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Isn't that how the phrase "housewives TV" was coined? I spent a short period on the bench last year and it was the propsect of watching this tosh that motivated me to get back to work! Very little documentaries on Discovery / History Channel / National Geographic during the day.
Has anyone else perceived a dumbing down of National Geographic channels
They seem to take the magazine approach - fine for skimming but no meat to the subject - going the way of Horizon
Isn't that how the phrase "housewives TV" was coined? I spent a short period on the bench last year and it was the propsect of watching this tosh that motivated me to get back to work! Very little documentaries on Discovery / History Channel / National Geographic during the day.
The presenter said: "The trouble is the BBC now is run by women and it shows soap operas, cooking, quizzes, kitchen-sink plays. You wouldn't have had that in the golden days."
"I would like to see two independent wavelengths - one controlled by women, and one for us, controlled by men."
He claimed that interesting programmes were screened too late at night, and said he would "rather be dead in a ditch" than appear on Celebrity Big Brother.
"I used to watch Doctor Who and Star Trek, but they went PC - making women commanders, that kind of thing. I stopped watching."
Quite right. Oh, he forgot to mention house makeovers.
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