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I find that true of every station .
Week In Week out the daytime schedule on all channels shows no imagination .
Nighttime is similar if it's 7 or 730 it's a soap .If it's sunday night 9pm BBC1 it's the Big Drama production , saturday coming up to Xmas it's Strictly
Yes, but at least they are home produced - RTE wave the white flag of surrender from 6.00am until 3.30pm each day and offer imports galore. It would be nice to see at least one or two new home produced morning shows. If Virgin Media Ireland can do it on a shoestring budget, so can RTE.
Again there's no real point having shows on in the morning. No one is watching before 10am and then This Morning has everything wrapped up from 10.30 onwards. What you are suggesting that RTE use funds they can't afford to make programmes that almost no one will ever watch. Virgin Media do it on a shoestring and they've no proper audience, if it were on economic grounds All those Home produced studio shows by Virgin would be cancelled in the morning. Teleshopping would make them more than Ireland AM does. They fill a quota, nothing more.
The only Virgin show (which is on a summer break) that has some reason to stay on air would be the Tonight show, which has a respectable audience at the time it's broadcast.
It would be nice also to have a refreshed schedule on RTE One - their current line up is appalling in many ways. .
I find that true of every station .
Week In Week out the daytime schedule on all channels shows no imagination .
Nighttime is similar if it's 7 or 730 it's a soap .If it's sunday night 9pm BBC1 it's the Big Drama production , saturday coming up to Xmas it's Strictly
Yes, but at least they are home produced - RTE wave the white flag of surrender from 6.00am until 3.30pm each day and offer imports galore. It would be nice to see at least one or two new home produced morning shows. If Virgin Media Ireland can do it on a shoestring budget, so can RTE.
Again there's no real point having shows on in the morning. No one is watching before 10am and then This Morning has everything wrapped up from 10.30 onwards. What you are suggesting that RTE use funds they can't afford to make programmes that almost no one will ever watch. Virgin Media do it on a shoestring and they've no proper audience, if it were on economic grounds All those Home produced studio shows by Virgin would be cancelled in the morning. Teleshopping would make them more than Ireland AM does. They fill a quota, nothing more.
The only Virgin show (which is on a summer break) that has some reason to stay on air would be the Tonight show, which has a respectable audience at the time it's broadcast.