... after the BBC fails to raise the dough!
Source: Metro, Tuesday September 13, 2016.
... after the BBC fails to raise the dough!
Source: Metro, Tuesday September 13, 2016.
Never watched it. Sick to death of cookery progs anyway.
Yes, I know ...miserable old git I am.
Nothing to do with being an old git Graham, there are way too many cookery programs on many channels not just the BBC, I think you'll agree our generation were taught how to cook as youngsters we don't need cookery lessons, also, what's happened to the good old Sunday afternoon film's that we used to watch after lunch?Originally Posted by grahamw48
Never watched it. Sick to death of cookery progs anyway.
Yes, I know ...miserable old git I am.
True Michael.
What about Saturday afternoon sports (other than football)... like wrestling, motorbike scrambling, etc ? All nicked by the pay channels presumably.
Some of the funniest TV entertainment ever...
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I do get to see a bit of motorsport on ITV4 though... if I get up at the crack of dawn.
You're right Graham, I used to enjoy watching Swimming and world Rally on Saturday afternoon
Our new Cignal satellite TV system features quite a few channels dedicated to foods and cooking. I enjoy most when I'm in the mood.
Would you believe we have programmes with Gordon "F" Ramsey, His daughter Matilda, Jamie Oliver and Andrew Zimmern's adventures in search of ever-increasing bizarre dishes. (Which I actually do enjoy)
I was never really into the Great Bake Off stuff though, but did enjoy James Martin's Saturday Kitchen
Never seen it, not bothered either
Same here never watched it so shant miss itNever watched it. Sick to death of cookery progs anyway.
Yes, I know ...miserable old git I am.
I am interested in cooking but dishes that can be from everyday items cooked well without gimmicks
Mick.
Well granted, if the only option was Vice Ganda, I'd probably be an avid viewer of ANY cooking prog.
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