Very many thanks to all who submitted clue(s) and I can tell in some cases a great deal of research was carried out to achieve credible wordplay. I reckon 26 clues from 12 setters (mainly due to the industrious patrich, fiery, paul and spike2) with the collection of devices on show including straight, subtractive & composite anagrams, charades, cryptic definitions, containers, the use of foreign words (in context, well done) and partial &lits (I know from personal experience how difficult it is to produce such clues that are both mechanically sound and read well). I thought this would provide an opportunity for creative definitions and my favourites are fiery's big brother? and aristo's frustrated lurker. Nice touches I like are buddy's voy(age), fiery's (sal)vo, paul's eruv (& baywatch reminder), tyke51's Sa)voy - Eur(email and spike2's yeu(x).There were a few where I would have preferred to have he/she, some where I didn't feel the mechanics quite worked (spike2, I feel really guilty after you've made such an effort but I feel some of your clues come into this category, I genuinely hope that you're not disheartened) and I'm not a fan (I accept this is particularly selective) of individual words "doing" double duty.
Worthy mentions to jono @ 5, fiery @ 10 (I'd have preferred Network), chrise @ 17 (the surface could appear on any number of the many cooking "shows" on the box).
I can't split dorrien and patrich @ 19 for third. The runner-up is mattrom (I'll admit to remembering but not purchasing Nuts) just losing out to this week's winner BBM2 with another really good partial &lit
He may see yourselves strip off - somehow less unusual !
Your prize is the original theatrical trailer of the film whose protagonist claimed "I like to watch"
https://youtu.be/oOOghKacg40
Again, thanks to all who entered (a) clue(s), very much appreciated.