Interestingly I saw an ad for it on ITV earlier which said "Weekdays at 5pm". I thought broadcasters advertising on other channels weren't supposed to include the time.
Interestingly I saw an ad for it on ITV earlier which said "Weekdays at 5pm". I thought broadcasters advertising on other channels weren't supposed to include the time.
I'm pretty sure that when the general advertising regulations were relaxed at the start of the year they included allowing broadcasters to be more specific when they cross promote.
Interestingly I saw an ad for it on ITV earlier which said "Weekdays at 5pm". I thought broadcasters advertising on other channels weren't supposed to include the time.
Well I actually saw a trailer for Pobol Y Cwm on BBC One Wales a couple of weeks ago, which included the time.
I know that broadcasters are allowed to advertise on other channels, but I didn't realise that the BBC advertised programmes for other channels, or is S4C a special case?
Interestingly I saw an ad for it on ITV earlier which said "Weekdays at 5pm". I thought broadcasters advertising on other channels weren't supposed to include the time.
Well I actually saw a trailer for Pobol Y Cwm on BBC One Wales a couple of weeks ago, which included the time.
I know that broadcasters are allowed to advertise on other channels, but I didn't realise that the BBC advertised programmes for other channels, or is S4C a special case?
Interestingly I saw an ad for it on ITV earlier which said "Weekdays at 5pm". I thought broadcasters advertising on other channels weren't supposed to include the time.
Well I actually saw a trailer for Pobol Y Cwm on BBC One Wales a couple of weeks ago, which included the time.
I know that broadcasters are allowed to advertise on other channels, but I didn't realise that the BBC advertised programmes for other channels, or is S4C a special case?
Presumably Paddy McGuiness, Peter Kay, Cliff Richard, and Liz Smith will all appear before Punch and Judy reappear in June.
Each series is a tired reworking of the last one, with the same guests, and features that were done to death but just in a different order.
And despite the toys out of the pram moment by ITV, when he went to Channel Four - I notice this series is being made fully at TLS. Cheaper than BBC TVC I wonder. Or has the expulsion notice on him passed fully?
The bits where kids just walk on half way through the show but don't know what they are doing, and Paul doesn't notice them as he's chatting away and then they say a line nervously, always looks pointless to me
Tonight they were going on about how Paul works really hard. Surely he does 5 hours work per week 6 months a year. He doesn't give off an impression of doing a lot of preperation off screen. He never does any filmed inserts, it's always left to some random pensioners to review a film, interview on a red carpet etc
Also since moving to Channel 4 his entire TV career seems to have stopped totally except for his own show. During his 3 months off he'll make about 1 appearance on another show.
Tonight they were going on about how Paul works really hard. Surely he does 5 hours work per week 6 months a year. He doesn't give off an impression of doing a lot of preperation off screen. He never does any filmed inserts, it's always left to some random pensioners to review a film, interview on a red carpet etc
And he's just spent a few weeks in South Africa (although he's filmed inserts for that) and before that, Winter in the Maldives with Cilla.
