[TV] TV Scheduling Bollocks

[schmunk]

I'm watching the film as I type this message...

The Death of Stalin

Moscow, 1953. Soviet leader Joseph Stalin is suddenly taken ill and dies. Immediately, members of the council of ministers scramble for power against one another.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Gwylan]

Didn't know people still watch 'normal' telly.

Live sport? I've watched quite a bit of 'normal' telly over the last few days

 

[phoenix]

I was trying to explain to my dad the other day that outside of live sport (mostly watched via streaming services) there isn't really anyone who isn't retired watching any type of linear TV any more. When I told him I don't own an aerial he almost combusted.

Tell your Dad to ask you what happens if/when your internet go down. Whilst he's snuggled up watching John Wayne.

 

[Beanstalk]

Tell your Dad to ask you what happens if/when your internet go down. Whilst he's snuggled up watching John Wayne.

I'll read a book or hotspot using my phone. Plus my home internet hasn't gone down for more than 20 mins in the last 5 years... the idea that internet outages will ruin an entire evening is very early 00s

 

[Pavilionaire]

Sadly I didn't make the Film as I was knackered, the documentary was excellent, Iannucci is a very clever man - The Day Today is probably my favourite Comedy programme..

You need some 'Cake' to pep you up.