Channel 4s mindless c rap on a Tuesday afternoon

Theres hundreds of channels and as many films and series as you want to watch available to us all. Trying to find anything to watch on terrestrial telly is neigh on impossible.

neebody outside care homes watches terrestrial channels.

the end is neigh

non-terrestrial even worse than main channels

DIE LINKE 30 Dec 25 11:38 
neebody outside care homes watches terrestrial channels.

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I've only got freeview, I don't have it on much because
it's mostly shyte. I have come across an old series called
Jesse Stone, recently. I like that.

Linke.
The Carehome crowd appears to be pretty indistinguishable from us in the Forum crowd these days..

i have freeview only. i wouldnt pay to watch telly that was free when i was a lad.( licence fee aside, obviously)

You can get any film, any series or any TV channel you like for about £70 a year. Less than half the license fee.

S.kenbo - "Trying to find anything to watch on terrestrial telly is neigh on impossible".  Is your misspelling of nigh a clever and sophisticated critique of ITV Racing?

Neigh chance

I’m just a bit thick, Blackbarn!

I knew it looked wrong when I typed it. Couldn’t for the life of me figure out the correct spelling. It’s so obvious now I’ve seen it!

Saddo , based on the Robert B Parker novels which were excellent but not quite as good as his ' Spenser ' series which are   just fabulous .

DIAL M for Murder was on 2, Classic  Hitchcock , much Better than 4 in a bed , Channel 4 have some strange and Diverse Shows , they seem to like getting people to get their Kit off later in the day

First thing I have watched on BBC in ages , next stop there will probably be the Snooker ,I did watch a couple of Films over Halloween on there , very little of any interest to me  from Aunty these days

News channels and sports channels make up 99% of my TV watching. The other 1% would be wildlife documentaries. Hardly ever watch anything that is fiction (apart from political diatribes on the news of course)

Thanks for that, paulo47. I don't know how the TV films measure up
to the books, but they are good pieces of work imo. Script, cast
and cinematography are excellent. I'll look for the author.