<![CDATA[Someone on the board said, "The programming in the US is poor to be polite. So, we, as viewers look elsewhere." Exactly]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Waking the Dead

HookedonBBC — 13 years ago(March 11, 2013 01:49 PM)

Someone on the board said, "The programming in the US is poor to be polite. So, we, as viewers look elsewhere." Exactly. I look at the lineup in Britain and I'm jealous!

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I agree. It used to be a fine channel. Now it's whole evenings of the same shows, plus old movies and Star Trek. The BBC has so many good showsthey could easily fill the schedule.

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BBC America used to do that. Lots of drama and comedy shows. For some reason, they switched up. Now it's all 'Top Gear' and 'Star Trek: TNG'. Both of which are fine shows, but enough is enough.

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