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Which of the five analogue channels do you watch the most?

I mostly watch Channel 4 and ITV1 (STV) but these are the shows I watch on all the channels.

BBC1 : Doctor Who, River City, Have I Got News For You, Friday Night With Jonathon Ross
BBC2: Extras, Mock The Week
ITV1: One-off dramas, Emmerdale, Corrie, ITV News, This Morning, GMTV
Channel 4: The Simpsons, Desperate Housewives, Paul O'Grady, R&J, Ugly Betty, Shameless, Big Brother, Friends, Wife Swap, Supernanny
Five: ..............The Wright Stuff........ tumbleweed rushes by.....

All the fours have fallen off air

Yeah, guess so....

All the fours have fallen off air

Hey,

I'm watching in the Black Hill region (Scotland) and just before Friday Night Project the Channel Four network fell off air.

Anyone else experiencing this problem (as it still isn't fixed) or is it just me?

I'm using freeview (btw)

The END of Ftn!

Yes, thank god.

The END of Ftn!

*claps* excellent mr troll, congratulations on f*****g up tvforums. You must feel so happy with yourself. Lets everyone give him the attention he deserves.

The END of Ftn!

What do you suggest, mr troll?

The END of Ftn!

Ok, thats either msk or jamesh.

Is this where Lost was found?

No, what I mean is that the plot is extremely similiar to that of "Lost". I was wondering if this is where the Lost creators got their idea?

Is this where Lost was found?

Yes, it did look like an early nineties film

Is this where Lost was found?

Ah, but thats not all. The plot revovles around a bunch of survivors on an island who have been in a plane crash. They discover that the island is not as it seems. Unfortunately thats all I really got to see....the actors were very bland

Is this where Lost was found?

Im currently watching a film called 'Danger Island' on five.

Is it just me or is this very very very similar to the island and the plot of Lost.

EastEnders - General Discussion Thread

By the sounds of the comments in here I think I'll stick to the excellently written Coronation Street, the fantasically camp Emmerdale and the Scottish equivalent of East-Enders - "River City".