Thread: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2009)
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Old 15-01-2009, 20:02   #89
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Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2009)
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Originally Posted by moroboshi View Post
I'm stunned you can find so much on TV you want to watch. I record a couple of things a week (at most) from BBC HD and that's it.
There are frequently clashes of programmes during the week and I not only make full use of the +1 channels but also of my DVD recorder when I can't fit the programmes in on the V+.

A lot of people think there is nothing much on TV, but many people miss much more than they realise. Programmes such as 'Vanished', 'Sleeper Cell', 'Jericho', 'The Kill Point' and so forth are easily overlooked, which is why I don't rely solely on the TV Guide. I buy a good TV listings magazine and study it for about an hour or so when it comes out on Tuesdays, marking up the good programmes on the more obscure channels, and frankly, the results are extremely good.

My daughter was always complaining that there was nothing on until I told her about these programmes and she is extremely pleased - she would have missed them all without my intervention!
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