UK start date for "Alias" season 3

Bravo's taken up the mantle from Sky One, and is showing the series
from Sunday March 14 at 9pm. Now all I have to do is get a digibox so
I can actually have Bravo (ntl terrestrial cable doesn't have it, damn
them)...

CindyLover

Previously, in uk.media.tv.sky:

Cindylover1969 said:

Bravo's taken up the mantle from Sky One, and is showing the series
from Sunday March 14 at 9pm. Now all I have to do is get a digibox so
I can actually have Bravo (ntl terrestrial cable doesn't have it, damn
them)...

In glorious 4:3 no doubt. Ace!

Thank god for usenet.

The Cardboard Voord wrote:
:: Previously, in uk.media.tv.sky:
::
:: Cindylover1969 said:
::
::: Bravo's taken up the mantle from Sky One, and is showing the series
::: from Sunday March 14 at 9pm. Now all I have to do is get a digibox
::: so I can actually have Bravo (ntl terrestrial cable doesn't have
::: it, damn them)...
::
:: In glorious 4:3 no doubt. Ace!


And with a permanent DOG for "Fash FC" or some other ****e...

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A bit of a surprise. I would have expected Sci-Fi to pick it up.

carl wrote:
The Cardboard Voord wrote:
Previously, in uk.media.tv.sky:

Cindylover1969 said:

Bravo's taken up the mantle from Sky One, and is showing the series
from Sunday March 14 at 9pm. Now all I have to do is get a digibox
so I can actually have Bravo (ntl terrestrial cable doesn't have
it, damn them)...

In glorious 4:3 no doubt. Ace!

And with a permanent DOG for "Fash FC" or some other ****e...

Plus the same trailers for 'John Thomson Stands Up for Comedy' and 'Comedy
From Merton to Enfield' at every single commercial break.
--
Gordon Davie
Edinburgh, Scotland

"Slipped the surly bonds of Earth...to touch the face of God"

(Simon Walker):
A bit of a surprise. I would have expected Sci-Fi to pick it up.

It certainly qualifies more than some of the stuff on Sci-Fi ("First
Knight"? Oh, please).

BTW, sorry for posting it twice - I got the "Web Not Responding" thing
the first time and I thought it hadn't gone through.

CindyLover