tv guide

[Immi666]

i use onthebox.com as a tv guide but it only has the terrestrial channels. this was ok as i cud use the freeview menus as a guide, but now my freeview box is all funky. can anyone recommend a good website for freeview and terrestrial channels?

[connor91]

http://www.radiotimes.com/ListingsServlet?event=13&broadcastType=1&searchDate=17/06/2006&searchTime=21:00&jspGridLocation=/jsp/tv_listings_grid.jsp&jspListLocation=/jsp/tv_listings_single.jsp&jspError=/jsp/error.jsp&listingsFormat=G

this is the best i have found,go to edit add progs then set in fav,s.you will have to sign up [free] &login

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[halfadaily]

you could try the link in the uknetguide panel on the right.................................................................>>

I often use this one.

[Immi666]

halfadaily - that one is powered by on the box, which is the one i've been using. only has the terrestrial channels.

[chewbacca]

I use www.tvgenius.co.uk has some handy little things on it like txting u when ya fave programme is on to remind you.

[halfadaily]

oh ok Immi, I only have terrestrial and even that signal is pretty poor around where I live. Am I missing much by not having freeview? Apparently we're going to be updated next year and I was wondering whether it was worth investing in.

[Immi666]

i like freeview. it gives u more choice. makes for a better signal too. i think they're trying to get the whole country on digital within the next coupla years. its about twenty/thirty quid one off payment. i'd say its worth it.

[ajmmac]

try guardian unlimited tv guide--it is excellent for ALL channels
http://www.guardian.co.uk/TV/0,,210644,00.html

[beejaybee]

Why not buy a total tv guide. Much easier.