ITV Drops More Quality Programming - 19th Jun 2007 3:41pm
IN FAVOUR OF THIS POP IDOL SHITE 
WTF ITV are getting shiter and shiter all the time, and people say the license fee should be scrapped? I think the BBC are the ONLY channel/broadcaster left that are investing in British drama and quality programming rather then utter crud cheap and tacky pop idol shite every five minutes.
This has really knarked me this has, Afterlife was a quality drama, a credit to ITV, and its been dropped for more annoying drivel!
How ITV and Channel 4 manage keep their PSB licenses god only knows! Ofcom need to do something fast otherwise its all going to be Big Brother Pop Idol 24/7 on everything but Channel 5 and BBC.
Digital Spy Report
Originally Posted by Digital Spy
Supernatural drama Afterlife has been axed by ITV1, scuppering hopes of a third season.
Afterlife had developed a loyal following over its two seasons, but recent programmes such as Britain’s Got Talent have been a far greater draw for viewers. A spokeswoman for ITV paid tribute to the axed show: "Afterlife did a fantastic job for us bringing a very different type of audience to Saturday nights.”
Afterlife had developed a loyal following over its two seasons, but recent programmes such as Britain’s Got Talent have been a far greater draw for viewers. A spokeswoman for ITV paid tribute to the axed show: "Afterlife did a fantastic job for us bringing a very different type of audience to Saturday nights.”
WTF ITV are getting shiter and shiter all the time, and people say the license fee should be scrapped? I think the BBC are the ONLY channel/broadcaster left that are investing in British drama and quality programming rather then utter crud cheap and tacky pop idol shite every five minutes.
This has really knarked me this has, Afterlife was a quality drama, a credit to ITV, and its been dropped for more annoying drivel!
How ITV and Channel 4 manage keep their PSB licenses god only knows! Ofcom need to do something fast otherwise its all going to be Big Brother Pop Idol 24/7 on everything but Channel 5 and BBC.
Digital Spy Report