Channel 4 Reviews

I don't really watch television during the day but when the kids have gone to bed I like to sit down and relax in front of the TV, I have always liked watching television and like nothing better than a good drama or entertaining reality show. We don't have Sky just freeview so we don't have lots of choice for something to watch but my favourite ...  Read the complete review

Channel 4 is the bad-boy of free TV (or at least in my view). It's always had a reputation for showing the rudest and crudest of TV, and that's made it a firm favourite for teens everywhere. Channel 4 has been around since the 80s, and its current remit for programming is as follows: demonstrates innovation, experiment and ...  Read the complete review

I am not a person who watches a lot of TV, I prefer to spend my time online, listening to music or reading books but when I am watching it I do spend a lot of the time watching Channel 4. Channel 4 first started transmitting 2 November 1982 and its target audience is varied with programmes suited for viewers of all ages with school ...  Read the complete review

Channel 4, when launched was the poorer relation of the terrestrial television scene. It always played 4th fiddle to BBC1, BBC2 (to some extent) and ITV1, but for me, that has changed thanks to some really brave program scheduling choices and some good solid hard work and creativity. For years, channel 4 seemed to just show low budget ...  Read the complete review

This is another of my favourite channels that is let down by adverts that are shown in between programmes. However it has some great tv programmes but I mainly enjoy the entertainment programmes that they show such as the Sunday Night Project. Channel 4 shows a wide range of tv programmes such as documentary programmes, drama ...  Read the complete review

On the whole, Channel 4, and its digital channels are a have a good variety of shows for all types of people. The channel started broadcasting in 1988, and is a commercial channel, so adverts are on this channel. *What Types Of Shows Are On Channel 4?* Lots and lots is the simple answer. In the daytime there aren't that many top ...  Read the complete review

Of the five terrestrial television channels, Channel 4 is probably the best. Their range of programmes is very broad and, though I cannot claim to enoy everything they show, is generally of very high quality. Channel 4 usually compares well with the opposition, providing more quality entertainment than programmes that are likely to attract ...  Read the complete review

Channel 4 is one of the four free channels of television but is also available on Sky and free view. I think channel four is the best of the four channels because it has the best shows. To name a few of the variety it has - ER Big brother Holly oaks Wife swap Friends Countdown and many more. It also ...  Read the complete review

When switching on the TV the first channel i'll got to is channel 4 as more often then not they'll have something to watch. I have fond since watching channel 4 that they tend to aim it at the younger generation from late teens to late twenties especially I find at the weekend when T4 is on. They have quite a wide variety of ...  Read the complete review

Out of all the television channels, channel 4 is certainly my favourite! Channel 4 offers a huge variety of television programmes for all ages. Though I don't always like what is currently on, there are several programmes on a day that I thoroughly enjoy. I usually have a a line up for my evening as to what I'm going to watch and ...  Read the complete review

Channel 4 is a brilliant tv station that I watch on a regular occasion. Some of my favourite tv shows are shown on channel 4, and they include the likes of The simpsons, Hollyoaks and Shamless. I would have to say that channel 4 is more of a channel aimed at young viewers in my opinion, and that is just based on the shows that are on. ...  Read the complete review

Channel 4 or "4" as we are supposed to call it these days is a poor television station in my humble opinion, it burst on to the scene in November 1982 (yes it really was that long ago) promising so much, telling us that it would bring new viewing dimensions to our screens and that it would not only bend but also break transmitting rules ...  Read the complete review

Channel 4! Channel 4 has came a long way in terms of public perception along the years. I used to think Channel 4 had rubbish programs and the only thing I used to watch was Brookside! I am unsure of what has happened over the years but this channel has definately upped its game. Not only does it host the popular soap ...  Read the complete review

Channel 4 is a british telestrial tv channel available to all people across the UK. You need a TV liscence to watch this channel although then again you need a tv liscence to watch TV in the UK anyway. Channel 4 shows a wide range of shows, from soaps such as Hollyoaks, to American sitcoms such as Friends. It also owns some of the rights to ...  Read the complete review

Generally, if Channel 4 are showing a current affairs programme and it is hosted by Jon Snow, then it's a given that it will be loaded with integrity and worth a look in. Add to this the tantalizing prospect that, with recording delayed until the eve of transmission, there is the possibility of some previously unbroadcast revelation to be ...  Read the complete review

Bees, Snakes, Spiders and scorpions- all beautiful in there own special ways, yet we tend to appreciate such creatures in a detached, non-contact sort of manner. The same applies to new channel 4 series, Six Feet Under with its main theme concerning death, more specifically dead bodies and funerals. Produced by the creators of 'American ...  Read the complete review

Last night's documentary on Channel 4 was originally filmed as part of the very entertaining 'Can you live without...?' series, but somehow ended up being shown as a one-off. For those of you who avoid programmes like this, here's what happened: Jordan, top tabloid 'babe' took on a challenge to live ...  Read the complete review

Introduction ~~ The fourth terrestrial channel, Channel 4 has had its ups and downs over the years. Recently its won awards and praise for high quality television as well as been heavily criticized for Brass Eye, which I personally did not find offensive. When Channel 4 first went on air in the 1980’s it was given its license on the ...  Read the complete review

Channel 4, out of the five main channels is surly the best for young people (its not for young people but thats the channels core audience). Until recently, when I have been continuly annoyed by turing on 4 to see a bunch of men in dressed in white hitting and then chasing a red ball around, yes CRICKET! I mean come on how many ...  Read the complete review

I love channel 4 mainly for the reason that it funds itself through advertising revenue without overdoing the ad breaks as other chans have been seen to do lately... They have a great eclectic spread of programmes usually starting off with the kiddie shows and chart music, through chat shows, a little sport, old classic movies, quiz shows ...  Read the complete review