I did not watch the CiN programme last night but did notice that it
seemed to finish at 22:00h.
I thought usually it switched to BBC2 at 22:00h whilst the news is on
then return to BBC1 after the news and continue to about 01:00h with
perhaps a pre-recorded programme after then.
Or am I confusing with one of the ##### Relief programmes?
On Sat 18/11/2023 11:16, JMB99 wrote:
I did not watch the CiN programme last night but did notice that it
seemed to finish at 22:00h.
I thought usually it switched to BBC2 at 22:00h whilst the news is on
then return to BBC1 after the news and continue to about 01:00h with
perhaps a pre-recorded programme after then.
Or am I confusing with one of the ##### Relief programmes?
No, your original comment is correct, but the still
(apparently/allegedly) managed to raise north of £33m!
No, your original comment is correct, but the still
(apparently/allegedly) managed to raise north of £33m!
I did not watch the CiN programme last night but did notice that it
seemed to finish at 22:00h.
I thought usually it switched to BBC2 at 22:00h whilst the news is on
then return to BBC1 after the news and continue to about 01:00h with
perhaps a pre-recorded programme after then.
On Sat, 18 Nov 2023 11:16:49 +0000, JMB99 <mb@nospam.net> wrote:
I did not watch the CiN programme last night but did notice that it
seemed to finish at 22:00h.
I thought usually it switched to BBC2 at 22:00h whilst the news is on
then return to BBC1 after the news and continue to about 01:00h with
perhaps a pre-recorded programme after then.
It's been scaled back massively. 30+ years ago it went on till 2am.
I remember being on an OB in Plympton just outside Plymouth in 1990
in a vile evening of p*ssing rain and we were doing our final wrap-up
at 01:30.
It got cut progressively to 1, then 12, and now they don't bother
after 10. Before they shut TVC, they could get people out of the west
end shows to come and do a bit late at night, but that's obviously not
viable since the relocation to Elstree as it's too far away/takes too
long.
It's been scaled back massively. 30+ years ago it went on till 2am.
I remember being on an OB in Plympton just outside Plymouth in 1990
in a vile evening of p*ssing rain and we were doing our final wrap-up
at 01:30.
It got cut progressively to 1, then 12, and now they don't bother after 10. Before they shut TVC, they could get people out of the west end shows
to come and do a bit late at night, but that's obviously not viable
since the relocation to Elstree as it's too far away/takes too long.
All the regional content has been canned too. I forget when we last
did anything. Probably 2019, due to Covid, and quts.
On 18/11/2023 17:27, Paul Ratcliffe wrote:
It's been scaled back massively. 30+ years ago it went on till 2am.
I remember being on an OB in Plympton just outside Plymouth in 1990
in a vile evening of p*ssing rain and we were doing our final wrap-up
at 01:30.
It got cut progressively to 1, then 12, and now they don't bother after 10. >> Before they shut TVC, they could get people out of the west end shows
to come and do a bit late at night, but that's obviously not viable
since the relocation to Elstree as it's too far away/takes too long.
All the regional content has been canned too. I forget when we last
did anything. Probably 2019, due to Covid, and quts.
Forgot about them getting people from West End shows, are there no other studios in Central London that they could use?
On Sat, 18 Nov 2023 21:22:34 +0000, JMB99 <mb@nospam.net> wrote:
Forgot about them getting people from West End shows, are there no other
studios in Central London that they could use?
I have no idea, but they seem to be disappearing.
TC1's still in the same place it always has been. But if they used that
then there wouldn't be any excuse to ship Strictly off to Blackpool. Ah...
That's "TC", not "TVC", the greatest broadcasting hub in the world, which
was destroyed by fucking accountants.
On Sun, 19 Nov 2023 01:01:02 GMT, Paul Ratcliffe <abuse@orac12.clara34.co56.uk78> wrote:
On Sat, 18 Nov 2023 21:22:34 +0000, JMB99 <mb@nospam.net> wrote:
<snip>
Forgot about them getting people from West End shows, are there no other >>> studios in Central London that they could use?
I have no idea, but they seem to be disappearing.
TC1's still in the same place it always has been. But if they used that
then there wouldn't be any excuse to ship Strictly off to Blackpool. Ah...
Are the TC studios still on long-term hire to ITV?
On Sat, 18 Nov 2023 18:13:41 GMT, A N Source <foo@bar.baz> wrote:
That's "TC", not "TVC", the greatest broadcasting hub in the world,
which was destroyed by fucking accountants.
And not telecine, which is "TK".
Roderick Stewart <rjfs@escapetime.myzen.co.uk> wrote in news:rsnjlip5jqsjtp7in4imu073ojbfpeuprf@4ax.com:
On Sat, 18 Nov 2023 18:13:41 GMT, A N Source <foo@bar.baz> wrote:
That's "TC", not "TVC", the greatest broadcasting hub in the world,
which was destroyed by fucking accountants.
And not telecine, which is "TK".
Which also contained FR
It got cut progressively to 1, then 12, and now they don't bother after 10. >Before they shut TVC, they could get people out of the west end shows
to come and do a bit late at night, but that's obviously not viable
since the relocation to Elstree as it's too far away/takes too long.
All the regional content has been canned too. I forget when we last
did anything. Probably 2019, due to Covid, and quts.
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