The world's longest-running TV show, The Sky at Night, is in danger of being axed by the BBC less than a year after the death of Sir Patrick Moore. This would be a tragedy, given the almost complete dearth of serious fluff-free programming that saturates the airwaves nowadays.
Naturally, people are upset. And upset people start petitions:
http://www.change.org/en-GB/petitions/the-bbc-please-do-not-axe-the-sky-at-night
Sign it if you know the show. Or if you don't, but think the world doesn't need more garbage in place of quality. And if you don't know it, have a read of the wiki page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sky_at_Night
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That's one BBC show that's never aired here, to my knowledge or recollection. Probably because half the stars they can see from Britain, we can't see here, and vice-versa.
Quote from: 'Sapyx' pid='31034' dateline='1381790165'That's one BBC show that's never aired here, to my knowledge or recollection. Probably because half the stars they can see from Britain, we can't see here, and vice-versa.
Aired? What is this word "aired" of which you speak?
Torrents FTW!