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Channel 4 chief programmer Julian Bellamy is keen to find a new drama series for the channel.
Speaking to an audience of programme makers at the Edinburgh International Television Festival, Bellamy said that his experience of watching Channel 4 could be divided into eras:
"There was a Queer as Folk era, a Teachers era and a Shameless era," he said.
He admitted that a good series drama would bring an element of "subversive fun" back to Channel 4's schedule.
Speaking to an audience of programme makers at the Edinburgh International Television Festival, Bellamy said that his experience of watching Channel 4 could be divided into eras:
"There was a Queer as Folk era, a Teachers era and a Shameless era," he said.
He admitted that a good series drama would bring an element of "subversive fun" back to Channel 4's schedule.
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