The most commonly accepted measures of success in television are
longevity and prizes. By these lights, religious broadcasting is
currently in impressive shape.
Songs of Praise,
BBC1's televised church service, has just celebrated its 50th
anniversary, a Methuselah-like span in a medium of brief fashions, while
ecclesiastical sit-com
Rev
returns to BBC2 for a second series tomorrow, having won not only a
specialist gong (a Sandford St Martin award for religious broadcasting)
but also a Bafta for best
comedy.
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