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Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 70
Authored by: DarthSkeptical on Sunday, March 18 2007 @ 12:41 PM EDT
How cool that Episode 70 of Podshock mates up with Episode 33 of the Whocast
to give a complete interview with the authors of "Circular Time". Great exclusive content, guys :) --- I've literally known savages with better manners. Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 70
Authored by: other_timelord on Monday, March 19 2007 @ 06:31 AM EDT
This is why Podshock whipes the floor with whocast. those guys just cant get it right. you guys get the big names. paul cornell! they cant touch that!! who do they have on their show? two bit actors and people you never heard of and big finish rubbish. podshock is supreme!!
Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 70
Authored by: daveac on Monday, March 19 2007 @ 09:49 AM EDT
Just to clarify what James says about the TV Lic. here in the UK.
Not everyone needs a licence - but every 'household' needs a licence. So a family of five need just the one licence. The people most often caught out are students starting at University when they suddenly find they have to get one if the want to watch TV in their room (since the rooms in halls of residence have locks on the doors - each one its deemed to be a 'household' requiring a TV licence. This my explain why lots of students have given up TV watching and spend their time watching stuff on the net - as the licence is only needed to watch 'broadcast' programmes. Cheers, daveac --- Free Desktop Wallpaper inc. Dr Who at: http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/davecooper/compo.html
Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 70
Authored by: tarashnat on Monday, March 19 2007 @ 02:23 PM EDT
Episode 2 of Delta and the Bannermen aired on the 9th of November 1987... --- Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 70
Authored by: MikeD on Monday, March 19 2007 @ 02:56 PM EDT
re: regulation of independent television in the UK
I'm not quite sure what James was getting at about the BBC being the regulator of commercial broadcasters in the UK. Were this really the case I would have to imagine that ITV never would have happened as the BBC and John Reith were so opposed to the idea at the time back in 1954. Over the years there have been a whole bunch of regulators of commercial television including the Independent Broadcasting Authority, the Independent Television Commission and others. All have since been amalgamated into Ofcom. --- "There are some corners of the universe which have bred the most terrible things. Things which act against everything we believe in. They must be fought."
Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 70
Authored by: timeflight on Tuesday, March 20 2007 @ 02:21 AM EDT
James' guide to TV licences has opened a bit of a can of worms - you can no
longer buy a TV licences in a post office, you can get them by direct debit or at some corner shops and petrol stations with paypoint terminals. And lets hear about the vans full of aerials! |
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