What clever [censored] programme planner juxtaposed these two programmes?
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"George" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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What clever [censored] programme planner juxtaposed these two programmes?
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George said:
What clever [censored] programme planner juxtaposed these two programmes?
I enjoyed Mountain 2, especially looking forward to next week!
R.
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What clever [censored] programme planner juxtaposed these two programmes?
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GeorgeSomeone incented to persuade punters to subscribe to Sky+ ??? ;-)
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George said:
What clever [censored] programme planner juxtaposed these two programmes?
Huh? Oh I think I see what the problem was. The first over-ran or was
it the other starting early? I've solved that problem with a twin
tuner DTTV PVR otherwise known a a Freeview hard disk recorder. I'll
watch thenm later today - I had an early night last night.Bear in mind that Wainwright is repeated several times before next
week.
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What clever [censored] programme planner juxtaposed these two programmes?
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GeorgeWell speaking with experience, BBC 1 presentation Team will not give a
cahoots about whatever is on the other BBC channels (excluding BBC2). I get
the impression that the Digital channels are out on there own. They only tie
in to each other when they have a new episode of your favourite US Import,
at the moment Hereos, on BBC 3. Hmmmthinking about it if Waingwright was on
BBC 3 I'll bet there would be a clever little tie in in programming.Has anyone seen the Granada TV series on Wainwright with Fred Talbot,
another offing.Dave
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George said:
What clever [censored] programme planner juxtaposed these two programmes?
Huh? Oh I think I see what the problem was. The first over-ran or was
it the other starting early? I've solved that problem with a twin
tuner DTTV PVR otherwise known a a Freeview hard disk recorder. I'll
watch thenm later today - I had an early night last night.I watched them both here (Manchester from Winter Hill transmitter) and
Julia started several minutes after Griff finished so I'm not sure what
the issue is.--
Dominic Sexton
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"Dominic Sexton" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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In article <[email hidden]>, Phil Cook
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George said:
What clever [censored] programme planner juxtaposed these two programmes?
Huh? Oh I think I see what the problem was. The first over-ran or was
it the other starting early? I've solved that problem with a twin
tuner DTTV PVR otherwise known a a Freeview hard disk recorder. I'll
watch thenm later today - I had an early night last night.I watched them both here (Manchester from Winter Hill transmitter) and
Julia started several minutes after Griff finished so I'm not sure what
the issue is.Exactly!
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George <[email hidden]> writes
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I managed to watch both without missing anything..
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Phil Cook <[email hidden]> writes
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George said:
What clever [censored] programme planner juxtaposed these two programmes?
Huh? Oh I think I see what the problem was. The first over-ran or was
it the other starting early? I've solved that problem with a twin
tuner DTTV PVR otherwise known a a Freeview hard disk recorder.I have one of those. Brilliant.
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I'll
watch thenm later today - I had an early night last night.Bear in mind that Wainwright is repeated several times before next
week.--
Gordon H
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Dave Healey <[email hidden]> writes
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Quoted message said:
What clever [censored] programme planner juxtaposed these two programmes?
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GeorgeWell speaking with experience, BBC 1 presentation Team will not give a
cahoots about whatever is on the other BBC channels (excluding BBC2). I get
the impression that the Digital channels are out on there own. They only tie
in to each other when they have a new episode of your favourite US Import,
at the moment Hereos, on BBC 3. Hmmmthinking about it if Waingwright was on
BBC 3 I'll bet there would be a clever little tie in in programming.Has anyone seen the Granada TV series on Wainwright with Fred Talbot,
another offing.Dave
Yes, but I missed the first one or two. :-(
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Gordon H
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Dave Healey said:
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What clever [censored] programme planner juxtaposed these two programmes?
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GeorgeWell speaking with experience, BBC 1 presentation Team will not give a
cahoots about whatever is on the other BBC channels (excluding BBC2). I get
the impression that the Digital channels are out on there own. They only tie
in to each other when they have a new episode of your favourite US Import,
at the moment Hereos, on BBC 3. Hmmmthinking about it if Waingwright was on
BBC 3 I'll bet there would be a clever little tie in in programming.Has anyone seen the Granada TV series on Wainwright with Fred Talbot,
another offing.Dave
You can download both programs for BBC iPlayer.
Robert -
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You can download both programs for BBC iPlayer.
RobertHow do you do that ive tried searching for wainwiright on the bbc
website but got nowhere can you provide a link to bbc iPlayer and
where to get the program.
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You can download both programs for BBC iPlayer.
RobertHow do you do that ive tried searching for wainwiright on the bbc
website but got nowhere can you provide a link to bbc iPlayer and
where to get the program.You have to apply to join the beta testing group.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayerbeta/
One you are in it is straightforward but the files are big and it is a
peer to peer system (meaning that as well as downloading the files you
are also uploading bits of them to others). If you have one of the
cheaper broadband connections with a relatively low usage cap you may
run out of bandwidth pretty quickly.--
Dominic Sexton
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George said:
What clever [censored] programme planner juxtaposed these two programmes?
was there a Mountain, series 1 then ?
Simon
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mr p said:
George said:
What clever [censored] programme planner juxtaposed these two programmes?
was there a Mountain, series 1 then ?
No, but there was an episode 1 ;-)
MBQ
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Phil Cook said:
George said:
What clever [censored] programme planner juxtaposed these two programmes?
Huh? Oh I think I see what the problem was.
....not a problem watching both - I, too, have a pvr in any case. I was
commenting on the overlap in content.
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George
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