Terrestrial TV

[Jasandjules]

It really is shockingly poor, isn't it?

[Killer2005]

Alternatively having seen a lot of sky tv and the various channels, I really don't think it's worth the money.

Like terrestrial there is some very good stuff but it's 90% ste IMHO

[EDLT]

Its no better or worse than it was ten years ago.

[Shaw Tarse]

Killer2005 said:

Alternatively having seen a lot of sky tv and the various channels, I really don't think it's worth the money.

Like terrestrial there is some very good stuff but it's 90% ste IMHO

Only 90%?

[Truckosaurus]

No matter how few channels you can receive, these days you can use a DVR to store plenty of decent content over a week to keep even the most square eyed viewer happy. It just requires a bit of effort in scouring the tv guide.

[Castrol Craig]

i dont bother with itv1 at all nowadays, and dont watch ANY terrestrial tv at all during weekends.

[MiniMan64]

F1.
Top Gear.
Brian Cox.
Football.

[Halb]

Truckosaurus said:

No matter how few channels you can receive, these days you can use a DVR to store plenty of decent content over a week to keep even the most square eyed viewer happy. It just requires a bit of effort in scouring the tv guide.

True enough
the magic of my sky plus box means the wheat gets lovingly plucked from the nasty chaff.

[Jasandjules]

Yes, we do that too, the Humax is awesome BUT the stuff worth watching on there is running low now too, just not enough on TV to stock it back up......

[Lost soul]

When you say terrestrial do you mean the freeview stuff ?

[Jasandjules]

Lost soul said:

When you say terrestrial do you mean the freeview stuff ?

No I did mean Channels 1 to 5 as freeview etc is digital to my mind (at least that's the way my TVs tell me!)......