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Old 04-03-2021, 10:59   #19
Carth
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Re: The future of television

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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
So ... everyone back to 1981 then?
Yes please

My thumb has blisters from endlessly clicking through about 100 channels in search of something remotely interesting . . and if I do find something the adverts appear 20 seconds later

If we stopped making 90 channels of dross, the money saved could be used to produce better quality programs on what's left.

Another huge advantage would be the amount of no-name 'celebrities' who would suddenly find they have to get a bloody job instead of being paid to be on TV shows that are simply a filler between adverts.

*first post since returning from a self imposed exile for a month or so
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