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Donal MacIntyre Unsolved Virgin Media One

  • 09-04-2019 4:56pm
    #1
    Mebuntu
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 911 ✭✭✭


    This is without doubt the worst investigative series ever aired and the worst presented.

    It lasts an hour including a multitude of long ad breaks yet the actual content in it could be all done in 10 minutes max. It is a classic case of fatal padding ruination of a TV programme.

    Last night’s episode was about the disappearance of Trevor Deely. The same comments/videos/photos are repeated over and over and over throughout the whole episode.

    On the resumption after each 5 minutes worth of ads they feel the necessity to remind us yet again what we have been watching. Do they really think that during each ad break viewers have forgotten that?

    The two guest “investigators” have little or no input which is just as well because they offer absolutely nothing, nada, zero to proceedings.

    Utter boring and repetitive drivel that I won’t be watching again.


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  • #2
    jippo nolan
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,474 ✭✭✭jippo nolan


    Mebuntu wrote: »
    This is without doubt the worst investigative series ever aired and the worst presented.

    It lasts an hour including a multitude of long ad breaks yet the actual content in it could be all done in 10 minutes max. It is a classic case of fatal padding ruination of a TV programme.

    Last night’s episode was about the disappearance of Trevor Deely. The same comments/videos/photos are repeated over and over and over throughout the whole episode.

    On the resumption after each 5 minutes worth of ads they feel the necessity to remind us yet again what we have been watching. Do they really think that during each ad break viewers have forgotten that?

    The two guest “investigators” have little or no input which is just as well because they offer absolutely nothing, nada, zero to proceedings.

    Utter boring and repetitive drivel that I won’t be watching again.

    That’s about the 76th time that program was on!


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