TV license

[Peoplesoft bloke]

it's not worth 38p per day to me I'm afraid, if you're so keen you pay for my license

Pay your own or don't watch. Simple. By the way, we spell it Licence here. Feel free to bog off to America if you prefer crap tv and spellings.

[Moscow Mule]

see I like this attitude
we shouldn't let the state scare us law-abiding citizens into paying for things like bbc

*Scoffs*

[norrahe]

i love those "ads" whereby they claim to know every address that posseses a tv licence and then when my other half bought a new tv, they kept sending letters telling me there was no licence at our address.

hellooooo, i've had one for the last two years.......

seems whoever designed their database it looks at the name and not the address!

sheesh! the only good thing about the bbc is the news.

[Moscow Mule]

sheesh! the only good thing about the bbc is the news.

Wildlife programming (Planet Earth, Oceans etc)
Original drama (Spooks + others)
Current Affairs (Question Time, Today etc etc etc)
Original Comedy (HIGNFY, QI, etc etc etc)

[norrahe]

Wildlife programming (Planet Earth, Oceans etc)
Original drama (Spooks + others)
Current Affairs (Question Time, Today etc etc etc)
Original Comedy (HIGNFY, QI, etc etc etc)

the only thing I'm interested in is the news

[contractor79]

*Scoffs*

I've paid it now

but I'd like to continue talk the talk please

[Ken Dodd]

I love the BBC

Yes I do.

When you consider what you get for your money, it is fantastic value: TV channels, radio, local radio etc etc.

The last time I heard the figures, the BBC was putting out about 40 hours of broadcast per hour of each day. I am sure this must have increased by 50% by now.

I would gladly pay double or treble what I pay for a TV licence if it meant I did not have to sit through another 8 minute ad break on Sky.

[Cheshire Cat]

Yes I do.

When you consider what you get for your money, it is fantastic value: TV channels, radio, local radio etc etc.

The last time I heard the figures, the BBC was putting out about 40 hours of broadcast per hour of each day. I am sure this must have increased by 50% by now.

I would gladly pay double or treble what I pay for a TV licence if it meant I did not have to sit through another 8 minute ad break on Sky.

including 39 hours of "How to solve a problem like Eurovision in the Attic on Ice".

[contractor79]

Yes I do.

When you consider what you get for your money, it is fantastic value: TV channels, radio, local radio etc etc.

The last time I heard the figures, the BBC was putting out about 40 hours of broadcast per hour of each day. I am sure this must have increased by 50% by now.

I don't want it, so why should I pay for it.

[cailin maith]

I don't want it, so why should I pay for it.

Because it's the law.... I guess.