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Autumn TV Shows and Gloucestershire's Beauty Spots
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In Short: As autumn sets in, Gloucestershire offers stunning views and engaging activities, while TV viewers are treated to a mix of British and American shows.
Autumn in Gloucestershire is a sight to behold, with the region's Cotswolds and Forest of Dean showcasing vibrant autumn colors. According to reports, SoGlos highlights 13 must-do activities for the season, including pumpkin patches and Halloween events. Meanwhile, the area's beauty spots are perfect for capturing the essence of fall, with SoGlos also recommending places to see the best autumn colors.
Over on the small screen, British television is set to be a mix of the familiar and the unexpected. The i Paper reports that a variety of shows, from gangsters and politicians to vampires and sexual reawakenings, are taking center stage. Among the notable faces joining in are Dani Dyer, Dame Sarah Storey, Shaun Wright-Phillips, and Jaime Winstone, all of whom will be dancing but not starring in their respective shows.
Jimmy Kimmel, host of The Late Show, has announced an interview with Democratic nominee James Talarico, which will air on YouTube rather than broadcast television. Kimmel explained, 'Tomorrow night, I’ll be interviewing James Talarico — tomorrow night, under unusual circumstances.' The host noted that Talarico seemed eager to appear on the show before he became the Democratic nominee in 2016, adding, 'At that time, when he was the one sitting next to me, he seemed to have no problem with the idea of talk show hosts interviewing candidates.
Kimmel's announcement comes nearly six months after former Late Show host Stephen Colbert claimed that lawyers for CBS had barred the show from airing an interview with Talarico, citing potential threats from the FCC. CBS has since denied these claims, stating that they did not prohibit the Late Show from broadcasting the interview.
As the leaves change and the air turns crisp, Gloucestershire and British television offer a rich tapestry of activities and entertainment for the autumn season.
What's confirmed
- Autumn in Gloucestershire is a sight to behold, with the region's Cotswolds and Forest of Dean showcasing vibrant autumn colors. According to reports, SoGlos highlights 13 must-do activities for the season, including pumpkin patches and Halloween events. Meanwhile, the area's beauty spots are perfect for capturing the essence of fall, with SoGlos also recommending places to see the best autumn colors.
- Over on the small screen, British television is set to be a mix of the familiar and the unexpected. The i Paper reports that a variety of shows, from gangsters and politicians to vampires and sexual reawakenings, are taking center stage. Among the notable faces joining in are Dani Dyer, Dame Sarah Storey, Shaun Wright-Phillips, and Jaime Winstone, all of whom will be dancing but not starring in their respective shows.
- Jimmy Kimmel, host of The Late Show, has announced an interview with Democratic nominee James Talarico, which will air on YouTube rather than broadcast television. Kimmel explained, 'Tomorrow night, I’ll be interviewing James Talarico — tomorrow night, under unusual circumstances.' The host noted that Talarico seemed eager to appear on the show before he became the Democratic nominee in 2016, adding, 'At that time, when he was the one sitting next to me, he seemed to have no problem with the idea of talk show hosts interviewing candidates.
- Kimmel's announcement comes nearly six months after former Late Show host Stephen Colbert claimed that lawyers for CBS had barred the show from airing an interview with Talarico, citing potential threats from the FCC. CBS has since denied these claims, stating that they did not prohibit the Late Show from broadcasting the interview.
- As the leaves change and the air turns crisp, Gloucestershire and British television offer a rich tapestry of activities and entertainment for the autumn season.
What's still developing
- A post shared by Batsford Arboretum & Garden Centre (@batsfordarboretum) It may seem hard to believe, but Gloucestershire gets even more beautiful as the leaves start to turn from green to gold, orange and red during autumn – with the Cotswolds and the Forest of Dean being two of the very best places to visit during this time of year.
- Check out SoGlos's pick of the best places to see autumn colour for more autumnal inspiration.
- Gangsters, coppers, traitors, vampires and politicians are taking over our televisions It was very British of us to expect the UK version of the long-running American sketch show to flop – and thank goodness we were wrong.
- Until now, as Alex is determined to embark on a sexual reawakening.
- During his Wednesday monologue, Kimmel said that while Talarico would stop by the show for an interview on Thursday, viewers at home won’t be able to watch it on broadcast television.