Jeremy Vine puts programme makers in the hot seat to respond to viewer complaints.
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Jeremy Vine puts programme makers in the hot seat to respond to viewer complaints.
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Jeremy Vine presents viewers' feedback on the week's TV, getting answers from the BBC.
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Jeremy Vine presents viewers' feedback on the week's TV, getting answers from the BBC.
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Jeremy Vine presents viewers' feedback on the week's TV, getting answers from the BBC.
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Jeremy Vine presents viewers' feedback on the week's TV, getting answers from the BBC.
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The week's TV comes under the spotlight as Jeremy Vine sorts out viewers' hits and misses.
Don't miss the new series as it starts on Sunday 11 October. In the meantime, don't forget you can have your say on the Points of View message boards.
Contact the Points of View team by email: pov@bbc.co.uk; telephone: 0370 908 3199 (calls from a landline are charged at local rate, mobile tariffs will vary); or write to us at: POV, BBC Birmingham, The Mailbox, Birmingham B1 1AY.
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Jeremy discusses fears that the tone of Remembrance Day coverage was misjudged and complaints about Bruce Forsyth making "Northern" jokes on Strictly Come Dancing.
Jeremy interviews Head of BBC HD Danielle Nagler and asks why picture quality has deteriorated; whether 70% genuine HD content is being delivered as promised; why the channel omits some programmes or shows them on random days; and whether the channel will continue to have a Digital Onscreen Logo (DOG).
Jeremy Vine quizzes Head of BBC Drama Commissioning Ben Stephenson on whether BBC drama is less creative than that from the US; why so much of the budget is spent on soaps; and if he caters enough for a male audience.
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