Sentence examples for a bad programme from inspiring English sources

Not because it is a bad programme.

Either way, this was a bad programme and everyone who watched it should be ashamed.

It's almost impossible to make a bad programme about Marlon Brando.

I'd like to know the programme maker who's never made a bad programme.' Not every gamble has paid off, though.

"I love that, this was such a bad programme and he wrote me a letter saying the reason we need this stimulus is to create growth and jobs".

Hosted by Nick Hancock, it's not a bad programme by any means; but it needs more work on the script, and the sound.

Future President of Ireland Michael D. Higgins, then a Labour Party TD, said in February 2010 that The Frontline "degrade[d] politics" and called it a "really bad programme".

That was, and is, a bad television programme; a string of softball, low-energy wisecracks performed by uninterested millionaires to an audience of whooping nimrods who just tuned in to see which minor celebrity could be most easily coerced into running around in her bra that week.

They no longer feel it's one bad programme and they're out.

They usually did the first – watch the least bad programme on one of their favourite channels – partly because it required the least effort.

In the past, if there was nothing they liked on any of their favourite channels, viewers had four options: watch the "least bad" programme on one of those channels; search the other channels for something better; watch a video cassette or DVD; or switch off the TV.