[Christmas Dynasnow]

Its a £154 quid a year and we dont have a say in it, how do you consume it - if at all?

[Liam-]

Strictly, Greatest Dancer, Eurovision and Drag Race, I think that’s it

[Holly Christmas]

Strictly and Eastenders. Thats it.

[Cherry Christmas]

Generally Dramas currently the trial of Christine Keeler, Blue planet, countryfile, Strictly

I watch iplayer on my ipad as well as normal tv

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Its a £154 quid a year and we dont have a say in it, how do you consume it - if at all?

Netflix is over 100, think the Beeb is great value

[Christmas Dynasnow]

A bit of TV perhaps like Dracula, Radio 2, a bit of radio Scotland for football

[ChristmasNeeve]

I watch it sometimes, Graham Norton is must see TV tbf..... Obviously don't pay towards it though being in Ireland and all but I have to pay the Irish TV licence of course

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

A bit of TV perhaps like Dracula, Radio 2, a bit of radio Scotland for football

I am sure you watch Eurovision and Strictly

[smudgie]

Yes. Watch it every day.
Plus I use iplayer

[Cherry Christmas]

Watching DOI last night I put it on delay as there has to be half an hour of ads now during the show?

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I am sure you watch Eurovision and Strictly

Yes to Eurovision and NO to the awful Strictly

[Rob!]

The licence fee honestly does not bother me. I think it's more than worthwhile considering what we get.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Rob!

The licence fee honestly does not bother me. I think it's more than worthwhile considering what we get.

Do you feel the BBC are politically bias or even handed?

[LukeB]

Only watch strictly on bbc one and eastenders, drag race and killing eve on bbci player.

[Maxxie.]

Netflix is far better value than the BBC, I'm in my parents house atm but when I was a student I didn't have a license but I did watch iPlayer (there's a loophole around it!) but yeah if you don't watch BBC then there's always catch up when you can legally watch programmes from other channels as well not to mention there's Netflix/nowtv/amazon prime so yeah I definitely think living without a tv license is perfectly doable for me anyway.

[Maxxie.]

besides if you just turned a vpn on and watched bbc shows online I don't see how it would even be possible for them to find out (and probably very unlikely if it was)

[Shaun]

Off the top of my head I watch the following regularly: QI (BBC2), Fleabag (BBC2), Killing Eve (BBC3, I think?), Drag Race UK (BBC3), Graham Norton Show (BBC1), Match of the Day [2] (BBC1), Strictly when it's on (BBC1), News 24/Breakfast in the mornings (BBC1)

Sometimes if I'm in the mood: Only Connect, University Challenge, Masterchef (and its variants), David Attenborough's stuff, Line of Duty, Sherlock and Would I Lie to You?

And will listen to Radio 1 or 2 occasionally on the way to/from work.

Used to like Pointless but it's so impossible to win now, and The Chase is just better.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Oh yeah I forgot about MOTD and MOTD2

[Shaun]

Are they bringing back that latest Alan Partridge vehicle? The one that was basically a spoof of The One Show?

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

I watch it sometimes, Graham Norton is must see TV tbf..... Obviously don't pay towards it though being in Ireland and all but I have to pay the Irish TV licence of course

Where does the Irish licence money go?

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Watching DOI last night I put it on delay as there has to be half an hour of ads now during the show?

I'm sure the channels are getting more like America and it's more than once every quarter of an hour they run ads now. More like every 5 minutes.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Maxxie-D

Netflix is far better value than the BBC, I'm in my parents house atm but when I was a student I didn't have a license but I did watch iPlayer (there's a loophole around it!) but yeah if you don't watch BBC then there's always catch up when you can legally watch programmes from other channels as well not to mention there's Netflix/nowtv/amazon prime so yeah I definitely think living without a tv license is perfectly doable for me anyway.

Originally Posted by Maxxie-D

besides if you just turned a vpn on and watched bbc shows online I don't see how it would even be possible for them to find out (and probably very unlikely if it was)

I honestly don't know how you can moan about whether it's "value for money" when you don't bother to pay anyway and consume the products illegally.

Kind of renders any point you made moot.

[Dogeatdog]

I do enjoy watching TOTP2 on BBC Four . Other than that I only watch MOTD, Graham Norton and stuff like Blue Planet when it’s on.

[FaLaLaLand]

I regularly watch BBC1 and also regularly find myself on iPlayer binging a series or watching a movie.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Its a £154 quid a year and we dont have a say in it, how do you consume it - if at all?

People pay a LOT more for Sky... how much say to they have, hmmmm?