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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 21 Jul 18 2.44pm | |
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Due to some issues which ultimately boil down to money, Virgin will cease carrying the following channels as from tomorrow (Sunday): Watch Will they even be missed? Personally, I find them almost unwatchable due to the frequency and length of the commercial breaks and, especially in the case of Gold, the ad nauseam repetition of Fawlty Towers, OFAH and others. I also suspect that Virgin will be replacing these channels with even worse lowest common denominator bollocks.
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Midlands Eagle 21 Jul 18 2.54pm | |
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
I find them almost unwatchable due to the frequency and length of the commercial breaks I record everything so that I can fast forward over the ad breaks
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 21 Jul 18 3.08pm | |
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Lowest common denominator bollox? Fawlty Towers And Only Fools are high brow compared to itv. Maybe a channel with Miranda and other repetitive comedy shows will surface.
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Stirlingsays 21 Jul 18 3.52pm | |
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US TV went through a golden age.....but it's started to fade...I reckon partly due to the shoe horned feminism forced into it. However, the state of TV in Britain is dire and has been for a long time....well I stopped watching a couple of years ago. The recent verbal exchange between John Cleese and that BBC man over Python reveals where a certain amount of the problem is. This country use to be funny.....not much new talent breaking through with mass appeal. Edited by Stirlingsays (21 Jul 2018 3.52pm)
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Midlands Eagle 21 Jul 18 5.44pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
US TV went through a golden age.....but it's started to fade...I reckon partly due to the shoe horned feminism forced into it. Not mush feminism in Game of Thrones
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Stirlingsays 21 Jul 18 5.51pm | |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
Not mush feminism in Game of Thrones You have to be kidding? Many of us have detected the feminism in the last two series......up till then....it was pretty fantastic.
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Badger11 Beckenham 22 Jul 18 10.09am | |
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
Due to some issues which ultimately boil down to money, Virgin will cease carrying the following channels as from tomorrow (Sunday): Watch Will they even be missed? Personally, I find them almost unwatchable due to the frequency and length of the commercial breaks and, especially in the case of Gold, the ad nauseam repetition of Fawlty Towers, OFAH and others. I also suspect that Virgin will be replacing these channels with even worse lowest common denominator bollocks. Virgin have a history of doing this. I was a subscriber but gave it up as too expensive. What annoyed mean at the time was there were channels available on Freeview that Virgin would not carry. Like most people I tend to watch my TV through a single portal in this case Virgin. Whilst I could switch to Freeview you could not record those channels on the Virgin hard drive. If it was a subscriber channel I could understand but these were free to air channels. As for the channels removed to be honest I don't watch them because they repeat the same things ad nauseum. I switched to BT who had a spat with Sky for years so would not show the full Sky package. Apparently peace has now broken out and we should be getting this by the end of the year. This is the problem with TV today it has become so fragmented that each rights holder jealously guards their unique programming.
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Mapletree Croydon 22 Jul 18 10.40am | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
US TV went through a golden age.....but it's started to fade...I reckon partly due to the shoe horned feminism forced into it. However, the state of TV in Britain is dire and has been for a long time....well I stopped watching a couple of years ago. The recent verbal exchange between John Cleese and that BBC man over Python reveals where a certain amount of the problem is. This country use to be funny.....not much new talent breaking through with mass appeal. Edited by Stirlingsays (21 Jul 2018 3.52pm) So that’s why you spend your whole life on HOL
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