What happened?!?!
What happened?!?!
What happened as in "WTF was that I just watched" or as in "I missed it - WHAT HAPPENED?"
No, sod off. Paying the licence fee is like paying the licence fee.Muahahahaha, cheeky.
I swear, if my theory ends up being correct, I expect... I dunno... something.
What happened as in "WTF was that I just watched" or as in "I missed it - WHAT HAPPENED?"
I'm one of her majesty's loyal colonial subjects, so I have to wait to watch this.
But hey, we pay for a governor general, so that's almost like paying a licensing fee, right?![]()
Bloody well made at that budget.So far this year I have watched a total of about 10 hours of broadcast TV, so Ashes to Ashes is running me about 14 quid an episode![]()
Bloody well made at that budget.So far this year I have watched a total of about 10 hours of broadcast TV, so Ashes to Ashes is running me about 14 quid an episode![]()
Yes, so long as you only watch DVDs, non-live streams/downloads you don't need a licence. If you watch live streams of any TV, regardless of who the broadcaster is then you need it.Bloody well made at that budget.So far this year I have watched a total of about 10 hours of broadcast TV, so Ashes to Ashes is running me about 14 quid an episode![]()
Almost triple the budget of Classic Who, so it should be.
This all gives me an idea actually, you don't need a TV license if you don't have any TV tuning equipment, but you can still watch the BBC without tuning equipment via iplayer.
Does this mean that if you get rid of your TV and just use a computer and stream all your TV that you can legally not have a license?
Wouldn't be the government, and likely it would be wireless. At the minute it's pretty theoretical. The Beeb have said they would rather give the excess back to licence fee payers, because a couple of hundred mill will not be enough to provide it in areas where BT, etc. refuse/are unable to.Interesting idea. I'd rather not have government provided broadband though to be honest![]()
He's just worried some MI5 person will leave his details on a train and we find out about how much and what type of porn he's been watchingWouldn't be the government, and likely it would be wireless. At the minute it's pretty theoretical. The Beeb have said they would rather give the excess back to licence fee payers, because a couple of hundred mill will not be enough to provide it in areas where BT, etc. refuse/are unable to.Interesting idea. I'd rather not have government provided broadband though to be honest![]()
But I can understand where you're coming from... since you're a terrorist...![]()
No, sod off. Paying the licence fee is like paying the licence fee.Muahahahaha, cheeky.
I swear, if my theory ends up being correct, I expect... I dunno... something.
What happened as in "WTF was that I just watched" or as in "I missed it - WHAT HAPPENED?"
I'm one of her majesty's loyal colonial subjects, so I have to wait to watch this.
But hey, we pay for a governor general, so that's almost like paying a licensing fee, right?![]()
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Unless you're buying Doctor Who DVDs and not watching them, then you're wrong, CBC doesn't co-produce it any more.No, sod off. Paying the licence fee is like paying the licence fee.Muahahahaha, cheeky.
I swear, if my theory ends up being correct, I expect... I dunno... something.
I'm one of her majesty's loyal colonial subjects, so I have to wait to watch this.
But hey, we pay for a governor general, so that's almost like paying a licensing fee, right?![]()
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Hey, my money helps fund Doctor Who... and I don't watch that at all... so, I call it a fair trade.![]()
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