*shakes fist at BBC!!*

[caz963]

Why the hell can't TV channels just leave their bloody programme schedules ALONE?? Merlin was on so early tonight, I missed it. Most weeks it's been on after 6pm, but tonight it was on at 5.40. Which I found out at 6.20.

Wankers.

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[hooloovoo_42]

Yup!

Another reason why I really CBA with telly any more. I happened to catch the back end of Mr Woss' show last night and was happy to see Mr Williams, but that's about the only thing I've seen live in weeks.

[caz963.livejournal.com]

Well yes, it's hard enough finding the time to actually watch things when they actually air, but on the rare occasions I do manage to remember something's on that I want to see, they can't leave the bloody timeslot alone!

[shaz-ann.livejournal.com]

I agree - 5.40pm is too early, we're so used to it being on an hour later. I only caught it myself as hubby had put a reminder on Sky programme planner.

Have you got digital or cable as I do believe its repeated on bbc3 during the week.

BTW totally off topic, but I love the autumn scene and background you're using, but then it is my favourite time of year :)

[caz963.livejournal.com]

Yes, it's on BBC 3 on Monday at 7, so I'll try to catch it then. But for a programme that's supposedly one of their Saturday night "flagships", it's just daft. Mind you, they do the same to DW, as well. Do TPTB think we've got nothing better to do than read the RT or fiddle with the Sky Planner all day?