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Well, you're both very welcome. layla smith is head of objective media group, part of the tv giant all3media and, before that, she was controller of entertainment at itv. i mean, layla, you're looking after a huge selection of programmes at objective. what are your big hits at the moment? well, like what we're talking| about, one of the big things, was bringing the cube| back after many years. so, it was off air for many. years and we bought it back last year in october. it was a £1 million - cube with new gameplay. it's back again this year, i and there are other shows that we are either reb...

Across the whole industry, i there are brilliant individual innovative thinkers, _ constantly thinking of new ways to do it. that is the challenge, - you sit and think there's only so many subject i matters and areas. but what's the new approach, or what's the new way - that we do this? there is risk around - everything in broadcasting, because broadcasters always want viewers to watch, - and even if it's a public service broadcaster, i they want the right viewers . to watch if not sheer volume. that i think leads people to understandably — - i was at a broadcaster, - mark was at a broadcast...

A designer, to come in and make over a room in your home. so, it's a golden format, and why wouldn't we take that back out again after 19—20 years? well, for those who've never seen it — and i'm sure there must be somebody out there who falls into that category — let's have a brief listen to what you've done. there's this big thing happening in design at the moment called maximalism, ok? so, it's anti—minimalism, and it's about being really crazy and party—orientated, quite feminine, fair. yeah. and i just thought that's got claire written all over it. yeah. neat—o. voiceover: but ...

Now because i think covid made people more risk—averse. that's all we have time for today. thank you to all my guests — ruby wax, broadcaster and writer, clive tulloh, executive producer of when ruby wax met, layla smith, head of objective media group, and mark sammon, executive producer of changing rooms. the media show, back at the same time next week, so thanks very much for watching and goodbye. hello. the weather hasn't been changing in a hurry over recent days, because we've got a big area of slow—moving high pressure in control at the moment. this was sunset on saturday evening in...

Into more originality again. i think that crest might changel now because i think covid made people more risk—averse. that's all we have time for today. thank you to all my guests — ruby wax, broadcaster and writer, clive tulloh, executive producer of when ruby wax met, layla smith, head of objective media group, and mark sammon, executive producer of changing rooms. the media show, back at the same time next week, so thanks very much for watching and goodbye.