

In this article: Girls Gone Wild, Pam, Comedy Central, and South Park

...from here The spirit of Samantha Jones, the Sex and the City slut who made her famous, at first seemed absent in Kim Cattrall's Who Do You Think You Are? There was no reason for her to be there at all: this is a family history show, not a...

In this article: Kim Cattrall, Samantha Jones, Liverpool, New York, and Australia

Navigation - link to other main sections from here The Spanish Flu: The Forgotten Fallen; Who Do You Think You Are? This review is being written from a cocoon, far, far away, accessible only via a complicated series of tunnels, with the...

In this article: James Niven, David Mitchell, Allegra McEvedy, Roses, Bill Paterson, and Croquette