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In previous years CITV has had some sort of programmes at that time over Chritsmas.
Really? I bow to your greater knowledge then...
Yeah I think it's mainly as children tend to be up earlier than adults, plus as it's Christmas the ITV Morning News becomes a 5 minute summary so they use it to fill a gap. It's usually just CiTV branded, though before it's gone out with just network announcements saying, now on ITV as part of CiTV (one even said as part of Childrens ITV...). I believe last year was branded and featured Tots programmes like Engie Bengy, etc, where as on previous years they've shown't old american imports like Extreme Dinosaurs and the Hurricanes, etc.
Plus Love TV.
I like where you've added the panto, nice position, though more audience may be achieved on Christmas Eve afternoon/early evening, though as for a film, isn't Jack Frost on BBC One this Christmas?
The "Jack Frost" that is showing on BBC1 is a brand new animated tale for Christmas and is on for half an hour from 9am on Christmas morning......
Since i like joining in the boys games, I've devised my own ideal TV schedule on a brand new channel called SteveTV and here is the ideal schedule for Christmas Eve:
6.00am World News
7.00 The Morning Show at Christmas (Entertainment and magazine series-abit like GMtv but only better.
8.00 Films of the Year with Jonathan Ross (A repeat from a programme possibly shown last night....!?)
9.00 Christmas Funhouse (A ministry of mayhem style show screened each morning)
10.00 The Simpsons
10.20 Carols From.... (A different place each day)
10.45 The Snowman
11.15 FILM: Santa Who? (Comedy starring Leslie Nielsson)
12.45 Joy to the World (Christmas song 'n' Dance show)
1.30 News, weather
1.40 A Christmas Circus
2.30 FILM: The Grinch
4.15 FILM: The Santa Clause 2
5.55 News, weather
6.15 Dame Edna's Christmas Cracker
7.10 My Hero Christmas Special
7.40 EastEnders
8.10 FILM: Johnny English
9.35 The Flint Street Nativity
10.50 News, Weather
11.05 Dale's Christmas Lottery Stars
11.40 FILM: White Christmas
1.35 Carols From.....
2.00 A Christmas Circus
2.50 Joy to the World
3.35 Closedown (Complete with national Anthem)
REMEMBER, this is fictional and SteveTV is not real!!! So it doesn't matter if it's crap!
Incase anyone is wondering, "The Flint Street Nativity" was a brilliant ITV drama from 1999 that starred some well known actors playing children in a school nativity play.
A Dame Edna Entertainment show would also be fun for Christmas Eve and would feature well known celebrities doing odd things and singing!
fanoftv posted:
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LONDON posted:
In previous years CITV has had some sort of programmes at that time over Chritsmas.
Really? I bow to your greater knowledge then...
Yeah I think it's mainly as children tend to be up earlier than adults, plus as it's Christmas the ITV Morning News becomes a 5 minute summary so they use it to fill a gap. It's usually just CiTV branded, though before it's gone out with just network announcements saying, now on ITV as part of CiTV (one even said as part of Childrens ITV...). I believe last year was branded and featured Tots programmes like Engie Bengy, etc, where as on previous years they've shown't old american imports like Extreme Dinosaurs and the Hurricanes, etc.
Plus Love TV.
I like where you've added the panto, nice position, though more audience may be achieved on Christmas Eve afternoon/early evening, though as for a film, isn't Jack Frost on BBC One this Christmas?
The "Jack Frost" that is showing on BBC1 is a brand new animated tale for Christmas and is on for half an hour from 9am on Christmas morning......
Since i like joining in the boys games, I've devised my own ideal TV schedule on a brand new channel called SteveTV and here is the ideal schedule for Christmas Eve:
6.00am World News
7.00 The Morning Show at Christmas (Entertainment and magazine series-abit like GMtv but only better.
8.00 Films of the Year with Jonathan Ross (A repeat from a programme possibly shown last night....!?)
9.00 Christmas Funhouse (A ministry of mayhem style show screened each morning)
10.00 The Simpsons
10.20 Carols From.... (A different place each day)
10.45 The Snowman
11.15 FILM: Santa Who? (Comedy starring Leslie Nielsson)
12.45 Joy to the World (Christmas song 'n' Dance show)
1.30 News, weather
1.40 A Christmas Circus
2.30 FILM: The Grinch
4.15 FILM: The Santa Clause 2
5.55 News, weather
6.15 Dame Edna's Christmas Cracker
7.10 My Hero Christmas Special
7.40 EastEnders
8.10 FILM: Johnny English
9.35 The Flint Street Nativity
10.50 News, Weather
11.05 Dale's Christmas Lottery Stars
11.40 FILM: White Christmas
1.35 Carols From.....
2.00 A Christmas Circus
2.50 Joy to the World
3.35 Closedown (Complete with national Anthem)
REMEMBER, this is fictional and SteveTV is not real!!! So it doesn't matter if it's crap!
Incase anyone is wondering, "The Flint Street Nativity" was a brilliant ITV drama from 1999 that starred some well known actors playing children in a school nativity play.
A Dame Edna Entertainment show would also be fun for Christmas Eve and would feature well known celebrities doing odd things and singing!
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I find it really sad that families cant find anything else to do together on Christmas Day other then sit down and watch bloody Coronation Street. 
What i find even sadder is people creating fantasy 24hr Christmas Day TV schedules.
