Being able to watch a whole series in a night is killing normal tv.

I remember on Bullseye, the speedboat was always won by some bloke in Walsall or Coventry, about as far from the sea as it's possible to be in this country.

why cant we have full p*** on tv, late at night.
bloody French have it.

3 2 1 with dusty bin would be a good title.-local rough wives off the estate take on 3, 2 0r 1 people.

Gladiators-as above but rougher.

im a celebrity get me out of here-well know celebs are put in a locked room with 4 boozed up chavs on Viagra.

I'm sorry folks but TV is of a higher quality than ever if you want to find it.
Yes, we enjoyed some stuff in the old days but the pay channels have brought cinema quality drama into our living rooms. There is a much higher sophistication to plots and the writing is generally altogether better than the old days.
Equally, there is also a lot of garbage aimed at teens and 20 somethings, but terrible TV has always existed. It's just a different kind now.

I like the ability to watch multiple episodes of a show and if you want to watch it one week at a time you can still do that too.

Sure you have classic comedy from days gone by like Porridge and Fawlty Towers and the odd drama series that has stood the test of time but most of it was crap in hindsight.

Being able to watch a whole series in a night is killing normal tv.
Remember when you used to have to wait for a wed/ fri to watch a certain program, you’d go to work, building site/ office and everyone would be talking about that episode.
It’s gone now, fu*king killed it.
Watched the King Gary pilot a year ago (I’m sure most on here would look down their noses at a program like this , similar to they do to people that read the sun) but I couldn’t give a f*ck , watched the first episode in series one, then the next 5 on bbc iplayer, in the same night.
Will be the same with ‘this country’ which is out soon, I don’t really get why this would be an advantage to the people that make the program, as they are aired at prime time.
One more thing for the ‘need it now generation’ , which I am part of. Shame we get the option, these programmes could really build interest like the old shows used to.
I remember the only fools and horses Christmas specials, could hear a pin drop in our house, nowadays it would be available in September.
Shame.