Thread: General BBC considers bid for the rest of UKTV
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Old 02-10-2018, 08:29   #18
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Re: BBC considers bid for the rest of UKTV
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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter View Post
That's what I meant. Sky routinely show programming between Pick and Sky One, Real Lives etc.

Discovery have even been known to show a series on one of their FTA channels first and then repeat it on a pay channel!
As far as I am aware, Pick shows only those programmes that have already been shown on the pay Sky channels, generally about 2 or more years previously.

I have not noticed Discovery doing that, but then again I don't keep track so much of their channels these days.

To be honest, I do wonder what the schedulers are thinking sometimes.
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