HBO/BBC TV,drama Conspiracy.

[Leekbrookgull]

Don't know what part the BBC had in this drama/film however rivetting veiwing,superb acting and direction and yet again shows that you don't need violence or swearing to make a quality programme.

 

[TonyW]

If was actually any good, the BBC almost certainly had nothing to do with it at all.

 

[captainmorganrum]

If was actually any good, the BBC almost certainly had nothing to do with it at all.

Yes, everything the BBC do is a waste of the 24p a day (approx) it costs you.

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

If was actually any good, the BBC almost certainly had nothing to do with it at all.

Utterly ridiculous statement.

 

[Leekbrookgull]

TonyW,have you seen it ?

 

[TonyW]

Yes, everything the BBC do is a waste of the 24p a day (approx) it costs you.

Yes, it is :US:

 

[TonyW]

Utterly ridiculous statement.

Perfectly justafiable statement given that, in my opinion, 99% of the shite this dinasaur of a so-called television network spews out is, at best, not worth the electricity it takes to run my HDTV.

The whole bunch or arse heads should be sold off to the private sector so that we can get some decent programmes.

Oh, and to be forced to have pay a license fee for something I won't even have on in the house, is, quite frankly, in contravention of the monopolies and mergers act - i.e f***ing illegal.

Yes, I hate the BBC.

 

[TonyW]

TonyW,have you seen it ?

No I haven't.

It may well be good.
But if it is, HBO (who are excellent) will have done it all.

 

[Paskman]

Perfectly justafiable statement given that, in my opinion, 99% of the shite this dinasaur of a so-called television network spews out is, at best, not worth the electricity it takes to run my HDTV.

The whole bunch or arse heads should be sold off to the private sector so that we can get some decent programmes.

Oh, and to be forced to have pay a license fee for something I won't even have on in the house, is, quite frankly, in contravention of the monopolies and mergers act - i.e f***ing illegal.

Yes, I hate the BBC.

Yeah those David Attenborough programmes are rubbish and their Olympics coverage was awful and don't start me off on that bloody Office series................

 

[captainmorganrum]

Yeah those David Attenborough programmes are rubbish and their Olympics coverage was awful and don't start me off on that bloody Office series................

And their website, which has so much stuff and so good it's incurred the wrath of Rupert Murdoch.

Personally I'd pay the licence fee for the Cbeebies website.

 

[User removed 4]

Personally I'd pay the licence fee for the Cbeebies website.

For the intellectual challenge?

 

[Dave the OAP]

Perfectly justafiable statement given that, in my opinion, 99% of the shite this dinasaur of a so-called television network spews out is, at best, not worth the electricity it takes to run my HDTV.

The whole bunch or arse heads should be sold off to the private sector so that we can get some decent programmes.

Oh, and to be forced to have pay a license fee for something I won't even have on in the house, is, quite frankly, in contravention of the monopolies and mergers act - i.e f***ing illegal.

Yes, I hate the BBC.

fair enough, dont watch it.

 

[Norman Potting]

Don't know what part the BBC had in this drama/film however rivetting veiwing,superb acting and direction and yet again shows that you don't need violence or swearing to make a quality programme.

Actually can I be the first to post on this thread who actually saw the programme a good few Christmas's ago.

Its just some blokes in a room talking, but if you actually trouble to watch it you will realise just how chilling and well acted it was. Kenneth Branagh was superb, as were the rest of the cast. Has it been repeated recently?

 

[Rookie]

Perfectly justafiable statement given that, in my opinion, 99% of the shite this dinasaur of a so-called television network spews out is, at best, not worth the electricity it takes to run my HDTV.

The whole bunch or arse heads should be sold off to the private sector so that we can get some decent programmes.

Oh, and to be forced to have pay a license fee for something I won't even have on in the house, is, quite frankly, in contravention of the monopolies and mergers act - i.e f***ing illegal.

Yes, I hate the BBC.

So what great programmes has ITV produced recently then that back up your statement that the private sector makes better tele?