The Backwards Man wrote: » Punch way above their weight in my opinion. How many high end New Zealand TV productions can anyone here name off the top of their head, for example?
Banjo String wrote: » Passport control (i think it's called) And I think there's a cop one (highway patrol or something) Wonder if many kiwis could name any rte shows all the same?
tommyboy2222 wrote: » Shortland Street mutha****a !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Banjo String wrote: » I say make them a subscriber only channel. Let's see exactly How many would 'be happy to pay' to watch it. It has been proven time and again, RTE are merely a mouthpiece for whatever shower of incompetent gombeens we have in Govt at the time.
Rabelais wrote: » Watched The Summit on RTE. A magnificent documentary
Mr. Incognito wrote: » With all their nonsense about talent being poached they are crap. Over paid nepotism. maybe one or two would make it in the UK or a larger market and the rest would wash out. The market gain Tv3 made so quickly showed that
Mint Aero wrote: » :rolleyes: The first half decent programme on RTE in decades :rolleyes: calm your tits :rolleyes: RTE is still sh*t.
murpho999 wrote: » Seriously what is with all the stupid :rolleyes:? To say that "The Summit" is the only half decent programme broadcast on RTE in decades is ridiculous. Wonder what you term to be a decent programme. I'm a Celebrity Get Me out of Here, Top Gear and X Factor probably
Mint Aero wrote: » No, Ireland's Next Top Model actually from few years ago. Yeah no seriously the summit is something you couldn't balls up making a documentary of....yet....they kinda did, didn't they. Bit too long. Generic cinematography. Storyboard was a bit muddled.
murpho999 wrote: » RTE didn't make it. They only broadcast it which is quite a coup seeing as it was only in the cinema before Christmas. Storyboard was a bit muddled? It's a documentary you know?http://thesummitfilm.com/