The BBC's centenary celebrations have been muted in my opinion this October.
There has been a few shows, the BBC put on a centenary special of Doctor Who. Navel gazing has been a bit thin on the ground though.
BBC4 put on some old sitcoms. Even then it did not stop the press and a few second rate celebrities to add their voices that they are already sick and tired of the back slapping at the expense of licence fee payers.
Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse took aim at the target in this spoof parody of the Charlie Brooker type mockumentaries. The rivals being the Tory supporting press, especially the papers belonging to Rupert Murdoch.
They have been aided and abetted by the Tory party who are determined to destroy public service broadcasting. One ex Culture secretary wanted to privatise Channel 4 because they made a programme that upset her.
The spoof review of the shows were a bit hit and miss. However it did have a poisonous tip.
Once the BBC has gone. Many of the British public will question how they got here as they pay ever more for streaming services that deliver less new shows.
There has been a few shows, the BBC put on a centenary special of Doctor Who. Navel gazing has been a bit thin on the ground though.
BBC4 put on some old sitcoms. Even then it did not stop the press and a few second rate celebrities to add their voices that they are already sick and tired of the back slapping at the expense of licence fee payers.
Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse took aim at the target in this spoof parody of the Charlie Brooker type mockumentaries. The rivals being the Tory supporting press, especially the papers belonging to Rupert Murdoch.
They have been aided and abetted by the Tory party who are determined to destroy public service broadcasting. One ex Culture secretary wanted to privatise Channel 4 because they made a programme that upset her.
The spoof review of the shows were a bit hit and miss. However it did have a poisonous tip.
Once the BBC has gone. Many of the British public will question how they got here as they pay ever more for streaming services that deliver less new shows.