No TV please we are Francais

[Andy2]

They are all watching Naked attraction!

On dutch tv they start them young
https://metro.co.uk/2021/03/09/kids-...land-14213990/

[Gibbon]

They also used watching them to improve their English. I know British people who learnt another language as older children/adults who watch TV programs in that language for the same reason.

Indeed, some Italian adult films are very entertaining and educational.

[DonaldJTrump]

They are all watching Naked attraction!

NA is a tad too much in your face and is just really voyeurism
There was allegedly a semi naked Euro totty centric kind of quiz show that aired in the 90's but I can't recall its name
A friend watched it and told me about it

[DonaldJTrump]

I know British people who learnt another language as older children/adults who watch TV programs

Wot like Oddle Poddle or Clanger whistling? both of which have proved invaluable over the years

[vetran]

They are all watching Naked attraction!

[LondonManc]

The EUSSR censoring stuff and controlling their subjects? Surely not.

[SueEllen]

When I read that article this morning, I couldn't help but wonder if the volume of UK produced TV on the continent was there because of demand? If so, demand from whom? I don't think the ex-pat community is so very influential as to be the sole source.

It would be interesting to see if the EU viewers of UK TV kick up a fuss when they can no longer access their favourite shows.

When I worked abroad and even now working in an international team plenty of people from EU countries I spoke/speak to like various British TV programs. It is amusing to find out what programs are their current favourites e.g. Come Dine With Me, Alan Partridge stuff.

They also used watching them to improve their English. I know British people who learnt another language as older children/adults who watch TV programs in that language for the same reason.

[DoctorStrangelove]

There's probly a fair few sat dishes pointed at the Sky constellation.

[ladymuck]

When I read that article this morning, I couldn't help but wonder if the volume of UK produced TV on the continent was there because of demand? If so, demand from whom? I don't think the ex-pat community is so very influential as to be the sole source.

It would be interesting to see if the EU viewers of UK TV kick up a fuss when they can no longer access their favourite shows.

[OwlHoot]

Conversely, the UK badly misses out on many excellent European TV programs and movies because the UK is dominated by TV and movies from the USA.

Absolutely! Wallander and Montalbano, for example, are brilliant detective series and I'm sure there are many others we in the UK never get to see

[Paddy]

Conversely, the UK badly misses out on many excellent European TV programs and movies because the UK is dominated by TV and movies from the USA.

[vetran]

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...m-shown-brexit

The EU is preparing to act against the “disproportionate” amount of British television and film content shown in Europe in the wake of Brexit, in a blow to the UK entertainment industry and the country’s “soft power” abroad.

The UK is Europe’s biggest producer of film and TV programming, buoyed up by £1.4bn from the sale of international rights, but its dominance has been described as a threat to Europe’s “cultural diversity” in an internal EU document seen by the Guardian.

Countries such as France have gone further, setting a 60% quota for European works on VOD and demanding 15% of the turnover of the platforms is spent in production of European audiovisual and cinematographic works.

Oh lots of detective series filmed in the dark with the actors chain smoking.

no mention of the US?