It's a Wonderful Life

[hyperD]

Oh.

That sort of tablet.

I thought for a moment you meant E or LSD or something similar.

[suityou01]

Never seen it. Our telly is stuck on the footie channel.

So now I understand why you run round the park

[suityou01]

Oh.

That sort of tablet.

I thought for a moment you meant E or LSD or something similar.

I'm on the mend thanks

[Doggy Styles]

I'm glad to say that my telly doesn't have one of those.

Does Wales have a dedicated rugby channel instead?

Or one man and his dog?

[barrydidit]

Rather more tediously, the Welsh version of Freeview has multiplexes missing so they can fit in the Cymraeg S4C that no one watches any more*.

However, many thanks for the subsidy from the tv licence to keep the boyos in a jobbo making all those progs.

Nobody watches this?

Each year Fferm Ffactor expands and grows, moving up a gear and turning up the heat. And the same is true about the new series in the autumn as it extends to an hour long programme for the first time ever.

More time for quizzing, testing and challenging the ten farmers, with tasks varying from sheep shearing, to driving a tractor; from veterinary tasks to forming a marketing plan. Not forgetting of course having to face questions under the spotlight in the dreaded Chair challenge.

Can't wait....

[greenlake]

Oh, to be Norwegian. It has been announced that NRK, the country's state broadcaster, will soon show a programme about a sweater being knitted. That's it. Norwegian viewers will tune in and watch a sheep being sheared, before seeing its wool being spun and used to knit a sweater. This will happen in real time.

Slow TV: the Norwegian movement with universal appeal | Television & radio | theguardian.com