BBC Three

[Farmer Reil]

Two Pints was class. I think it still is, I'm sort of confused as to whether it's still going. The gay barman is fucking annoying though, and it was way better with Ralph Little than without him.

The rest of BBC3 can fuck off, though.

[-A-]

Charlie Brooker's Screenwipe gives the entire channel worth, though the horrible pink lettering in the corner deeply offends me.

[GA!]

Charlie Brooker's Screenwipe gives the entire channel worth, though the horrible pink lettering in the corner deeply offends me.

Screenwipe is on BBC Four.

[-A-]

Oh well, fuck it then.

[supergrass]

Two Pints was class. I think it still is, I'm sort of confused as to whether it's still going. The gay barman is fucking annoying though, and it was way better with Ralph Little than without him.

The rest of BBC3 can fuck off, though.

[ChrisSteeleAteMyHamster]

Screenwipe gives BBC4 worth. (Y)

I always mean to watch more BBC4 and feel better about myself....But it always ruins it by having a boring programme on.

[Farmer Reil]

Never Mind The Fullstops is class. If, er, you're into that sort of thing... *slinks away*

[METALMAN]

When I first heard about that program I thought it was a joke. Unfortunately, I later found out it wasn't. It's just stupid how the panelists find mistakes so funny. The loudest laugh that occurred on the episode I watched was because somebody began a sentence with a preposition. >_>

BBC3 has its moments, usually at about 11:30 each night(Family Guy). I'm more of a Dave person nowadays though.

Edited February 22, 2008 by metalman

[Vamp]

Somehow BBC 3 went from its originally intended; smart, trendy programming more for the younger audience to "ah fuck it, put in loads of wacky camera shots and something that's either over the top or ironic and we'll whack the fucker on".

Surely there's some actual talent out there. And while they may be able to experiment with what they show on BBC 3, surely they can realise what's different and what's plain shit.

[Colly]

Did anyone watch 'Only Human' tother day? A fairly light drama about a werewolf and a vampire moving into a house already inhabited by a ghost, it was pretty good, but only a pilot, which I didn't think we really did over here. Let down slightly by the black guy from Hustle, the least cool black guy this side of Leezo from Newsround, trying to play a cool vampire boss type.