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Sat 03/01/04 at 20:43
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"bit of a brain"
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Saw the advert for Sky One in 2004, and they have the new series of 24.

That means adverts, no Pure 24, and less people to talk about it with.

RUBBISH. come on BBC, steal it back.
Wed 07/01/04 at 13:58
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"Monochromatic"
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when will it be on terrestrial tv,i cant wait
Wed 07/01/04 at 13:55
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"lets go back"
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ok, so its on Sky one. I get that, but what i really wanna know it WHEN is it on?
anyone know?
Mon 05/01/04 at 13:35
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Why can't you wait like the rest o_O
Mon 05/01/04 at 11:02
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I saw the first episode yesterday, downloaded from Kazaa. T'is rather good.
Mon 05/01/04 at 09:54
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"gametag = viperfire"
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The reason why BBC has lost the rights to 24 is because they no longer pay sky to encrypt there channels on satellite. This means that anyone in Europe with a dish can receive all the BBC channels for free. For the BBC to get the rights back they would have to either remove there channels from sky or pay for them to be encrypted, and they are not going to do either.
Mon 05/01/04 at 00:32
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It is a good thing... in America you are given the impression you are missing something but nothing important in those 5 minutes (there are 3 advert breaks) BUT on the BBC this clever 24 hour idea is lost and all it means to us brits is that we get 24 episodes over a day...

It is better this way... somehow.
Sun 04/01/04 at 23:59
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"Jim Jam Jim"
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djerrud_Quince wrote:
> adrian wrote:
> Actually if you think about it without adverts its only 42 mins per
> episode. In America they have quite a few advert breaks, smaller
> length than Sky One but more of them. As an episode of 24 runs for 1
> hour with adverts, the show is still 1 hour as they include the
> adverts in the time.
>
> Are you trying to say that's a good thing?

No, but the whole point is an episode is suppose to be 1 hour and in the US and now on Sky One the episode will be on during a hour, even if the show is just 42 mins in most episodes.
Sun 04/01/04 at 16:29
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adrian wrote:
> Actually if you think about it without adverts its only 42 mins per
> episode. In America they have quite a few advert breaks, smaller
> length than Sky One but more of them. As an episode of 24 runs for 1
> hour with adverts, the show is still 1 hour as they include the
> adverts in the time.

Are you trying to say that's a good thing?
Sun 04/01/04 at 12:04
"Mimmargh!"
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God I can't stand Sky Ones adverts. They literally go on for five minutes. Sometimes I forget what I am bloody watching until it comes back finally after YET ANOTHER Dominos pizza advert. I swear advert breaks are getting longer and more frequent on terrestrial TV as well.

Damn BBC. Damn Sky One. DAMN HITLER!!
Sat 03/01/04 at 22:18
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"Jim Jam Jim"
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djerrud_Quince wrote:
> That means adverts, no Pure 24, and less people to talk about it
> with.

Actually if you think about it without adverts its only 42 mins per episode. In America they have quite a few advert breaks, smaller length than Sky One but more of them. As an episode of 24 runs for 1 hour with adverts, the show is still 1 hour as they include the adverts in the time.

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