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The programme you can probably afford to miss (November 2016)

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SC
scottishtv Founding member
From this, last series:

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To this:

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That's right - a tent in the alleyway outside New Broadcasting House.

I'd glady give the BBC an extra tenner a year if it means they'll stop presenting primetime BBC One from alleyways, and lorries in car parks.
RD
RDJ
Watchdog is back tonight with a new look.

They seem to be broadcasting from some sort of plastic dome situated outside Broadcasting House next to The One Show studio. I'm not sure it looks the best to me... the previous studio was much better.
UB
UBox
Just tuned in and it just doesn't feel very Watchdog. Think they might want to look into which ever Rouge Trader designed that set for them.
AN
Andrew Founding member
I bet they are freezing.

It's almost as if closing TV Centre has left them short of studios...
PI
picard
Oh god, going the same way as Crimewatch to become "entertainment". No thanks BBC!
JA
JAS84
Were they inspired by the Crystal Maze? That looks like the dome!
PI
picard
Ghastly, what were they thinking.
DA
davidhorman
Opening of Crystal Maze Manchester delayed after part of set gets lost in transit.
SC
scottishtv Founding member
I lost interest in the lead story once the food hygiene expert started complaining about a raw potato being placed next to an unwrapped pepper... Rolling Eyes
IS
Inspector Sands
Oh god, going the same way as Crimewatch to become "entertainment". No thanks BBC!

Haven't you seen it for a few years?

If anything I think it's got more serious without that Chris bloke being cheeky to Ann Robinson and since Rogue Traders stopped being a double act
MA
madmusician
since Rogue Traders stopped being a double act


Wasn't that because Dan was done for fraud?!
IS
Inspector Sands
Wasn't that because Dan was done for fraud?!

Yes, but that's irrelevant. It was a lot more entertainment skewed back then

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