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What program would you axe off RTE from an After Hours prospective?

freshpopcorn

They are a few contenders to be honest.
The Late Late Show. Probably just change the presenter.
The Ray Darcy show. We don't know if it's returning.
Fair City, they'd just replace it with another Dublin soap with the same actors.

I'd be axe Operation Transformation and Ireland's Fittest Families.
Operation Transformation has being around over ten years now and it's the same thing over and over again. Same diets, exercise plans, yelling from the army and more yelling from Katherine Thomas.
I feel similar about Ireland's Fittest Families it's just a bunch of one's yelling and shouting art one another.

What program would you axe off RTE?

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kneemos

Ireland's fittest family is hilarious.

odyssey06

As this is After Hours, it would have to be The News, as a sociological experiment.

The News would be replaced with a newsreader saying, "Ireland and the World are still here, good day. And now the sports and weather."

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freshpopcorn wrote: »

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I feel similar about Ireland's Fittest Families it's just a bunch of one's yelling and shouting art one another.

What program would you axe off RTE?

Have to disagree - great family viewing in our house since it started, with great role models for teenagers, especially for girls - a rarity in this era of vacuous influencers.

eviltwin

Brendan O'Connors Cutting Edge

[Deleted User]

Reeling in the Years. Enough already.

Cabin Fever should be reinstated, more wrecks ahoy.

Harry Palmr

The Angelus.

TheValeyard

Dancing with the Stars

TheValeyard

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Reeling in the Years. Enough already

Reeling in the years is legendary, I wont hear a bad word said against it!

kneemos

TheValeyard wrote: »

Reeling in the years is legendary, I wont hear a bad word said against it!

The music track is the best thing about it.

freshpopcorn

AndrewJRenko wrote: »

Have to disagree - great family viewing in our house since it started, with great role models for teenagers, especially for girls - a rarity in this era of vacuous influencers.

I suppose I maybe influenced that I know of one of the people involved. I certainly wouldn't want anybody taking after them.

touts

The best of the Late Late Show. Shows a complete lack of any imagination as to what to have on a Friday Night in the summer when the Life show isn't on. But I suppose it costs nothing so fits in the budget.

Yer Da sells Avon

Claire Byrne Live. Terrible presenter. They should get rid of her and give Vincent Browne a weekly current affairs programme where he just sits there sighing and grunting for an hour.

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ToddyDoody

Nationwide

Probably too expensive to produce anyway.

Church on Tuesday

freshpopcorn wrote: »

They are a few contenders to be honest.
The Late Late Show. Probably just change the presenter.
The Ray Darcy show. We don't know if it's returning.
Fair City, they'd just replace it with another Dublin soap with the same actors.

I'd be axe Operation Transformation and Ireland's Fittest Families.
Operation Transformation has being around over ten years now and it's the same thing over and over again. Same diets, exercise plans, yelling from the army and more yelling from Katherine Thomas.
I feel similar about Ireland's Fittest Families it's just a bunch of one's yelling and shouting art one another.

What program would you axe off RTE?

Nah it's a dated concept now. It was essential viewing, groundbreaking even, in the days were there was no sex in Ireland but it has had it's time now.

The only way the LL can move forward is if it becomes a purely entertainment driven show about 90 mins long with a presenter that actually has a personality and is not secretly full of contempt for half of his guests.

Any reality tv show

Room To Improve.

Axe RTE.

Maybe get rid of some of the presenters.
The next Late Late Show host should be made watch every Johhny Carson show before ever even turning up.

blinding

The Joe fooking Duffy show .

The Brits dumped Jeremy Kyle eventually .

Surely Ireland’s Jeremy Kyle should also be dumped in the Garbage .

fatknacker

All the sports ones. Make a dedicated sports channel and hoosh them over there. Including axing sports slots from the news.

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blinding wrote: »

The Joe fooking Duffy show .

The Brits dumped Jeremy Kyle eventually .

Surely Ireland’s Jeremy Kyle should also be dumped in the Garbage .

Jeremy Kyle was not only a radical postmodern drama, it was an exercise in identifying the farthest extremities and core elements of the human condition. Psychologists will be studying it for years to come.

Joe Duffy'z Liveline is totally different. It's just accidental satire. I'd say scrap it, but what would we give out about on the Radio Forum, then?

Jimmy Garlic

Anything with Kathryn Thomas on it. Insufferable woman.

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ToddyDoody wrote: »

Nationwide Probably too expensive to produce anyway.

Might not be targeted at your demographic but
Nationwide is hugely loved and watched all over the country. Made for buttons too I'd say.

Woke Hogan

Operation Transformation. I'm no fan of fat people, and I would never promote obesity, but that programme is just exploitative.

BeerWolf

All of it. Get rid of everything. They're obsolete and unnecessary at this point. Why should we be paying a TV license to finance this muck and overpaid presenters?

the.red.baron

AndrewJRenko wrote: »

Have to disagree - great family viewing in our house since it started, with great role models for teenagers, especially for girls - a rarity in this era of vacuous influencers.

Who are the role models for girls?

Donnacha?

That granny who could bate anyone out the door at hang tough?

Kathryn?

Hercule Poirot

Winning Streak - or at the very least jazz it up a bit. It's had the same production values since the 90's and is about as modern as chastity belts.

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Woke Hogan wrote: »

I'm no fan of fat people

*Drops doughnut*

Woke Hogan

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

*Drops doughnut*

Let me rephrase that: I'm no fan of promoting "fat acceptance" or being "healthy at every size." Live and let live otherwise.

KevRossi

Scrap the endless repeats, especially repeats of programmes that are shown 3-4 times in one week.