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Christmas TV

(30 Posts)
Pittcity Tue 16-Dec-25 17:07:45

We treat ourselves to Apple TV and Netflix over Christmas.

Septimia Tue 16-Dec-25 16:50:35

I think we'll be doing a lot of reading...

Crossstitchfan Tue 16-Dec-25 15:24:49

I have just looked at the tv offerings for the next fortnight. What a pathetic lot of programmes on offer. So many repeats that it’s hard to find anything new and fresh. A couple of the films being shown are older than I am, and I was born in 1945!!

All I can say is, thank goodness our family plays games and does quizzes on the day and that we don’t rely on the tv for our entertainment! Happy Christmas everyone!🎄

Jaxjacky Wed 10-Dec-25 14:49:59

Depends on your preferred viewing I suppose, we do stream some programmes.

SheepyIzzy Wed 10-Dec-25 14:28:24

I read online that some had previewed this year's listings with dismay!

Dad went and got us the weekly mag, apparently, Tesco doesn't have next week's in, in any version (We have TV Choice) so dad bought the one they did have, the Christmas one.

What a load of crap!

Last year, our TV and dvr box both died, so I replaced both (I do like to record and watch later, hence the dvr) and discovered BONES, bingwatched it, brilliant!

About a month ago, U released Elementary! With not having sky, never saw it when it was released and though it was released on Freeview many years ago, I only saw the 1st series. Let's just say I'm On Series 5 (though I have jumped to the finale to see the very last episode).

I must say that Jonny Lee Miller makes a divine!!! Sherlock Holmes! (I used to think that Jeremy Brett was the best SH, I now think JLM is!!)