'which programme' is a perfectly valid part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to ask a question about something specific when more than one programme is possible. For example, "Which programme do you recommend for a beginner?".
The atmosphere in which programme ideas are developed and argued for is now more populist rather than adventurous.
You first need a great idea and then to do some research to find out which programme is best for you.
Once asked which programme she would have liked to acquire or commission, Hadlow picked HBO's medieval and sometimes explicit fantasy epic, Game of Thrones.
But there is also a computer animation of the same scene: depending on which programme is running, either a flock of birds fly across the picture, or the daisies gently flutter.
But the real benefit for both organisations is the possibility of sharing audiences who simply want to see great theatre and performance and don't care a fig in which programme they might find it.
The BBC said it obtained copies of about 100 police witness statements, which programme makers said showed the extent to which officers used identical phrases to describe what they had seen.
Watching them wage battle in the streets and fields of East Sussex, I couldn't help wonder if these inoffensive, though incontrovertibly rustic, people are the last Europeans about which programme-makers can be casually rude.
I wanted to double-check which programmes Yentob had helped create.
Smash continues Sat, 10pm, Sky Atlantic, haters Which programmes do you enjoy hatewatching?
Your choice of destinations can be limited by which programmes best fit your skills.
Some converter boxes let you use the on-screen guide to choose which programmes to record.
