TV Choice Reviews

Before we had Sky, we always used to buy a 'TV Mag', although since having Sky and being able to see what's on every channel, it seemed to be a bit of a waste of money as I we could use the 'forward planner' to see what was on. However, every Christmas, we make sure that we buy a TV Mag so that we don't miss out on any 'good ...  Read the complete review

TV CHOICE TV MAGAZINE Hello and welcome to this review, After getting a little fed up of What's on TV I turned to TV easy, but after 1 month of buying it, I tried another one, I wasn't fed up of TV easy, but I just decided to try another one. And it was... the TV Times, (see my review on that) I have brought it last ...  Read the complete review

TV Choice Magazine I have bought a range of different television magazines over the years, and only a few have something different to them. Unfortunately (or fortunately which ever way you look at it), TV Choice is the same as many other magazines. Of course, if you want the basic television guide without a lot of articles on ...  Read the complete review

I've been buying T.V Choice magazine for quite a while now, I switched to this one because for a start it was a lot cheaper than most, only 42 pence, and it tells you the same things as the more expensive ones do. --The front cover-- Always bright and colourful to attract your attention, usually featuring characters ...  Read the complete review

A few months ago when I was doing my usual weekly shopping they did not have the usual TV magazine I always bought so I purchased TV Choice Magazine instead and my husband thought it was much better so I have not bought any other TV guide since. It is great value as it is only 42p and has around 74pages in every issue! Each ...  Read the complete review

TV Choice Oh, What a Choice I usually buy the television guide that comes within the Sun newspaper though after getting up early with my daughter on a Saturday I decided that I would rather buy it a day earlier to try to save me from early morning children's television for once. I knew I could just simply look ...  Read the complete review

This isn't my usual choice of TV mags, but as my usual wasn't available I thought I would give this one a go. ** The Magazine ** TV choice is a magazine which gives you stories on the countries favourite soaps and TV shows and includes a TV guide. The front cover includes the main stories and the one they feel is ...  Read the complete review

TV choice is a weekly magazine which gives TV listings as well as the stories of what's happening in all of the soaps, the best picks of programs as well as interviews with TV starts on a regular basis and many different things like crosswords and different puzzles which you can also win money on as well. This is the magazine ...  Read the complete review

Now this is more like it! I don't know about you, but many of these TV magazines seem to have page after page of fluff that you really aren't interested in. I just want to know whats on television, for the most part. TV choice has some of those articles, but it mostly just tells you about the upcoming TV shows that you want to ...  Read the complete review

TV Choice is my choice of tv listing magazine. I did use to buy T.V. Times, but found that I hardly looked at half of the listings, so it was not worth the high price tag for me. T.V. Choice costs 40p, is 66 pages long and lists 61 channels. This is a small amount compared to some more expensive mags but it has all the main channels ...  Read the complete review

I've just bought my first ever copy of TV Choice magazine. It was 40p and the picture on the front (of Ronnie from Eastenders) and the headline: 'Ronnie's baby joy' prompted me to buy it. 40p is a great price for a week long TV guide, it has 82 thin, glossy pages and within it you get a roundup of the week's TV. You also get a ...  Read the complete review

For years I never bothered with a TV guide, except at Christmas when buying the Radio Times was as much of an established tradition as decorating the tree. Instead I'd just use the Sky TV Guide to flick through and see what was on, that was until I moved in with my boyfriend who every week buys a TV guide as regular as clockwork. Now I ...  Read the complete review

I don't buy a daily newspaper because I feel that they're mostly full of rubbish, but I do like to be able to plan my TV watching and so I buy the weekly TV listing magazine TV Choice. Content ******* TV Choice is a 76-page, A4 sized magazine published weekly and appears in most newsagents on a Tuesday for the week ...  Read the complete review

I bought my copy of TV Choice magazine today at a cost of 40p. To tell you a bit about it: It is 75 pages long and printed on a fairly thin slightly glossy A4 sized paper. The print doesn't come off on your fingers and the whole thing is securely held together by staples. It gives me the television ...  Read the complete review

I find this TV listings magazine really good and it is usually my first choice. I really like it because it is good at listing all the freeview channels really well. It is really clearly laid out with the main 5 channels on one double page spread and then all the freeview channels are on the next set of double pages. ...  Read the complete review

i think eastenders is great. i never miss an episode the scene with the gun and max getting ran over is a mistery. it could be anyone out of tanya, jack, ian, peter, or bradley, it is getting really good and hope it gets better in future episodes . im hoping maybe in future episodes maybe the slater sisters will return that would just be ...  Read the complete review

This is the magazine that i always seem to grab for two reasons, it's cheap and it always tells you what's gonna happen in main soaps and other programmes the following seven days. The first few pages are concentrated on all the programmes from soaps, dramas, films and of course what's gonna happen in them all. It also has ...  Read the complete review

Finding out what's on TV is a whole different ball game to how it was in days gone by - in these technologically advanced times, we can just flick on the PC and have a look online - but where's the fun in that!? I like the feel of turning pages, and the fact that i'm looking at paper rather than a screen. So which magazine do I chose to ...  Read the complete review

My wife insists on buying the TV choice magazine but I am yet to understand why, the magazine has a week's TV viewing info in it, ok but we get two newspapers everyday which also let us know what's on TV. It gives guides in the form of star ratings as to whether a film is one star (poor) or five starts (unmisable), fine but again my ...  Read the complete review

I discovered this great TV guide about a year ago, before that I used to purchase the Radio Times. At 38p it is great value for money with the usual run down of what is on for the week ahead starting on the Saturday and ending on the following Friday. For each day of the week there are six pages dedicated to terrestrial channels freeview ...  Read the complete review