TV Guide (UK)

The TV Guide (UK) web site is not a guide to the transvestites of Great Britain, but is a very useful (if you are in the UK like I am), and neatly implemented, on-line televsion guide. All the major channels are shown, including the popular satellite/cable channels, with the option to add other channels of your choice, in an easy to read and understand time grid, showing 3 hours at a time. Now I can finally optimize what little televsion viewing time I get so I can view the maximum number of crime dramas (they are so addicting). A very useful site to bookmark.

Entry 2079, Sunday, August 20th 2006, Filed In Stuff

Comments

Nancy

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Don't you mean addictive, not addicting? Anyway, I know what you mean. Now I never need leave the house again!!

Comment 1, Sunday, August 20th 2006 01:58:00 PM

Joe

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2nd

Comment 2, Sunday, August 20th 2006 02:13:00 PM

Don

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we have Zap 2 it in north america http://www.zap2it.com/

Comment 3, Sunday, August 20th 2006 02:16:00 PM

Sentinel

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I have, for the past 3-4 years, been using digiguide. hxxp://www.digiguide.com/
You do have to pay for it tho. But it does the above and a whole lot more. (see my link)

So given a TV mag wil cost about £1/week (£52 for the year), digiguide costs about £9/year.
Sorry got carried away there.

Had a quick look at the tv.vom link and looks ok. not bad for a freebee.

Comment 4, Sunday, August 20th 2006 05:00:00 PM

Sentinel

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erk.
Just noticed. was that a freudian slip there or what?

The last sentence should read:

Had a quick look at the tvguide.com link and looks ok. not bad for a freebee.

Comment 5, Sunday, August 20th 2006 05:01:00 PM

STig

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i find all these clever online guides really confusing and
eye-aching, untill I found this one: http://www.tveasy.co.uk
which just shows how sometimes simple neat text can be a lot clearer than fancy graphics.

Comment 6, Sunday, August 20th 2006 05:59:00 PM