25-01-2022, 05:22 PM
XIII post_id=64970 time= user_id=894 Wrote:Well the corporation can't just keep axing channels to save money as it doesn't actually save much money, they can find other ways of savings by axing programmes.BBCMeridian post_id=64964 time= user_id=2083 Wrote:You must be on another planet if you think the BBC will axe Strictly or The Apprentice.Rex post_id=64962 time= user_id=1774 Wrote:https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/bbc4-...-7pn7qwzjqNothing's been confirmed at the moment so I wouldn't worry quite yet, although if it turns out to be the case it will anger a lot of viewers around the country, there are loads of other ways that the BBC can make savings, by axing programmes such as The One Show, The Apprentice and Strictly Come Dancing and bring back back the most important flagship programmes such as Watchdog and Crimewatch which were wrongly axed and shouldn't have been instead of channels which viewers are most passionate about.
It would be a shame to see BBC Four go but it's been completely neutered with a lower budget, the fact that its original programmes have all gone to BBC Two, and BBC Three taking back overflow programming that Four used to air
Or here's another thought, Close the IPlayer, we already have BritBox so there literally is no point of the corporation to carry on running it's Iplayer service.
