(26 Nov 2015, 5:05 pm)Michael wrote BBC 4 is pointless, should of just merged it with BBC 3.... now were going to have a gap between the BBC channels..
(26 Nov 2015, 5:16 pm)Jimmi wrote I wouldn't say BBC Four is pointless, it has some good documentaries if your into that sort of thing. I'd imagine many BBC Four viewers would argue BBC Three is pointless. Think BBC Four launched before BBC Three did as I think BBC Four used to be BBC Knowledge and BBC Three used to be BBC Choice. The thing is though, BBC Three will still exist but just not on TV.
(26 Nov 2015, 5:16 pm)Jimmi wrote I wouldn't say BBC Four is pointless, it has some good documentaries if your into that sort of thing. I'd imagine many BBC Four viewers would argue BBC Three is pointless. Think BBC Four launched before BBC Three did as I think BBC Four used to be BBC Knowledge and BBC Three used to be BBC Choice. The thing is though, BBC Three will still exist but just not on TV.
(26 Nov 2015, 5:17 pm)Michael wrote Maybe, i hope that all the catch up programs will be on BBC 4 now...
BBC have also lost Family Guy to ITV i think
(26 Nov 2015, 5:18 pm)mb134 wrote I think it would be very easy to merge BBC Two and BBC Four, I don't think either offer enough to warrant being individual channels, especially as they have a very similar demographic. You then keep BBC Three, as it serves a completely different purpose.
(07 Feb 2016, 7:46 pm)Michael wrote Roker Pier was part of the countryfile tonight, it was showing the restoration of Roker Peir/Lighthouse and a country park near Newcastle that was once the site of a coalmine was also shown.
(28 Feb 2016, 8:48 am)Andreos1 wrote Saw 'Spike Island' last night.
Dunno if it was live or on iplayer (Mrs C had the remote controller), but worth a look.
It was all about the Stone Roses gig on Spike Island and a young band desperate to get tickets, so they can get their casette recording to Ian Brown.
There was even the bonus of seeing internal and external shots of a GM Atlantean too!
The authenticity was spoiled by a few shots of TPX 185's unfortunately.
(28 Feb 2016, 9:20 am)MurdnunoC wrote Aye. I watched this on BBC2 last night.
There was something else I noticed which spoilt the authenticity of the time in which the film set, but I can't remember what it was.
The film, I thought, was rather average. But I like the Stone Roses so I persevered.
(07 Apr 2016, 6:14 pm)Andreos1 wrote It must have been a few years old, but on tonights Great British Railway Journeys, POrtillo travelled between Boro and Hexham.
He called at Darlo, Sunderland (visiting the Roker Riviera) and Bedes World - before arriving in to Hexham.
He used TPX, Northern (142's galore) and the Metro. His train to Hexham was a 156.
(13 Apr 2016, 7:11 pm)Michael wrote Nearly 25 years old, this might be lame for some people but i can't wait for the "Doctor Strange movie" (Marvel comic book character)
Trailer teaser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lt-U_t2pUHI&index=1&list=LLQgykRMVoeVJ_vTbXBk_M2A
Captain America Civil War is out soon to, can't wait for that!
#Marvelfanboy
(13 Apr 2016, 7:18 pm)MurdnunoC wrote Being more acquainted with DC, I've only recently started watching Marvel stuff.
Although I have absolutely zero interest in Captain America, I have enjoyed Daredevil and Jessica Jones. I found the second series of Daredevil especially compelling - can't wait for the third.
On the DC side of things, the fourth series of Arrow and the second series of The Flash are due to wrap up soon.
(Its the American one - date is wrong way around, typical yanks)
