Triumphrob

We all know BBC America is limited, but what shows would you like to see?
Me.. Big Train
Rob

Triumphrob

And the new Dr Who

Sarah

Little Britain.
So my husband would know what the hell I'm on about when I randomly say "I'm the only gay in the village" to amuse myself.

The Vicar of Dibley was on PBS the other day, it was nice to watch Dawn French after flicking through all the regular dross.

NJ_Dave

I'd like to see BBC America stop broadcasting altogether. There's enough shite on the domestic channels here already, without importing the bile that the BBC has been producing over the past few years.

<steps off soapbox>

dgsyd1

Just for starters.....

Only Fools & Horses
Doctor Who
Have I Got News For You
Never Mind The Buzzcocks
Auf Weidershen, Pet

Bob

I'd be happy with those...

So anyone liking the new Dr Who? Pretty stupid and cheesy, but i'm still getting them *l* and there's going to be another series...hmmm...

Wouldn't mind BBCA as much if they did more decent themes like the mystery mondays, but without the constant repeating the rest of the day...we don't see it often, only when we're at the in-laws, and everytime, it's the same ******* episodes of changing rooms and house invaders...wouldn't mind if they were at least new ones *l*

dbj1000

Oh bollox, you've reminded me how much I miss Have I Got News For You.

sibsie

Alan Partridge is on Beeb America on Saturday's so I'm going to introduce Mr Sibsie to the delights of Norwich.

Sarah, Little Britain is on BBC America on Thursdays.

I do manage to keep up with most of the shows I like from home via Nova. Call me sad but last night's viewing was, Corrie, Easties, Emmerdale, Bad Girls and Footballers Wives.

TimFountain

Bring back Eastenders!
BBCA used to show it, but dropped it in favour of another re-run of "Home Front in the Garden" or whatever crap they show these days. I can honestly say I haven't watched BBCA in over 2 years, but to call it the BBC is really misleading IMHO.
I don't watch ee myself, but the wife used to like it. Still manages to get it via the web, but it's not the same.

- Tim

Duncan Roberts

Only fools.
Red Dwarf.
Neighbours(!)
Shooting Stars.
Grandstand
Match of the Day.

UJ_99

They showed season one about a year ago. My advice, get a crackable DVD and order it from Amazon.co.uk.

And they are showing Green Wing on Thursday nights, which has Mark Heap from Big Train and while quirky is quite funny.

snorkmaiden

Call me sad too then as mine was Life isn't all Ha Ha Hee Hee, Big Brother UK and 55 Degrees North

I would like to see things like Parkinson, the full show, not just cut into one interview portions like BBC America tend to broadcast them. Richard and Judy, Cutting It, Nevermind the Buzzcocks, the beeb adaptations like North and South etc.

neil

I beleive BBC America are starting to show Footballers Wives soon.

Green Wing is very funny, Series one of Shameless was on recently and is well worth trying to see. They do seem to be getting a bit better with new comedy but there are still far too many repeats.

neil

I wish they'd get round to showing series 2 of This Life too. I have series one on DVD but series 2 was never released. I can't think of anything more annoying than that, so when BBCA show it (if they ever do) I'll be recording it.

cuckoofrommars

If BBCAmerica is determined to show repeats then why not show more classics like-:

The Rise And Fall Of Reginald Perrin
Steproe And Son
Porridge
Rab C Nesbitt
Citizen Smith
The New Statesman