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Royal Wedding - BBC or ITV?
TheBilly
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Which channel will you all be watching tomorrow? 
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And if it rains I shall have a Spiral DVD fest as I missed the first two series and want to catch up.
I shall watch the news at night and that is it.
But for the rest of you who wish to wallow - enjoy.
I don't want them going to the adverts at crucial moments:p:o
There won't be ad breaks on ITV or Sky.
No idea but it's getting tiresome now especially seeing as 'neither' wasn't even an option in the question. The OP was obviously aiming the question at those who are interested. Anyway I'll be watching BBC and flicking occasionally to Sky - but yes 90% of the time will be with the Beeb. ITV doesn't even factor as an option for me particularly as Schofield is an anchor.
I detest Philip Schofield and he's the tosser in charge of the ITV coverage.
Sky are covering it from 6am to midnight. lol
And the usual reason they give is no adverts, when there aren't any on ITV. In 1981, ITV went the whole day for Charles and Diana's wedding, about nine hours, without a break.
It's not the adverts that are the problem, it's that ITV just suck at this kind of programming. Of course I also think the BBC presenting team is pretty terrible for this (Huw Edwards and his belief that we need to listen to him talking over the top of what's going on..) but they're still going to do a better job.
I was planning to watch it on ITV as I'd naturally assumed Ant & Dec would have been presenting it, but I'll probably stick with BBC now knowing that.
I expect that's what I'll do too.
Because we won't
Nothing about being cool, i'm just not interested.
I still think the BBC has the edge with covering these events. That said I won't watch all of it, just the service - I don't care about the run up or the afterwards, just want to see her dress and the service and that will do me.