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Started by STEMO, 22 October 2018, 07:59:01

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TheBoy

Of the 30 or so episodes of Grand Tour probably about half a dozen have been worth the watch.

Cant see Amazon extending it beyond the initial 3 series without massively trimming costs...
Grumpy old man

tunnie

It's already been canned.

Season 3 is the last.

TheBoy

Quote from: tunnie on 22 October 2018, 18:15:26
It's already been canned.

Season 3 is the last.
I thought that rumour (from earlier this year) had been suggested to be incorrect?
Grumpy old man

Andy B

Quote from: tunnie on 22 October 2018, 18:15:26
It's already been canned.

Season 3 is the last.

SERIES ........  >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:(

Yanks have seasons  ::) ::) ::)

tunnie

Quote from: Andy B on 22 October 2018, 19:47:10
Quote from: tunnie on 22 October 2018, 18:15:26
It's already been canned.

Season 3 is the last.

SERIES ........  >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:(

Yanks have seasons  ::) ::) ::)

I work in TV, it's always seasons  :)

STEMO

Quote from: tunnie on 22 October 2018, 19:51:42
Quote from: Andy B on 22 October 2018, 19:47:10
Quote from: tunnie on 22 October 2018, 18:15:26
It's already been canned.

Season 3 is the last.

SERIES ........  >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:(

Yanks have seasons  ::) ::) ::)

I work in TV, it's always seasons  :)
My dog had seasons, before we got her spayed. She's English, well English of Scottish descent, by the way.  :)

Andy B

Quote from: tunnie on 22 October 2018, 19:51:42
Quote from: Andy B on 22 October 2018, 19:47:10
Quote from: tunnie on 22 October 2018, 18:15:26
It's already been canned.

Season 3 is the last.

SERIES ........  >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:(

Yanks have seasons  ::) ::) ::)

I work in TV, it's always seasons  :)

Only in America ..... we still have series in Blighty and always will

Migv6 le Frog Fan

Its weird being the same age as old people !

tunnie

Seasons is geneally used in longer running programs 20+ episodes, series would tend to be used in shorter sub 15 episodes. But most stuff runs longer, hence everything is refered to as seasons for us.

Given that a show will air a new seasons once a year, it's a more accurate term.

Series is only ever seen from my side on old BBC content, which we don't have on mobile apps for NOW TV.

Like the Omega, Series term is dying.

STEMO

Quote from: Andy B on 22 October 2018, 20:08:04
Quote from: tunnie on 22 October 2018, 19:51:42
Quote from: Andy B on 22 October 2018, 19:47:10
Quote from: tunnie on 22 October 2018, 18:15:26
It's already been canned.

Season 3 is the last.

SERIES ........  >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:(

Yanks have seasons  ::) ::) ::)

I work in TV, it's always seasons  :)

Only in America ..... we still have series in Blighty and always will
Sky is an American company now.

Andy B

Quote from: tunnie on 22 October 2018, 20:21:55
Seasons is geneally used in longer running programs 20+ episodes, series would tend to be used in shorter sub 15 episodes. But most stuff runs longer, hence everything is refered to as seasons for us.

Given that a show will air a new seasons once a year, it's a more accurate term.

Series is only ever seen from my side on old BBC content, which we don't have on mobile apps for NOW TV.

Like the Omega, Series term is dying.

It's always series  :-X

Sir Tigger KC

Quote from: tunnie on 22 October 2018, 20:21:55
Seasons is geneally used in longer running programs 20+ episodes, series would tend to be used in shorter sub 15 episodes. But most stuff runs longer, hence everything is refered to as seasons for us.

Given that a show will air a new seasons once a year, it's a more accurate term.

Series is only ever seen from my side on old BBC content, which we don't have on mobile apps for NOW TV.

Like the Omega, Series term is dying.

Programme!  ::)  :P  ;D
RIP Paul 'Luvvie' Lovejoy

Politically homeless ......

tunnie

Bunch of old farts  :P :P :P

Andy B

Quote from: Sir Tigger QC on 22 October 2018, 20:32:59
Quote from: tunnie on 22 October 2018, 20:21:55
Seasons is geneally used in longer running programs 20+ episodes, series would tend to be used in shorter sub 15 episodes. But most stuff runs longer, hence everything is refered to as seasons for us.

Given that a show will air a new seasons once a year, it's a more accurate term.

Series is only ever seen from my side on old BBC content, which we don't have on mobile apps for NOW TV.

Like the Omega, Series term is dying.

Programme!  ::)  :P  ;D

;D ;D ;D

Andy B

Quote from: tunnie on 22 October 2018, 20:34:32
Bunch of old farts  :P :P :P

Too many US terms & telly series over here already.

It bugs me too when they give the date in US format ..... we put the number first then the month  ::) ::)