And due to the nature of the channel I'm sure they'll flag up when such shows are scheduled.
I think the biggest irony of this is it's being launched at a time when C4 has very little of note worth watching - a few years ago I found myself watching something most nights on C4 (in addition to Big Brother) but this so called "creative renewal" in the wake of Big Brother has just killed it off. There's virtually no original drama or comedy in the schedules, the big imports seem to have disappeared (other than Homeland) and their factual slate has become quite derivative, with C4 just seemingly signing up names on exclusive contracts without the programming to justify their appointments.
E4 is still quite strong - indeed the strongest it has ever been in terms of US comedy, although they do need a few more US drama series to replace the likes of Smallville, Glee, Desperate Housewives and One Tree Hill - I think they only have 90210 and Revenge as returning series at the moment, and the latter is probably doing well enough to not attract the attention of Sky.
More4 has really lost it's spark though and the one thing it did really well - True Stories - was taken off it by C4, who have turned it from a weekly strand to something which I think has just aired twice so far this year - and indeed 4seven could actually hurt More4 even further as it relies mainly on repeats from C4. Indeed 4seven might have worked best as a night of programming once a week on More4, similar to how E4 packaged their repeats together as "Second chance Sunday" in it's early years.
Last edited by Brekkie on 23 June 2012 2:46pm