ST
My apologies Jugalug, having read back I noticed you had already raised the issue of his choice of channels to view!
Jugalug posted:
Haven't you heard? He collects pres from off-air recordings, as he assumes many on here do.
My apologies Jugalug, having read back I noticed you had already raised the issue of his choice of channels to view!
Jugalug previously posted:
TBH, you seem to watch quite a lot of it. However, I'm not that bothered. Whatever floats your boat.
PC
I think my major concern (moving away from the 'should we watch CBeebies or not' dispute) regarding BBC Scotland is this:
Why, as licence fee payers, are we spending a salary replacing a relatively enthuastic network announcer with someone who sounds like a granny in Glasgow, who is employed ONLY because they are Scottish.
Strikes me some of the people in BBC Scotland pres should be making an argument for their reason to exist before they get caught up in the next round of budget cutting...
Why, as licence fee payers, are we spending a salary replacing a relatively enthuastic network announcer with someone who sounds like a granny in Glasgow, who is employed ONLY because they are Scottish.
Strikes me some of the people in BBC Scotland pres should be making an argument for their reason to exist before they get caught up in the next round of budget cutting...
PC
Speaking of BBC Scotland pres - before they took N24 on BBC2 last night, someone seemingly forgot for moment about the christmas idents we've been seeing for over a week, and decided to play out Seascape...
SP
Of course the "granny in Glasgow" is also directing the network as well as announcing.
p_c_u_k posted:
Why, as licence fee payers, are we spending a salary replacing a relatively enthuastic network announcer with someone who sounds like a granny in Glasgow, who is employed ONLY because they are Scottish.
Strikes me some of the people in BBC Scotland pres should be making an argument for their reason to exist before they get caught up in the next round of budget cutting...
Strikes me some of the people in BBC Scotland pres should be making an argument for their reason to exist before they get caught up in the next round of budget cutting...
Of course the "granny in Glasgow" is also directing the network as well as announcing.