'Metroland' - BBC4 Wed 5 Novemeber
Just a "heads up" that John Betjeman's poetic meditation on the
development of the Metropolitan Railway is on digital satellite/cable channel BBC4 at 22:10 next Wednesday (9 November). AFAIK, this is its first screening since BBC2's 'London Weekend' in January 1993. |
'Metroland' - BBC4 Wed 5 Novemeber
Nick Cooper 625 wrote:
Just a "heads up" that John Betjeman's poetic meditation on the development of the Metropolitan Railway is on digital satellite/cable channel BBC4 at 22:10 next Wednesday (9 November). AFAIK, this is its first screening since BBC2's 'London Weekend' in January 1993. Ooo... Is anyone able/willing to grab it to mpeg for sharing? :-) |
'Metroland' - BBC4 Wed 5 Novemeber
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'Metroland' - BBC4 Wed 5 Novemeber
"Stimpy" wrote in message ... Nick Cooper 625 wrote: Just a "heads up" that John Betjeman's poetic meditation on the development of the Metropolitan Railway is on digital satellite/cable channel BBC4 at 22:10 next Wednesday (9 November). AFAIK, this is its first screening since BBC2's 'London Weekend' in January 1993. Ooo... Is anyone able/willing to grab it to mpeg for sharing? :-) Do the Beeb do that anyway, as they do for many radio programmes? -- Brian "Style advisor to the seasonally-challenged" |
'Metroland' - BBC4 Wed 5 Novemeber
Brian Watson wrote:
"Stimpy" wrote in message ... Nick Cooper 625 wrote: Just a "heads up" that John Betjeman's poetic meditation on the development of the Metropolitan Railway is on digital satellite/cable channel BBC4 at 22:10 next Wednesday (9 November). AFAIK, this is its first screening since BBC2's 'London Weekend' in January 1993. Ooo... Is anyone able/willing to grab it to mpeg for sharing? :-) Do the Beeb do that anyway, as they do for many radio programmes? I don't think so. They often put radio programmes up for a while as streaming audio but I've never seen it done for complete TV programmes |
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