TV Predictions 2022
#76
Toby brown post_id=57158 time= user_id=1251 Wrote:If the bbc had to make cuts they should look at radio 3 and radio 4 they have been sacred cows for too long. It's not fair on everyone else at the bbc that they have to make cuts while those two stations are being safeguard simply because mps like them.
Yes, I'm sure the only reason Radio 4 has survived is because MP's love listening to The Archers and Just a Minute. I think you have an odd idea of what Radio 4 is
#77
The story often goes that BBC Parliament only ever went full screen on Freeview because MPs complained (it was previously only audio, and then only quarter screen).

And anyway if we only kept things because MPs liked them, well we wouldn't have very much at all basically - anything that goes through Parliament as a division vote highlights a split because that's sort of how opinion works.
#78
Radio 4 probably has a higher brow reputation than it deserves - I don't listen much but when I do it always feels quite mainstream and accessible. Indeed so much so I think there is an argument that when looking at further cost savings for BBC News simulcasting the likes of Today and PM on the news channel would be worth exploring.

Prediction for 2022 though is that won't happen.
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#79
Neil Jones post_id=57672 time= user_id=961 Wrote:The story often goes that BBC Parliament only ever went full screen on Freeview because MPs complained (it was previously only audio, and then only quarter screen).

And anyway if we only kept things because MPs liked them, well we wouldn't have very much at all basically - anything that goes through Parliament as a division vote highlights a split because that's sort of how opinion works.

In 2018 the bbc tried to cut most of the parliament channel and lots of mps complained i remember tony hall being Challenged about it in front of the dcms select committee and they uturnd. When the bbc said they would close bbc three most mps couldn't care less because they never watch it
#80
Brekkie post_id=57679 time= user_id=976 Wrote:Radio 4 probably has a higher brow reputation than it deserves - I don't listen much but when I do it always feels quite mainstream and accessible. Indeed so much so I think there is an argument that when looking at further cost savings for BBC News simulcasting the likes of Today and PM on the news channel would be worth exploring.

Prediction for 2022 though is that won't happen.
This is one of the more interesting ideas I've seen posted here. I know you had the likes of Chris Evans similcasting his original Virgin Radio show back in the late-90s, but the Global stations, especially LBC, have really normalised this style of presentation over the last few years. How much could the BBC save by doing this?
#81
Toby brown post_id=57698 time= user_id=1251 Wrote:In 2018 the bbc tried to cut most of the parliament channel and lots of mps complained i remember tony hall being Challenged about it in front of the dcms select committee and they uturnd. When the bbc said they would close bbc three most mps couldn't care less because they never watch it

They cut BBC Parliament to the bone this year with little fuss
#82
Inspector Sands post_id=57708 time= user_id=1003 Wrote:
Toby brown post_id=57698 time= user_id=1251 Wrote:In 2018 the bbc tried to cut most of the parliament channel and lots of mps complained i remember tony hall being Challenged about it in front of the dcms select committee and they uturnd. When the bbc said they would close bbc three most mps couldn't care less because they never watch it

They cut BBC Parliament to the bone this year with little fuss
Because parliament had more important things to deal with like coivid and in terms of culture a lot of people in the creative industrys were worried about their jobs and some were jobless that is far more important than a little watched tv channel whitch not that many people work on
#83
Toby brown post_id=57710 time= user_id=1251 Wrote:
Inspector Sands post_id=57708 time= user_id=1003 Wrote:
Toby brown post_id=57698 time= user_id=1251 Wrote:In 2018 the bbc tried to cut most of the parliament channel and lots of mps complained i remember tony hall being Challenged about it in front of the dcms select committee and they uturnd. When the bbc said they would close bbc three most mps couldn't care less because they never watch it

They cut BBC Parliament to the bone this year with little fuss
Because parliament had more important things to deal with like coivid and in terms of culture a lot of people in the creative industrys were worried about their jobs and some were jobless that is far more important than a little watched tv channel whitch not that many people work on

I think you've missed the point. BBC Parliament is not run by Parliament. Parliamentlive.tv is run by Parliament (or at least indirectly via the feeds), BBC Parliament just relays the feed from the two houses with new graphics on. The budget for BBC Parliament was chopped to pieces as above to the point where it spent all of Parliament's summer break bar one day simulcasting BBC News, and has lost all of its original programming (Booktalk and what not) because of the cuts.
#84
Neil Jones post_id=57714 time= user_id=961 Wrote:
Toby brown post_id=57710 time= user_id=1251 Wrote:
Inspector Sands post_id=57708 time= user_id=1003 Wrote:They cut BBC Parliament to the bone this year with little fuss
Because parliament had more important things to deal with like coivid and in terms of culture a lot of people in the creative industrys were worried about their jobs and some were jobless that is far more important than a little watched tv channel whitch not that many people work on

I think you've missed the point. BBC Parliament is not run by Parliament. Parliamentlive.tv is run by Parliament (or at least indirectly via the feeds), BBC Parliament just relays the feed from the two houses with new graphics on. The budget for BBC Parliament was chopped to pieces as above to the point where it spent all of Parliament's summer break bar one day simulcasting BBC News, and has lost all of its original programming (Booktalk and what not) because of the cuts.
I know bbc parliament isn't run by parliament its run by the bbc.
#85
My rumblings

UTV to be renamed ITV Northern Ireland.

If with Covid continuing and with a later World Cup I can see I’m Celebrity being in Wales again but being the main stay of October pre World Cup.

Victoria Graham to leave BBC Spotlight.

BBC News to get full new titles as highlighted by others.

Weakest Link to be a ratings bomb, but will survive the year. Just.
#86
BBC Three will relaunch to a fanfare with 60 seconds being rebranded in line with Radio 1 to Newsbeat with an 15 minute edition at
9:45PM

Global will Announce that LBC Will launch to tv In summer 2022 and some shows will not be simulcasted with its radio counterpart.

Channel 4 will sell box network to Bauer and they will rebrand the box channels except Magic Kiss and Kerrang! and Channel 4 will only keep 4Music.

Sky will launch sky q like no dish boxes and sky sticks and sky glass built in to TVs from Samsung And LG.

BBC One will launch new circle like idents in January 2022 with the globe also returning and HD will also launch regionally.

BBC News will rebrand completely with Branded programs also returning 1,6,10,Weekend and Regions will have individual looks like Pre-99.

BBC Will return Watchdog on Wednesdays to tv once again instead of a feature on The One show and Rouge traders will return as feature as well.

Channel 4 will do another Demolition documentary like they did in 2004 about failed buildings.

CBBC And CBeebies will have a complete rebrand with CBeebies keeping the blobs.

TalkTv's Piers morgan's show will become a hit that he will move to Breakfast.

BBC Scotland will close as a channel and BBC Two Scotland will relaunch instead.

BBC News At 6 and 10 On Wednesdays will come from All Around the UK With Huw Edwards.

BBC Will rehire Jeremy Clarkson for reviving the old Top Gear Along with May And Hammond.

Simon McCoy Will Return to BBC News Broadcasting once Again In Spring 2022 Along with the Relaunched Afternoon Live.
#87
ITVBe will finally increase it's on air branding and promote it's programming, commissioned and acquired, again with the elements that have been missed. Jerseylicious, Big Rich Texas, Big Rich Atlanta, the Real Housewives of Vancouver and Melbourne, and Married to Medicine will be re-acquired. (I really hope a statement claiming the criticism of the lack of ITVBe's on screen branding, programming promotion, innovation and activity on social media gets released) They'll also be active on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube again. It's block LittleBe will become a separate channel and will no longer be on the ITVBe schedule.
#88
Some predictions.

Graham Norton will announce he is leaving his chat show and his Eurovision duties.
The UK will do better than expected at Eurovision.
Anne will underperform in the Ratings
The 2022 World Cup will underperform in the ratings.
#89
Newshound47 post_id=57786 time= user_id=1854 Wrote:The UK will do better than expected at Eurovision.
Are you saying they'll come 24th? Crazy talk. Big Grin
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#90
Brekkie post_id=57787 time= user_id=976 Wrote:
Newshound47 post_id=57786 time= user_id=1854 Wrote:The UK will do better than expected at Eurovision.
Are you saying they'll come 24th? Crazy talk. Big Grin
I am saying no lower than 17th.


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