TV & Satellite Week Reviews

One magazine I get every week is TV and Satellite Week. After getting Sky+ almost a year and a half ago, it has become an indispensable addition to the lounge - usually on the floor! The most annoying thing about television is missing a good programme, only having some smart alec asking you whether you saw it the day after. Thats ...  Read the complete review

if you have either satellite or digitial cable tv, then this is the best tv guide you can get. like all the other tv guides it has news and features on upcoming tv programmes, including a special double page each week on the best of US tv on our screens, but it is the listings which make this book great. For each day, there is an ...  Read the complete review

TV & Satellite Week is among the the pricier TV guides, at (currently) £1.05 an issue, but it's worth every penny in my opinion. With a greater emphasis on the listings themselves than most competing magazines, as well as comparatively little coverage of the soaps and a heavier focus on cult programming and US imports, it makes a refreshing ...  Read the complete review

Let me start off by setting the scene at our house, we have Sky digital, plus analogue and digital multi-satellite giving us something like 700 non-Sky channels. We have the basic package on Sky and as you can imagine we need a good listings mag for Sky or we would often forget to watch a lot of the stuff we pay for. TV and Satellite ...  Read the complete review

This is how TV and Satellite TV bills itself. And how right it is. This magazine is *the* listings publication if you are an avid telly fan and couch potato. First and foremost, what makes this particular listing so good, is the way the days' programs are laid out. Each day is colour coded, therefore easier to find if you're in a ...  Read the complete review

TV and Satellite Week bills itself as “Best for Digital Listings” and they’re probably right. The magazine contains weekly programme listings and schedules for a large number of satellite and terrestrial TV channels, in fact over sixty different channels are listed here. A nice feature in this magazine is the ...  Read the complete review

This is a weekly TV listings guide that covers all the terrestrial channels as well as Sky, Sky Digital, On-Digital and some cable channels, it also has listings for some German channels (not as many as it used to, though). Overall this is quite a good magazine. The pages are well laid out and it is clear to read in the most part, ...  Read the complete review

I buy this magazine but sadly have to use iit along side other magazines usually the freebie ones in the weekend papers. When I decide to check out a certain channel this magazine seems to have missed the channel required. YES the magazine does contain good read ups on up and coming programmes but does seem to lack a certain item usually the ...  Read the complete review

If you have Sky (or cable) and you want a comprehensive listings magazine, this one is for you! It has al the sky channels set out so much easier than others and, in my experience, the others tend to list satellite information all crammed together with no commentary on a program whatsoever! When I buy a TV guide, it is always ...  Read the complete review

The very best TV listings magazine in my opinion. Often, with the amount of chanels we have to chose from now, it can be difficult scouring through all the listings, but TV and Satallite Week have the best laid out and readable TV programs listings. Everythign is colour coded (all the sports channels together, entertainment, kis, ...  Read the complete review