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Raymond

I'm having trouble accessing the Korea schedule. The times listed in the Asia schedule are all for Hong Kong, Singapore etc. There is no choice for Korea / Japan for me to click on, on your list for Asia, thanks

Ian

This individual seems to be inflicting himself on viewers almost every day of the week here in Hong Kong. Please can we have less of Graham Norton......his patter has worn so thin and he is frankly now an utter switch off bore.

Hemang

i wanna become a script writer for a films and also tv shows.i have already written many of script for that.n i am very delightful and hard working guy.i am just 23rd year old.and i want to become youngest writer.so please help me for that.

BBC

Dear Hemang,

Thank you for your message to BBC Worldwide Channels in Asia.

We at BBC Worldwide Channels can't help with enquiries about working at the BBC or careers in the media. When there are vacancies they are advertised in the most relevant newspapers and on the BBC's main website. For general information, advice and the latest vacancies, please visit www.bbc.co.uk/careers

Best wishes and good luck in your future career.

BBC Worldwide Channels

john

read some opinions from other audiences, i must agree some programs are quite good, at the same time bbc asia is providing the worst tv schedule, like the new sitcom friday night dinner on bbc entertainment, never broadcast on weeknight. On bbc knowledge, a new program gordon behind bar, only one replay on thursday 2:25am! Also, i cant understand why you keep looping the restaurant on bbc lifestyle!

BBC

Dear John,

Thank you for your message to BBC Worldwide Channels in Asia.

We are very pleased that you enjoy some of our programmes, including we hope Call The Midwife which is currently premiering on BBC Entertainment. May we take this opportunity to explain that the schedules for our channels in Asia are compiled by an experienced group of programme schedulers who fill each day with the best programmes they believe our audiences will enjoy. Viewing habits and differences in working hours mean that we repeat our shows in different day parts in order to give viewers plenty of opportunity to catch their favourites. For example, you mention Friday Night Dinner and series 1 episode 1 was shown recently on BBC Entertainment Asia on the following dates and times:

Saturday 16 March at 18:00 Tuesday 19 March at 12:55 and 18:45
Wednesday 20 March at 01:10 and 12:20 Sunday 24 March at 08:00

We are sorry if none of the times for this and the other episodes of Friday Night Dinner were convenient for you, and we also note your comments that you find it inconsistent that some programmes appear in the schedule more frequently than others. As we are sure you can appreciate it would be virtually impossible for us to compile schedules that would meet with the universal approval of all of our viewers but this is where feedback from our viewers is vital as it helps to inform our teams of viewer preferences when compiling future schedules.

Thank you again for taking the time and trouble to contact us with your very valuable feedback.

Best wishes,

BBC Worldwide Channels

Harold

Why has the time schedule for Korea been left out of the "Asia region" on your new format as of today? We previously have had this, but now according to your statements the programmes are not available in either Korea or Japan or have they just been misplaced out of Asia Region?

John

You people know no shame - now you statrted repeating Dr. Who agan!!!! Your programming is getting worse all the time - Allo Allo seem to be your standard for the afternoon repeats repeats of course and repeats of repeats and repeating those once again lets see, in one eveing you show - oh well, lets make it short - nothing but repeats and than you proudly announce that you are now showing one new series - well, of course this is "Friday noght Dinner" which has a target audience of people with a lobotomie - in short, for you to carry the BBC name does not do the UK BBC any fovours

BBC

Dear John,

Thank you for your message to BBC Worldwide Channels in Asia.

We very much appreciate viewers getting in touch with their feedback about our programmes. As you may have read in other replies on this site, as with other cable and satellite channels, repeats are a feature of most schedules and this is welcomed by those viewers who don’t watch the same channel every day and, due to the multi-channel environment, sometimes miss complete series. You mention Doctor Who and this series is incredibly popular with a large portion of our audience who enjoy seeing episodes more than one or catching up on episodes they may have missed previously.

We do hope you are enjoying Call the Midwife, a brand new drama currently premiering on BBC Entertainment which was hugely popular when it was shown in the UK. In May, the eagerly anticipated Sherlock series 2 is premiering, and we also hope drama fans will enjoy Luther series 2 and Whitechapel series 3.

Thank you again for taking the time and trouble to contact us with your feedback.

Best wishes,

BBC Worldwide Channels

Patrick

I enjoy most of Knowledge programs except for those about cars. They bore me to death and I have to change channel each time and you are showing it at prime time making me wish to unsubscribe your channel. I don't need this kind of knowledge about cars, it's sickening. But kudos for undercover boss.

BBC

Dear Patrick,

Thank you for your message to BBC Worldwide Channels in Asia.

We are pleased that you generally enjoy our programmes on BBC Knowledge. We note your feedback that you do not personally enjoy programmes relating to cars, however we would just note that programmes such as Top Gear are hugely popular but it is inevitable that not all of our viewers will be a fan of Top Gear or other programmes featuring cars. We are pleased that you enjoy Undercover Boss and we do hope you will also enjoy Alex Polizzi – The Fixer series 2 which is premiering on BBC Knowledge from 30 April.

Thank you for taking the time and trouble to contact us.

Best wishes,

BBC Knowledge

Oliver

On moving abroad with work, i decided to maintain my payments to my TV license fee in the UK as i value the quality of what the BBC offers as a whole. I thought this may pay forward however I'm now not too sure what is going on and if the foreign channels are just shown chaff. For Example...Watson & Oliver... What channel did that make it to and is it the UK's international flagship show that can be offered? I fear it is a massive mistake in funding and worry that it is being shown abroad as a cheap way to cover the scheduling or its costs. I believe we deserve better. Please remember your fans abroad and keep us up to date with the entertaining shows rather than the flops and constant re-runs. Everyone has seen Gavin and Stacey however that, old talk shows and Lead Balloon seem to be the best things in the last 3 yrs that BBC Entertainment can offer and they are churned out, over and over. Its not a great advert for the BBC when we all know there is better so i would urge you to try and keep us up to date with your better rated work, rather than spend money pumping out 00's shows.

Sincerely

Oliver

BBC

Dear Oliver,

Thank you for your message to BBC Worldwide Channels in Asia.

We are sorry to read that you are disappointed with the programmes on BBC Entertainment in Asia. Firstly, may we clarify that British sketch show Watson & Oliver was broadcast on BBC Two in the UK but we appreciate that you are not a fan of this series. We do hope you are enjoying Call The Midwife which is currently premiering on BBC Entertainment in Asia and as you may be aware this series was hugely popular when shown in the UK. However, if Call The Midwife is not to your personal taste, you may be interested to learn that Sherlock series 2 is premiering on BBC Entertainment from 6 May.

We very much welcome and appreciate feedback about our programmes and we thank you for taking the time and trouble to contact us.

Best wishes,

BBC Entertainment

Barry

I have just seen Secret Millionaire at Liverpool, I am in tears that there are so many good people doing volunteer work in UK and the financial support provided by secret millionaires to desperate, needy people.

Thank you BBC Knowledge

margaret

I have read that Colin Morgan and Bradley James did a tour throughout Wales exploring the places thought to be connected with Arthur Pendragon. Was a DCD made of this special?

BBC

Dear Margaret,

Thank you for your message to BBC Worldwide Channels in Asia.

You may like to check DVD availability with the BBC Shop – www.bbcshop.com – or an alternative online or local retailer. In addition, for many shows, the programme-makers release related merchandise which you may find of interest.

Best wishes,

BBC Worldwide Channels