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"If you&amp;#039;re frantically scouring the internet and flipping through your TV guide of choice, seeking out scoop and new UK airdates, then take a break and breathe easy - the Tube Talk Q&amp;amp;A is the one-stop-shop for all your telly needs! This week, we&amp;#039;ve got news on the return of Cuckoo and The Bridge, plus transmission dates for US series like Revolution and Touch - and still more besides! So get reading... Any confirmed start date for Revolution yet? And is it as good as the hype from the States would have us believe?  Sky1 previously confirmed that Revolution - the sci-fi thriller from Supernatural creator Eric Kripke and geek god JJ Abrams - was due to launch in the UK in March, and we&amp;#039;re now hearing whispers that the 22nd of that month has been pencilled in as a premiere date... As for whether you should take the words of Public Enemy to heart and not buy into &amp;quot;the hype&amp;quot;, that seems to be very much a matter of individual taste - for what it&amp;#039;s worth, Digital Spy gave the pilot episode a not altogether favourable review when it aired in the US last September. But there&amp;#039;s no denying that Revolution has made quite an impact Stateside - it&amp;#039;s US broadcaster NBC&amp;#039;s biggest new drama in a while - so we&amp;#039;d recommend that you check the show out when it hits the UK and make up your own minds... When is Touch back on Sky1 please?  If you&amp;#039;re a UK resident who&amp;#039;s desperate to again hear Kiefer Sutherland yell &amp;quot;JAKE!&amp;quot; in those gravelly tones of his, then the good news is you haven&amp;#039;t got too much longer to wait - Touch season two premiered on Fox three weeks back and we hear it&amp;#039;s due to arrive on these shores sometime in April... But there&amp;#039;s bad news for fans of Heroes creator Tim Kring&amp;#039;s latest creation too - Touch hasn&amp;#039;t exactly been pulling in epic audiences in the US, with the latest episode hitting a series low of 2.51m viewers. Kring&amp;#039;s insisting that many people have simply &amp;quot;not found&amp;quot; the show yet, but they better find it and fast, or else Touch might not be long for this world. Is the BBC3 sitcom Cuckoo being recommissioned? Thanks  No, thank you qwerty21. This little gem of a show, starring Greg Davies as the father-in-law to Andy Samberg&amp;#039;s titular hippy irritant, had sort of slipped our mind before you mentioned it. But yeah, now we wanna know when it&amp;#039;s back as well! We got in touch with BBC Three, who told us that Cuckoo will definitely be returning for a second series, though we kinda guessed that after the record ratings its debut run achieved last autumn. No filming dates or air dates have been locked in as of yet, but the channel say they&amp;#039;re hoping it&amp;#039;ll be back later this year. When is CSI: New York back on Channel 5?   Not for a while yet, we&amp;#039;re afraid. There&amp;#039;s currently no confirmed return date for Gary Sinise&amp;#039;s Mac and co. - late 2013 is the best we could get out of Channel 5. It&amp;#039;s looking like NY will only return to our screens once CSI original flavour - which returned to UK screens earlier this week - has finished airing its 13th season. Fans of the franchise&amp;#039;s New York variant might have bigger things to worry about though - with ratings flat and star Hill Harper jumping over to Covert Affairs, it&amp;#039;s increasingly looking like the show might not get a 14th season at all... If it&amp;#039;s any consolation, when CSI: NY does eventually air its latest episodes over here, we&amp;#039;ve got an interview with star Sela Ward (Jo Danville) all lined up and ready to go! Do BBC4 have the rights to the second series of &amp;#039;The Bridge&amp;#039;?  They certainly do! But first, a little background for those as lost when it comes to Scandi drama as a couple in an Ikea megastore. The Bridge is a detective series originally aired over in the UK in April 2012 revolving around the discovery of two bodies stitched together on the Danish/Swedish border, forcing homicide teams in both countries - led by Kim Bodnia&amp;#039;s Martin Rohde and Sofia Helin&amp;#039;s Saga Nor\u00E9n respectively - to work together on solving the mystery. It&amp;#039;s bloomin&amp;#039; good stuff, and we&amp;#039;re delighted to confirm that BBC Four do indeed hold the rights for series two of The Bridge and aim to air it on the channel later this year. We&amp;#039;ll keep you updated if we hear more. Does anyone know when the BBC&amp;#039;s latest drama Shetland will air?  *Thrusts hand up in the air&amp;#039; Ooh, ooh, us, we do, we do! Shetland, a new murder-mystery set in the stunning Scottish wild, tells the story of Detective Jimmy Perez (Douglas Henshall), who returns to the titular islands as feuding families, the discovery of human remains and a fatal shooting threaten to shatter the peace. Happily, you lot won&amp;#039;t have to wait long at all to visit Shetland - the two-part epic will air on Sunday, March 10 and Monday, March 11 at 9pm on BBC One. In the meantime, keep an eye out for Digital Spy&amp;#039;s interview with Steven Robertson, who plays PC Sandy Wilson, and get practicing your pronunciation of &amp;#039;Murrd-agh&amp;#039;.  Do you have any questions for the Tube Talk Q&amp;amp;A? Post them in the box below! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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