Mike Gunton, executive producer of the series and director of factual for BBC Studios Natural History Unit, tells TV Real Weekly about the scientific research behind the new season, the technology used to bring these animals to life like never before and what Tom Hiddleston’s voice lends to the episodes.
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Mike Gunton, executive producer of the series and director of factual for BBC Studios Natural History Unit, tells TV Real Weekly about the scientific research behind the new season, the technology used to bring these animals to life like never before and what Tom Hiddleston’s voice lends to the episodes.
Tastemade’s Kitchen Glow Up is back with a second season on August 26, returning after its filming schedule was disrupted by the L.A. fires in Altadena and the Pacific Palisades in early 2025 that burned through over 34,000 acres of land. Despite these circumstances, host Ellen Bennett, also CEO of Hedley & Bennett, plowed forward with the show’s main goal—helping everyday people give their kitchens a glow up without breaking the bank—while also helping out her mother, who lost her home a...
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Mike Gunton, executive producer of the series and director of factual for BBC Studios Natural History Unit, tells TV Real Weekly about the scientific research behind the new season, the technology used to bring these animals to life like never before and what Tom Hiddleston’s voice lends to the episodes.
