Jeremy Clarkson suspended by BBC...
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Scuffers said:
98elise said:
We started paying for Netflix just for Better Call Saul. We now watch Netflix as much as we watch Sky, to the point where I wonder why I'm spending £50 a month with Sky, when I could probably make do with freeview/freesat.
out of interest, what's 'on' netflix? (apart from films etc)and what's the costs?
Sky has just become our normal tuner and recorder, and I'm beginning to wonder why we pay so much for it when there is so little we actually watch thats exclusive to sky.
We pay about £6 per month for Netflix
2013BRM said:
Scuffers said:
98elise said:
We started paying for Netflix just for Better Call Saul. We now watch Netflix as much as we watch Sky, to the point where I wonder why I'm spending £50 a month with Sky, when I could probably make do with freeview/freesat.
out of interest, what's 'on' netflix? (apart from films etc)and what's the costs?
MarshPhantom said:
2013BRM said:
Scuffers said:
98elise said:
We started paying for Netflix just for Better Call Saul. We now watch Netflix as much as we watch Sky, to the point where I wonder why I'm spending £50 a month with Sky, when I could probably make do with freeview/freesat.
out of interest, what's 'on' netflix? (apart from films etc)and what's the costs?
Countdown said:
Laurel Green said:
So not some long standing grand master plan by a cabal of LeftyBeeb management then.....There's a turnip for the books....
Countdown said:
Laurel Green said:
So not some long standing grand master plan by a cabal of LeftyBeeb management then.....There's a turnip for the books....
They've been seething for years over Top Gear.
mybrainhurts said:
Countdown said:
Laurel Green said:
So not some long standing grand master plan by a cabal of LeftyBeeb management then.....There's a turnip for the books....
They've been seething for years over Top Gear.
Presumaby Countdown sees one shopper buying a special offer turnip and reaches the inescapable conclusion that all shoppers buy cheap turnips.
Either that or it's something to do with picking cherries.
Pointlessly disputing self-evident and confessed BBC left-wing bias is pointless.
Laurel Green said:
He genuinely doesn't seem to know what's doing next with regards to TV.Perhaps someone could point him at this thread, plenty of experts here who could give him chapter and verse it seems!
I'm beginning to think this whole thing will end up with them back at the beeb doing a face-lifted Top Gear again in about 18 months time. Let's face it, several people who have been sacked by the BBC have ended up back there eventually. (Brand, Ross.)
In Clarkson's case I think it will be after CMDs supposed forthcoming purge and certain people are out on their ear. (with a large golden goodbye from the taxpayer.)
In Clarkson's case I think it will be after CMDs supposed forthcoming purge and certain people are out on their ear. (with a large golden goodbye from the taxpayer.)
The Hypno-Toad said:
In Clarkson's case I think it will be after CMDs supposed forthcoming purge and certain people are out on their ear. (with a large golden goodbye from the taxpayer.)
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