Goodbye To Benidorm

[Jordyboy9]

Goodbye to Benidorm this week pity they couldn’t take question of sport with them

[johnny37]

haha! along with all the costume and murder dramas that they think we adore. Oh and repeat blockbuster films on a bank holiday.

[MWG14]

Some of us do like the programmes that you'd like to axe.

How about getting rid of all cookery, talent shows and dancing programmes. That would be great for some of us.

[andy-hughes]

If any programme attracts the requisite number of viewers, and the people involved are happy to carry on, then it continues.

If either / both of the criteria cease to be in place, it stops.

That's how it has always been.

[Georgiesmum]

If you took away all the cookery programmes there would be little left apart from murder programmes.!!!

[Cloverjo]

There is a load of rubbish on telly including QoS, but there are some good things too. If there's nothing on that I want to watch I read a book or do a crossword, or have a nose about on AB.

[murraymints]

hooorayyyyy !! lasted 15 mins once many moons ago...

[Patsy33]

Bye bye....

[Quoi]

They could ressurrect Eldorado in its place..

[237SJ]

I stopped watching it after the third series. It got a bit silly then. That's where David Walliams and Matt Lucas were clever - they knew when to stop.

[Smowball]

I liked Eldorado....

[ummmm]

So did I Smow but we were only young :-)

I wonder how many people on here only have access to just the 5 channels?

[Arksided]

Ummmm, None. from wiki:

Following the termination of Virgin Media's analogue cable television service in Milton Keynes in November 2013, all television in the United Kingdom is broadcast in digital only.

I can't comment on the OP I never watched it.

[Mamyalynne]

Having ticked off those on your list of complaints, we bring you...

[dannyk13]

If you don't like a programme then don't watch it.Simples.

[puternut]

Stopped watching after series three and winder how its managed to limp on to however many series they've done.

[grannie39]

And Zoe Ball

[andy-hughes]

237SJ - // That's where David Walliams and Matt Lucas were clever - they knew when to stop. //

So were Cleese and Booth, and Gervais and Merchant, stopping at the top is a brilliant way to preserve your best work and avoid descending into poorer territory.