TV listings guides

Okay, this might sound scarely like something out of a consumer-advice programme, but at least it'll help me decide which TV guide to go for this xmas, as I'm also a huge fanatic in collecting old listings guides etc. Thx!

Conrad

(Edited by Conrad at 2:43 pm on Dec. 2, 2001)

Although I don't buy Radio Times every week I buy it every Christmas, it's the more traditional Christmas listings guide and I love the layout!

I only get the Radio Times at Christmas too.

This being the first Christmas I will have had Sky, I personally think I'll end up using the EPG and/or BBC Text / Digiguide online to look everything up.

Best thing about the EPG is you can very quickly browse through the listings and stick reminders next to the things you want to watch AND it tells you straight away if programmes clash.

We'll be getting the Radio Times as usual.

I'll carry on using DigiGuide, so I can electronically plan my viewing/recording & print them out. Circling programmes in a magazine doesn't really work for me

Radio Times - the first and the best! I've been a fan of the RT for 20 years so there's only one choice for me! http://web.ukonline.co.uk/tv.home/forum/emoticons/cheesy.gif

We'll be getting Whats on TV as every week, and the I'll be personally getting the Radio Times as an extra.

I'd choose RT, as I've done so every year since '96! Bit pricy tho, so my friend buys them for me! It's detailed, colourful and of course, as you say, good layout! It's a shame all this can't be reflected on their website!

For those now relying on EPGs, you'll be missing out this year's design, thus breaking tradition...

Conrad

(Edited by Conrad at 5:04 pm on Dec. 2, 2001)

Got to be the Radio Times. I don't normally buy a TV Guide (usually get the listings from Teletext) but at Xmas, it's a must!

Noo, not Radio Times! It has to be TV Times bumper edition!