Alibi TV

Description: Digital television channel broadcasting.

Newest Review: ... it states that it was originally commissioned by the BBC, but chosen by Alibi for our viewing interest. The programmes ... more

... include such classics as Bergerac and Diagnosis Murder, the latter showing that shows that did air on the BBC aren't always British ones. My favourites tend to be the ones that air a little later at night, due to their content, such as Waking The Dead and Silent Witness. Usually, when these programmes are aired on BBC, they are done so in a two-part fashion, with each part shown on different nights, even on different weeks. However, Alibi puts the parts together to give us a feature length showing of the programme,...more

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Alibi TV: Crime, crime, and more crime! Right up my (dark, mysterious) ... (395 words)
by - written on 31/10/09 (Very useful, 17 readings)
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Last year, two new channels were given a bit of a fanfare welcome to our screens: Alibi and Watch. Alibi took the place of what was called UKTV Drama, and while it retains a lot of the channels that were on there before, it does so in a much more controlled and organised fashion. However, what it does is focus on the very popular genre of crime, mixing it with drama to satisfy those of us who are particularly fond of the genre. At the beginning of each programme, it states that it was originally commissioned by the BBC, but chosen by Alibi for our viewing interest. The programmes include such classics as Bergerac and Diagnosis Murder, the latter ... Read the complete review