CBeebies might get axed!

[barrydidit]

Baby boomers get it all! Is newsnight being axed? Question time?

Once again its the young people who suffer.

Though I suppose it serves toddlers right for not voting.

WBPS

[VectraMan]

And the new Dangermouse starts this month (although I don't actually get Cbeebies)

Good grief!

[BrilloPad]

Baby boomers get it all! Is newsnight being axed? Question time?

Once again its the young people who suffer.

Though I suppose it serves toddlers right for not voting.

[darmstadt]

I saw them filming Hetty Feather a few months back, so CBeebies stuff is still being commissioned

And the new Dangermouse starts this month (although I don't actually get Cbeebies)

[fullyautomatix]

The problem is that, BBC has for years burnt up all the license fees into boosting the wages of the employees and hiring celebrities at massive costs. I remember a couple of years back a new CEO took over BBC and was staggered at the amount he got to play with and he was essentially told to fill his boots.

Coupled with a very friendly Labour government which allowed free style license fee increases and corrupt bosses who spent all the cash into lining their pockets, has resulted in a fat cat and it seems that the Tories have vetoed any fee increase and the fat cat is now moaning and tying to axe popular channels in order to increase pressure on the government.

[VectraMan]

Make more toddlers pay the TV licence and then maybe they'll keep it.

[original PM]

5) taking a rushed sh:t with the door open to listen out

Yeah, CBeebies is hugely valuable.

Axe strictly or songs of praise!

Just taking a non rushed tulip is such a bonus when you do get 10 minutes off!

[MicrosoftBob]

I saw them filming Hetty Feather a few months back, so CBeebies stuff is still being commissioned

I reckon it's a scare story to try and help Comrade Corbyn

[PurpleGorilla]

5) taking a rushed sh:t with the door open to listen out

Yeah, CBeebies is hugely valuable.

Axe strictly or songs of praise!

[original PM]

that would be a nightmare...

not that the TV bough up my kids but having something you can stick them in front of which will engage them for about an hour while you do things such as

1) Maybe get some sleep
2) Tidy up sh*ddy nappies
3) Make up some bottles
4) Actually try and cook or clean - god forbid!

I am sure other parents could chip in on this!

[SimonMac]

Its being replaced with a BBC funded p0rn channel called CBoobies

[PurpleGorilla]

http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-en...-10496397.html