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Programme in sentence

145 examples of Programme in a sentence

An MTV-style film crew consisting of American T.V. programme producer Zack Zardine (Matt Borlenghi) his camerawoman, the Australian Cecily (Kate Fisher) and two surfer 'dudes' named Bog Hall (Dax Miller) and Jeremy (Joel West) arrive on some nice looking island somewhere, it's not actually revealed where.
This programme bugs me!
I absolutely hate this programme, what kind of people sit and watch this garbage?? OK my dad and mum love it lol but i make sure I'm well out of the room before it comes on.
3lbs is obviously just a self indulgent programme for Stanley Tucci to be a producer/moody deep doctor.
This programme is supposed to be set in a leading centre for Neurlogical cases - yet there's nothing interesting or exciting going on!
In the small American town of Meadowvale Dr. Anthony Blake (David Gale, the IMDb listing for this character is wrong it's definitely Dr. Blake not Dr. Blakely) is the director and founder of the famed 'Psychological Research Institute' and also host's a local T.V. programme called 'Independent Thinkers'.
I'd recommend this programme if you enjoy stories with a twist and watching Tom Long walk around with no shirt on...
My parents were with me long enough to have seen the series with me, and we always discussed the programme afterwards.
It's rare that I sit down in front of the TV specifically to watch a particular programme.
As well as the comedy, the drama in Kerching such as love life and the loss of loved ones makes this programme great.
I knew about this as a similar programme as Jackass, and I saw one or two episodes on Freeview, and it is the same, only more extreme.
what a relief to find out I am not imagining this programme!
I think the intro showed him playing it - or maybe he played a flute in the programme and especially when he was sad?
The programme stood it's ground and really commended the characters life in a very sensitive way that also touched the hearts of all the admire res of John Ritter, a fantastic actor with the talent to do anything.
I hope he knows how much the making of this programme has helped his fellow sufferers by raising awareness of this terrible condition.
I had seen Dirty Sanchez before I saw Jackass and think it way surpasses Jackass in terms of programme making.
I will admit, I prefer the older episodes to the newer episodes, and it is a bit of a shame that the programme is now after the watershed, as I found it easier to watch when it was at 8.00.
It is true though, that it is more melodramatic than it was, but I really like this programme as a programme that doesn't try to take itself too seriously.
I can't believe that this was a french television programme.
OK I'll be honest, when I first saw the trailer for the programme, I thought it was an advert for some sun-screen product.
And yet whenever television or the cinema make a programme or film about her, they seem far more interested in the older Victoria than they do in the young girl; the version of Victoria with which modern audiences will probably be most familiar is Judi Dench in "Mrs Brown".
This afternoon at the Barbican, I attended the UK premiere of the digitally restored 'The Story of the Kelly Gang', with excellent piano accompaniment by John Sweeney, as part of the opening day's programme for the Silent Film & Live Music Series running through June.
It was the first programme in a while that I couldn't sit all the way through, I even thought there was funny moments in the 'Green Green Grass' (only fools spin off).
MTV is also sending out the wrong messages with this programme.
What a frightening programme!
This type of programme has got to signal the death throes of reality television (please, broadcasters, take the hint).
Doomwatch - the gritty and often rather lacklustre series covering moral, social and environmental issues was the only programme that came close to Timeslip at this time, but Timeslip was overall much more successful.
The attention to detail on this programme is phenomenal.
Four episodes out of the seven in this collections of skits stand out for me: Lynn Redgrave as a horny Queen with a chastity belt, and Woody Allen as the Fool trying to remove it; Gene Wilder and his affair with a sheep; the 'What's My Perversion?' TV programme; and, best of all, the final sketch where Woody is a sperm about to be fired into a woman on a first date.
This programme, in my opinion, encourages domestic violence against women.
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