Am I missing something here? Just how is E* responsible for this? Didn't this channel just become HD operational? I am at a loss of how someone can bitch about something not happening, when it was never announced it was going to happen…
I can't see how you can fault Dish for running those adds. They were acting on good faith on behalf of BBC A. I'm sure they were just as upset as the rest of us when BBC A reneged on the launch.BBC-A is likely mostly at fault here, but E* shouldn't have been inserting their own BBC-A HD commercials for Torchwood to fan the flames unless the HD version was coming online with Torchwood. Need it be said and repeated that E* marketing is totally clueless about almost everything that concerns their own business. I sometimes wonder what they do at the office all day. I guess the air is too rare out there.
You cannot assume anything. I am not sure why I am getting in this ridiculous discussion, perhaps nothing to do at work, and since I have a legacy package of HD programming I probably won't see this channel but if I were pulling the strings it would be made available to me with the legacy HD programming package that I have. I do not know why they got rid of that package anyway (HD Absolute). I thought it was good. They have discontinued so many channels that I used to receive in that package that I really enjoyed so they should give me this channel, but that is neither here or there and I have nothing to complain about at least Dish is letting me keep my legacy HD programming. In spite of all I am saying I believe Dish is the best in the business for a number of reasons and these things are totally unrelated to the subject of assuming something about an unlaunched HD channel. There is no guarantee about the re-airing of shows in HD on BBC America HD. We know nothing about this channel. Look at Cartoon Network HD. In my opinion it is a travesty to even call this channel HD since most of the time the shows they show are in standard defenition yet they are available in and have been shown in HD. That sucks and I guess that is an extreme example of how bad an HD channel can be and hopefully no other HD channel including BBC America HD would want to be that bad. I do not really watch Cartoon Netwoork HD but it is really bad the way they they do it and maybe I would watch it more if they showed HD when available. My point is I would not want to assume anything about what the yet to be available BBC America HD will or will not do about re-airng shows in HD.Dennis and I just cross-posted in the two threads, but as I said in the Rumor thread, I strongly suspect BBCA will re-air Torchwood:COE and Doctor Who once the majority of carriers get the HD feed out to subs. They know this didn't go as planned.
I just don't get nerds & freaks into Sci Fi. So you did not get it in HD last night are you breathing today and alive? MAN UP!
BBC-A is likely mostly at fault here, but E* shouldn't have been inserting their own BBC-A HD commercials for Torchwood to fan the flames unless the HD version was coming online with Torchwood. Need it be said and repeated that E* marketing is totally clueless about almost everything that concerns their own business. I sometimes wonder what they do at the office all day. I guess the air is too rare out there.
Update: The BBC-A forum is indicating the channel did go live yesterday, Monday, so who knows what's happening.
I would love to see new HD transfers of all the old British film, such as Monty Python, Fawlty Towers, the OLD Doctor Who, and countless others. I'm NOT joking.Will BBCA-HD carry Monty Python in HD? I'm joking. Cheers.
Where? and what provider(s)?
From the MultiChannel news.Look guys If BBCA-HD were a REAL channel D* would have carried at launch!!:rant:![]()