Sentence examples for repeat documentary from inspiring English sources

"Starting with the news, then there is a repeat of a documentary, then Skippy: Australia's First Superstar, a repeat no less, then there's Paws, Claws and Videotape, a clip show about famous animals, then a bought-in film, then there's Skippy again, then Paws, Claws and Videotape is repeated, then Storyville, a repeat documentary, then Skippy again, but with subtitles".

Or snooker, or golf obviously, or a repeated documentary about the mobile homes industry.

Listeners to Today were treated to a repeated documentary about the Russian revolution in the runup to 7am.

But its prime-time identity has been more muddled, with a mix of repeats, documentaries and low-rated talk shows.

Sky1 is repeating the documentary Prince William in Africa.

Given the BBC's propensity for repeats, archive documentaries and Hundred Object odysseys, we're hearing it all the time.

MTV, with its high-profile movie awards and endlessly repeated promotional documentaries on the making of one blockbuster or another, and its sister channel VH1 have become essential marketing tools not only for CD's but for movies and soundtracks.

In the 8pm hour, a repeat of the documentary The Queen's Coronation: Behind Palace Doors picked up 1.2 million and a 6% share.

The Queen has broadcast a message every year apart from 1969, when a repeat of the documentary Royal Family was already scheduled.

Also in the 9pm hour, Channel 5's Celebrity Big Brother pulled in 2.4 million viewers and a 9.7% share; while BBC2's fast repeat of Jeremy Clarkson documentary PQ17: an Arctic Convoy Disaster, first broadcast last Thursday, drew 1.1 million and 5%.

Channel 4's documentary repeat 9/11: The Miracle of Stairway B picked up 1.4 million and a 8% share between 8pm and 9pm, while the start of a new series of Fifth Gear on Five brought in 800,000 and a 4% share in the same slot.