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Haven’t we all measured our dicks with our closest friends? Just me? Ok. Men Up, which recently debuted on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, is a historical drama that…
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Haven’t we all measured our dicks with our closest friends? Just me? Ok. Men Up, which recently debuted on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, is a historical drama that…
What would we do without television? There was a time, if you can remember it, when TV was considered too small, too limiting, too unimportant. Not any more. Television is where it’s at, and the small screen is bursting with big budgets, big ideas and bigger stars. There really is something for everyone in the audience, from glamorous celebrity dancing contests and hammy Saturday-night game shows to high-concept thrillers, star-studded comedies and sci-fi epics. Take note: these are the shows that will dominate your viewing schedule over the next 12 months.
The writer and stars of the brilliant BBC One film tell Katie Rosseinsky about delving into the origins of a drug that is so often associated with a punchline, but has irrevocably changed many people’s lives
Rising to the challenge in tackling difficult conversations around male mental health, tune and watch Men Up online this festive period from anywhere.
Men Up saw Meurig and the lads undergo huge life changes and emotional growth but what happened to the clinical trial's gay patient Tommy Cadogan?