Michael Jackson fans in the UK who missed out on invitation for his memorial service tomorrow will be able to follow it live on TV tomorrow as BBC (BBC2), Sky (Sky Arts HD) and Channel 5 have all confirmed that that they will be showing it.
Programmes are expected to start at 6 pm.
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Tuesday, 7 July 2009
Sunday, 3 May 2009
The Wire : BBC starts Season 2 Mon 4th May.
If like me you've been struggling after the BBC forced us to go cold turkey by temporarily stopping the broadcast of The Wire after season 1, you'll be glad to hear it is back on air tomorrow (Mon 4th May 2009). Yes it is time to "re-up" on the The Wire.
The characters you loved from the first season Jimmy McNulty, Stringer Bell, D'Angelo Barksadale, Lt Daniels are back and joined by new faces as the action spills out of the Projects into the Docks of Baltimore.

Season 1 was great but if aficionados of the The Wire are to be believed season 2 ranks as one of the best of the five seasons, so get ready to be entertained and educated by the greatest TV show ever.
Sadly the BBC seems to have changed their minds again as they plan to now broadcast it three days a week rather than the five days we were initially promised. They really need to decide on how they are going to broadcast this and stick with that decision. It is bad enough broadcasting it so late at night, messing around with the schedule will tap the will of even the hardiest fan.
A good thing though is that this season there will be a repeat over the weekend, when the week's three episodes will be repeated back to back
So far the current Broadcast schedule for Season 2 is
Episode 1: Mon 4th May 11:30 pm
Episode 2: Tue 5th May 11:20 pm
Episode 3: Wed 6th May 11:20 pm
Episode 1-3 : Sat 9th May 1:20 am
Episode 4: Mon 11th May 11:20 pm
Episode 5: Tue 12th May 11:20 pm
Episode 6: Wed 13th May 11:25 pm
Episode 4-6 : Sat 16th May 1:20 am
As more details come through I will post them
The characters you loved from the first season Jimmy McNulty, Stringer Bell, D'Angelo Barksadale, Lt Daniels are back and joined by new faces as the action spills out of the Projects into the Docks of Baltimore.
Season 1 was great but if aficionados of the The Wire are to be believed season 2 ranks as one of the best of the five seasons, so get ready to be entertained and educated by the greatest TV show ever.
Sadly the BBC seems to have changed their minds again as they plan to now broadcast it three days a week rather than the five days we were initially promised. They really need to decide on how they are going to broadcast this and stick with that decision. It is bad enough broadcasting it so late at night, messing around with the schedule will tap the will of even the hardiest fan.
A good thing though is that this season there will be a repeat over the weekend, when the week's three episodes will be repeated back to back
So far the current Broadcast schedule for Season 2 is
Episode 1: Mon 4th May 11:30 pm
Episode 2: Tue 5th May 11:20 pm
Episode 3: Wed 6th May 11:20 pm
Episode 1-3 : Sat 9th May 1:20 am
Episode 4: Mon 11th May 11:20 pm
Episode 5: Tue 12th May 11:20 pm
Episode 6: Wed 13th May 11:25 pm
Episode 4-6 : Sat 16th May 1:20 am
As more details come through I will post them
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Friday, 13 March 2009
BBC2 to screen US TV hit - The Wire
US Hit cop show The Wire is to get a UK terrestial screening at last. The critically acclaimed show produced by HBO is to be shown on BBC2 although no dates have been given but it expected to start this spring with daily episodes.
The Wire which is based on life in Baltimore sees the city through the lives of cops, politicians, drug lords and journalists. The show has already been aired in the UK on the sci-fi satellite channel FX but its debut on BBC2 will see it reach a greater proportion of the UK's TV viewership.
The Wire ran for 5 season (60 episodes) . If you can't wait enjoy a clip of the show. Personally I am really looking forward to this, hope it lives up to the hype.
The Wire which is based on life in Baltimore sees the city through the lives of cops, politicians, drug lords and journalists. The show has already been aired in the UK on the sci-fi satellite channel FX but its debut on BBC2 will see it reach a greater proportion of the UK's TV viewership.
The Wire ran for 5 season (60 episodes) . If you can't wait enjoy a clip of the show. Personally I am really looking forward to this, hope it lives up to the hype.
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