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We have all those channels except for Food Network, PBS and CBS (I've seen a lot of posters advertising CBS at train stations lately so I guess it's offered as PPV now). We also have Discovery Channel, Animal Planet, Cartoon Network, CNN, TLC, CNBC, Nick Junior, etc. And popular shows from other American channels are just broadcast on our regular channels.
Well that would be the same but I didn't realise it was so "english" there. I haven't been but if you really have that then I suppose i'm wrong but I can't imagine other european countries being like that.
Although that isn't the only american channels. We have more.
Well that would be the same but I didn't realise it was so "english" there. I haven't been but if you really have that then I suppose i'm wrong but I can't imagine other european countries being like that.
Although that isn't the only american channels. We have more.
Well that would be the same but I didn't realise it was so "english" there. I haven't been but if you really have that then I suppose i'm wrong but I can't imagine other european countries being like that.
Although that isn't the only american channels. We have more.
I think our programming is a bit different though. We get the shows a little later and they have Dutch subtitles. Nickelodeon and Comedy Central share one channel (Nick during the day, CC in the evening). This is the TV guide for Nickelodeon/Comedy Central today:
00:10 South Park
00:35 Family Guy
01:00 Melissa & Joey
01:25 Seinfeld
02:10 The Graham Norton Show
05:48 Nachtprogrammering (Night programming)
06:00 Wizzy & Woppy
06:10 Zigby
06:30 Dobus
06:40 Maja de Bij (Maya the Bee)
07:05 Heidi
07:25 Dommel
07:50 Hey Arnold!
08:15 Boes
08:35 My Little Pony
09:00 The Graham Norton Show
10:35 The Office
12:30 The Graham Norton Show
15:35 Community
16:00 Parks and Recreations
16:25 Melissa & Joey
16:50 Friends
17:35 The Cleveland show
17:55 South Park
18:25 Family Guy
18:50 Community
19:15 Parks and Recreations
19:40 The Cleveland show
20:00 South Park
20:25 Family Guy
21:10 Melissa & Joey
21:35 Friends
22:25 Seinfeld
23:20 Frasier
This is the programming for TLC:
00:10 I Was Murdered
00:35 Mystery Diagnosis
01:25 Ultimate Shopper
02:15 The Fabulous Baker Brothers
03:05 Most Evil
03:55 Evil, I
04:20 I Was Murdered
04:45 Say Yes To The Dress
05:10 Cake Boss
05:35 Cake Boss
06:00 Jon & Kate Plus 8
06:25 Little People, Big World
06:50 Four Weddings
07:40 Say Yes To The Dress
08:05 Say Yes To The Dress
08:30 LA Ink
09:25 Toddlers & Tiaras
10:20 I'm Pregnant And...
10:45 Kitchen Boss
11:10 While You Were Out
12:00 Animal Cops Philadelphia
12:50 Vets in the Sun
13:15 Meerkat Manor
13:40 Monkey Life
14:05 Bear Sanctuary
14:30 Keepers
15:00 Four Weddings
15:50 Jon & Kate Plus 8
16:15 Little People, Big World
16:45 Say Yes To The Dress
17:10 The Fabulous Baker Brothers
18:00 Cake Boss
18:30 Cake Boss
19:00 LA Ink
20:00 Say Yes To The Dress
20:30 Say Yes To The Dress
21:00 Breaking Amish: Los Angeles
22:00 Secret Princes
22:55 Most evil
23:45 Evil, I
Discovery Channel and National Geographic: TVGids.nl
I see we don't have the Food Network but we do have 24 Kitchen, I suppose that's similar. I forgot we also have 13th Street, MGM, Travel Channel, Nat Geo Wild and several other lesser known American channels. You can find them all at the link I mentioned in this post (the Dutch TV guide).
No they do not. Maybe in Australia but certainly not in Europe.
I have visited Spain and France multiple times and in both countries the televisions only have local programmes.
You have visited but you don't live here.
When you visit a country you only see a very limited part of the country.
Very few hotel have the Cable television.
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We have all those channels except for Food Network, PBS and CBS (I've seen a lot of posters advertising CBS at train stations lately so I guess it's offered as PPV now). We also have Discovery Channel, Animal Planet, Cartoon Network, CNN, TLC, CNBC, Nick Junior, etc. And popular shows from other American channels are just broadcast on our regular channels.
Same in France (except that we don't have Comedy Central or Animal Planet, anyway the programme of those channel are broadcasted in other channels), obviously channel like MTV, Discovery Channel, National Geographic, Cartoon Network... have their own French speaking version. Discovery Channel France | Accueil
UK is far to be the only country with many American channels, this is true all over Europe and all over the World.
UK may have more American channels than other European countries but it is just because it have the same language that USA, the cost of translation or/and adaptation is much lower or nonexisting.
UK is far to be the only country with many American channels, this is true all over Europe and all over the World.
UK may have more American channels than other European countries but it is just because it have the same language that USA, the cost of translation or/and adaptation is much lower or nonexisting.
Exactly. And if BBC America is proof of a special relationship between Britain and the US, then what about Al Jazeera America and Russia Today?
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