urbanfox said:Which 2 ( BBC and ?)
BCC/CITV/Sky etc for UK and CNN/Fox/ABC/NBC etc for US, but I meant in general US/UK TV.
urbanfox said:Which 2 ( BBC and ?)
Spent a summer in Lake Bluff/Chicago 2 years ago, and i didnt mean by the shows produced after all there is alot more funding from the us, take Rome for example bbc/fox production?urbanfox said:And how do you think we got that way?
Well, what have you seen and what do you know? Effective how? Our shows are broadcasted all over the world, they are hugely popular and they make loads of profit, how are they innefective?
I've never even heard of any of those shows.
BottledGoods said:Spent a summer in Lake Bluff/Chicago 2 years ago, and i didnt mean by the shows produced after all there is alot more funding from the us, take Rome for example bbc/fox production?
Most of the imput was british but the funding had too come from the states, as there is not that kind of market, i mean the price of a slot in the superbowl is so much higher than a network would make for a whole days worth of ads in the uk i would imagine that is naturally huge advantage.
By effective i mean in the scheldules and ad breaks the main thing i noticed was that there are an excessive ammount of ad breaks on american tv. 4 ads for a 1/2 hour show?
i found uk tv struction from the broadcast point of view far more effective in that sense.
ITs not really something too have a huge argument about mind
As for the shows i lised, i wasn't expecing you too have heard of them
There very cult over here But very good hence why i said you should check them out.
urbanfox said:
The average hour timeslot has roughly 44 minutes of time dedicated to the show. The other 16 minutes is filled in by A) external ads and B)Network scheduling updates.
We have ads because capitalism drives us.
MiloFoxburr said:Thank god for TV Show downloads ^_^ No Ad's ftw
BottledGoods said:i hadn't once said your broadcastin sucks, and you seem too be mistaken in shows produced and how they are aired, this argument is pointless as you keep repating the same things and you are so defensive about anyone saying anything bad about your country, you seem incredibly cool, but you have your head slightly too far up your rectum which is very rich comming from me i know.
The only issue i had with what you said is the egarness too slag off british tv but when i view opinions on american broadcasting you et overly defensive
when i try and inform you about the shows we produce since you havent seen any and are just talking about shows you know of you ignor it and assume because you havent seen them they are crap
Good day too you sir!
urbanfox said:You're absolutely right, damn us!
Oh wait... I forgot, we're leading the entertainment industry...
How many UK show discussions are in the TV subforum? Take a wild guess at what I'm going to ask next...
I never 'disrespected' your country. If you think posting a view of reality (especially when that reality applies to a lot of other countries, including mine...) on a very specific subject somehow criticizes an entire country then I would best advise you never get into a politcal dicussion.
That's heavily debatable.
RightGuard said:I get involved in many political discussions. The people I debate with defend their flaws though, I would pull out an instance of when someone posted a fact about America that you disapproved of instantly, but you delete them so fast this is a one off for you Urban, but that's just because an admin is involved. There's a difference between being patriotic and being incepting of your own flaws.
You might be leading the entertainment industry, but I'm talking about television buddy. Not entertainment. The Simpsons is entertaining, we got it on BBC for years, 20/30? minute show made in America that ran all the way through. If I were to watch it in America it would be a split 10/15 minute show with a huge break in the middle? Yeah, great. I'd rather pay money than become an advert junkie.
Your argument is about as valid as saying your country produces the most fast food, you may well produce the most, but that doesn't mean your poison isn't fed to everyone else in the world. It's the format in which you present it meight, which I think is why you're losing this battle. We pay for the format, and new entertainment which you don't get, and entertainment which you do get.
Yeah, you just ban them insteadurbanfox said:
See, this is the part where I get erratic, where I get mad, where I get pissed. This forum has something called logs and they trace EVERYTHING I do. I have NOT deleted a single thing in this thread or ANY other thread because I wanted to cover up something I couldn't debate. NEVER. You want to make it personal now? Ok, go shove an apple up your ass. My integrity was NEVER a question here.
LET ME MAKE IT AS CLEAR AS POSSIBLE FOR ALL OF YOU. WITHOUT ADS THERE WOULDN'T BE SHOWS LIKE LOST OR THE SIMPSONS OR 24. PERIOD. SO IF YOU TAKE THE ADS OUT THEN YOU ALSO TAKE THE SHOWS OUT. IS IT REALLY THAT HARD OF A CONCEPT TO UNDERSTAND?
urbanfox said:
Who developed the Simpsons? The UK? No. So what's your point. Television is part of the entertainment industry...
Opeth said:Yeah, you just ban them instead
Wow thanks, next time an ad break comes on ill just remember this sentence, and all of a sudden i'll start having the time of my life watching commercials for **** noone needs for the 100th time.
Let me make it as clear as possible: ad breaks are annoying.
RightGuard said:And TV licences are part of our entertainment industry, get over it.
You obviously have no concept of what advertising does to people, but we pay BBC to not brainwash us with ads telling us to go and get fat, and to sue everyone. Oops, but that's a debate for a different thread .
I like your patronising colouring, makes me laugh. What's the fun in having your own diary if you can't colour it in, eh?
urbanfox said:
I'm not saying their great, exciting family fun. I'm saying their a requirement in producing such shows.
urbanfox said:Wow. You just don't get it, do you?
Your networks license shows that never would have been there in the first place without ads
So, go ahead and ***** and moan and complain about ads and then go watch an American TV show for some irony.
RightGuard said:Actually, plenty of them would have .
Read up on your subject before you debate it mate, you'll go far.The BBC produces more independent shows than any other broadcasting network. Bloody good entertainment and most of it is pure British excellence. Oops to you.
urbanfox said:
Really, they would have been produced without $$$$$?
Please, tell me where I'm lacking instead of making generalised statements.
You mean, in the UK.
RightGuard said:Yes, I mean in the UK. Ironically enough, we're talking about the UK.