***The Official Christmas Radio Times Countdown and Christmas TV Thread 2015***
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***The Official Christmas Radio Times Countdown and Christmas TV Thread 2015***
Let the discussions, debates, reminiscing, competitions, schedule predictions and general festive chat for 2015 begin!
Let the discussions, debates, reminiscing, competitions, schedule predictions and general festive chat for 2015 begin!
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BBC
Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None
Call the Midwife
Sherlock
ITV
The Jonathan Ross Show
Release date should be: Saturday 5th December (in the south/Midlands)
Schedule: Saturday 19th December 2015 through to Friday 1st January 2016
£4.00 surely.
Just a reminder about the second RT Quiz I'll be running in August. This year will fly by!
HAPPY CHRISTMAS.
Well, I will do the August Quiz as it is sort of a way to counting down the final few weeks before Claires_Dad launches his cover competition.
However, if anyone wants to do a January Quiz based on the previous Christmas' TV schedules, I think that would be great fun and I would be only happy to participate. It could become a tradition.
Film Premieres? Brave, Wreck It Ralph, Rise Of The Guardians, The Croods, Life Of Pi.....
Oh and I expect Sherlock will be on Christmas Day at 9pm and Series 4 will kick off New Years Day at 9pm as well.
|Heres a list of TEN programmes to be shown on Christmas Day all you need to do is choose the FIVE you think will end up the most watched when the overnight ratings are revealed on Boxing Day - I have left the soaps out
Puss in Boots BBC 1
Strictly BBC 1
Doctor Who BBC 1
Miranda BBC 1
Call the Midwife BBC 1
Mrs Brown's Boys BBC 1
Michael McIntyre BBC 1
The Queen's Garden ITV
For The Love of Dogs ITV
Downton Abbey ITV
How it will work : if you get all 5 positions correct 5pts
4 positions correct 4 pts
3 positions correct 3pts
2 positions correct 2 pts
1 position correct 1 pt
Then if you get the viewing figure spot on 10 pts
Within 250,000 +/- 5pts
500,000 +/- 4 pts
750,000 +/- 3 pts
1 million +/- 2 pts
1,250,000 +/- 1 pt
Closing date will be Midnight December 23
My picks
Mrs Brown's Boys 9.17 million
Miranda 8.74
Downton Abbey 7.95
Strictly 7.85
Dr Who 7.52
you can either Pm your entries or use the thread
Thanks to all that have entered so far
17:00 Doctor Who
18:00 EastEnders
18:30 Still Open All Hours
19:00 Strictly Come Dancing
20:15 EastEnders
20:45 Sherlock
22:15 FILM: Mrs Browns Boys D'Movie
Now, a terrible confession: my first Christmas 2015 - yes, 2015 - catalogue arrived in the post yesterday! It's from Park Christmas Savings Club, which used to be called Park Hampers but now sells all sorts of things. I have never bought anything from a savings or hamper company, but it's fun to see the Cadbury's, Mars and Nestle selection boxes and, when the goods appear in the shops in September, find out if the designs are the same!
Sad? Maybe. Fun? Definitely!
Only_You had the honour via the RT cover competition. ;-)
17:00 Animated special like Gruffalo
17:30 Strictly come Dancing
18:45 Eastenders
19:45 Doctor Who
20:45 Sherlock
22:15 Mrs Browns Boys xmas special
22:50 BBC News
I think Mrs Browns Boys D'movie will be on Boxing day
Disgrace. Why is it going up in 20pences every year ? I would prefer them to either
a) increase advertising b) get rid of the Your RT section or c) have 1 page of choices. or do all 3 if they have to.
it is a kick in the teeth for loyal readers - and does nothing to entice new or casual readers. I think i will only buy the xmas edition now.
I buy TV choice which is 45p a week better value the rest of the year. Still buy RT at xmas though
Although not the entire fault of RT it is Immediate Media who owns it - nobodys costs have increased by 50% in 3 years and if they have they should look for other ways to increase revenue than clobber the reader such as - stop paying celebrities for their views and columns we dont want to know what they think we want to know whats on TV and Radio
I suppose they think the average reader of Rt is of a higher pay bracket so can afford it
I will renew my subscription using the offer I had £17 for 13 weeks but when that goes up that will be it - 40 years of buying it week in week out over
I can't see Doctor Who and Sherlock being back to back. I also can't see Sherlock on before 9pm and Doctor Who starting as late as 7:45pm.
One things for sure Sherlock will be the main show the BBC will be bigging up next Christmas! Maybe even the idents in part will get a Sherlock themed overhaul
I thought that due to Doctor Who and Sherlock having similar fans the BBC would cash in on this by airing them back to back. I also think due to Sherlock, this year will be the last time for a couple of years Downton Abbey airs on xmas day
I see what you mean and if anything that would be more reason to split them up so you could have more variation in the evening of the biggest night of the year for TV.
I can see Brave or Wreck It Ralph taking the usual animation afternoon slot. Though I have a feeling Ralph will be on New Years day with series 4 of Sherlock kicking off at 9pm.
Here is few possible schedules all have Sherlock and Doctor Who split up
1. With Call the Midwife and 1hr strictly
15:00 The Queen
15:10 Brave
16:45 BBC News
17:00 Strictly Come Dancing
18:00 Doctor Who
19:00 Call the Midwife
20:15 Eastenders
21:15 Sherlock
22:45 News
2. Without Call the Midwife and 1hr 15 strictly
15:00 The Queen
15:10 Brave
16:45 BBC News
17:05 Strictly Come Dancing
18:20 Animated special
18:50 Doctor Who
19:50 Eastenders
20:55 Sherlock
22:25 Mrs brown's Boys
23:00 news
3. both Brave and wreck it ralph airing
15:00 The Queen
15:10 Brave
16:45 News
17:00 Wreck it Ralph
18:45 Strictly Come Dancing
19:45 Doctor Who
20:45 Eastenders
21:45 Sherlock
23:15 news
We can be sure that
Eastenders
Doctor who
Sherlock
Strictly Come Dancing
1 film
will air on xmas day
but Call the Midwife
Mrs Brown
Animated special
could be in doubt and may be moved to Boxing Day.
By the way I love Mrs Brown and would hate to not have it on xmas day so I prefer schedule 2