If you’re a publisher looking for seasonal trends or viral TV moments, this is the section to watch. When forums digital spy looking for platforms where people actually talk, forums still have a strange kind of power. And for publishers, that honesty can be a goldmine — if you know what to look for. If they’re mentioning Hayley Cropper, they really are clutching at straws! Reasonable people like you are dangerous to the ideology.

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Moderators oversee the forum to ensure a positive environment for all participants. Mine chucked it last night for no apparent reason. Good to know it wasn’t my box though if it’s widespread. Digital Spy (DS) is a British-based entertainment, television and film website and brand and is the largest digital property at Hearst UK. Since its initial launch in 1999, Digital Spy has focused on entertainment news related to television programmes, films, music and show business to a global audience.

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I’m another one who was banned several years ago for commenting on trans issues. My posts did have a lot of likes (relatively) in the short time they were up, so I’m confident not all hope is lost. Sounds like they just want to exist in an echo chamber, no debate allowed. But single sex spaces are important to protect the dignity, privacy and safety of millions of women and girls.

They can’t get hold of sky to cancel it. Luckily up popped the news that sky Q was down all over the place. It’s like sitting at the back of a packed cinema, listening to people react. Publishers are constantly searching for authentic audience insights.

If you cover global TV or write for an international audience, don’t skip the US TV section. Users discuss major franchises like The Walking Dead, Grey’s Anatomy, and The Bachelor. You’ll find both fans and critics breaking down plotlines, casting, and marketing choices. This section covers a broader range of British programming—game shows, dramas, panel shows, reality competitions, and everything in between. It’s especially helpful for tracking engagement across a full season, and understanding which moments triggered the strongest viewer response. How Hayley Cropper – a woman playing a man playing a woman – softened us all up for the rise of the transgender movement.