TV over Christmas and January

Posted by: Rainbow

22nd Jan 2013 02:36pm

Did you know that over Xmas and in January, the TV networks stop measuring how many people watch their shows? So you might have noticed that the type of programs that are on change from the usual ones during this time, until they start measuring ratings again in February. During this holiday time programing, what did you think of the quality of TV content? Did you even care what was showing as you were on holiday? Or did you use this time to relax in front of the 'box' and flick between channels? Perhaps it was convenient for you to keep your kids entertained? Maybe you have Pay TV and didn't even watch the 'mainstream' channels? Did you find it 'Christmassy' enough or do you think the networks just don't bother with that these days?

Grazzle

26th Jul 2015 04:31pm

All TV stations are concerned about is that their ratings are better than the next, they couldn't care less what the public want to watch/see, ratings are good on some stations in what ever they are telecasting because , I think the reason for this sometimes is because there is nothing else to watch on other stations, they are all telecasting rubbish, its just a case that this station is a little better than the next, even though it is still rubbish. I am over all the cooking shows, the renovating shows, the singing shows, the dancing shows, the footy shows, for heaven sake find something else you can bash the living daylights out of. Anyway that's my opinion

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