Bbc is an amazing channel! Me and my family litrally watch it every night! It has such funny programmes on every night and never any boring things! Its different to the rest of the channel's and for once we can watch a channel thats not so serious. Your making a big mistake if you axe this channel. Not everyone has internet and not everyone wants to sit on a computer/laptop every night for hours just to watch these programmes.
noel wyatt - 10 years ago
yes! there is not enough content as it is. so sick of seeing things like have I got more news for you. it's what we in the old parlance used to call a bloody repeat! we need more content, more adventurous producers who are willing to go out on a limb. here's an idea. why not let people pitch ideas to production companies instead of making the process some sort of osmosis based who you know process. there are many talented people (like me) out there who never get an opportunity because we don't know the right couch to climb on. if TV is to survive it needs to open up a bit. when I lived in new Orleans I did a ton of stuff with community access quite a lot of which ended up in network but here I wouldn't even know where to start.
Bbc is an amazing channel! Me and my family litrally watch it every night! It has such funny programmes on every night and never any boring things! Its different to the rest of the channel's and for once we can watch a channel thats not so serious. Your making a big mistake if you axe this channel. Not everyone has internet and not everyone wants to sit on a computer/laptop every night for hours just to watch these programmes.
yes! there is not enough content as it is. so sick of seeing things like have I got more news for you. it's what we in the old parlance used to call a bloody repeat! we need more content, more adventurous producers who are willing to go out on a limb. here's an idea. why not let people pitch ideas to production companies instead of making the process some sort of osmosis based who you know process. there are many talented people (like me) out there who never get an opportunity because we don't know the right couch to climb on. if TV is to survive it needs to open up a bit. when I lived in new Orleans I did a ton of stuff with community access quite a lot of which ended up in network but here I wouldn't even know where to start.