The BBC finally backed down and confirmed Casualty is staying on our screens where it belongs. Those out-of-touch executives clearly underestimated how much we were willing to fight for this show, but we forced them to listen. Keep your eyes open because we need to make sure they do not …
BBC may potentionally axe popular shows like Casualty and Holby City, which are firm family favourites! Please sign this petition to show your support against this potential axe
The BBC suits are hiding behind vague statements while they prepare to gut a show that millions of us rely on for comfort. They think we will just roll over and accept this cheap cost cutting measure but they are dead wrong. I am currently digging into their internal programming reports to show exactly how much they are disrespecting their own audience.
Reached 100 supporters
March 3, 2016
605 Comments
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Andy wilson
10 years ago
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Why axe such great programs like this? They have stood the test of time, unlike a lot of your recent endeavours. Not everyone wants reality TV shows and not all of us are under 20. If you need to save cash SACK SOME OF THE RICH BOSSES, don't ruin our TV nights
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Joseph Little
10 years ago
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Please do not Axe Casualty or Holby City because they are brillant programmes and shows what problems the Health Service face and Sat & Tues Nights will never be the same again without Casualty & Holby City.
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Caroline Williams
10 years ago
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Not only are these programs great entertainment, but they are educational as well. Very small symptoms which we might overlook and may cost us our health are highlighted and thus we then know when we should go to see a doctor.
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Mark Potts
10 years ago
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If the BBC decide to Axe programmes Like Casualty & Holby City. I may just stop paying £145.50 per year for a television Licence. Most of what the BBC show is CRAP or repeats of stuff that has already been shown in the past.
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Annabel Sims
10 years ago
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Please Do Not Take Casualty off
Of BBC1 on a Saturday Evening
I Love watching Casualty.
Have watched it from the
beginning. One very upset person here & I am quite sure
I speak for many fellow followers of such a popular BBC television programme.
K
Kelly Higham
10 years ago
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casualty is the only thing i look forward to with being disabled idont have a social life so tv is a great comfort for me when i feel down. i have watched it from being a young girl. why get rid of a great programme. please keep it going.
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Aaliyah
9 years ago
No. Way.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
DO NOT AXE THEM I LOVE CASUALTY ON MY SATURDAY NIGHTS!!
The BBC finally backed down and confirmed Casualty is staying on our screens where it belongs. Those out-of-touch executives clearly underestimated how much we were willing to fight for this show, but we forced them to listen. Keep your eyes open because we need to make sure they do not …
BBC may potentionally axe popular shows like Casualty and Holby City, which are firm family favourites! Please sign this petition to show your support against this potential axe
The BBC suits are hiding behind vague statements while they prepare to gut a show that millions of us rely on for comfort. They think we will just roll over and accept this cheap cost cutting measure but they are dead wrong. I am currently digging into their internal programming reports to show exactly how much they are disrespecting their own audience.
Reached 100 supporters
March 3, 2016
605 Comments
A
Andy wilson
10 years ago
Featured
Why axe such great programs like this? They have stood the test of time, unlike a lot of your recent endeavours. Not everyone wants reality TV shows and not all of us are under 20. If you need to save cash SACK SOME OF THE RICH BOSSES, don't ruin our TV nights
J
Joseph Little
10 years ago
Featured
Please do not Axe Casualty or Holby City because they are brillant programmes and shows what problems the Health Service face and Sat & Tues Nights will never be the same again without Casualty & Holby City.
C
Caroline Williams
10 years ago
Featured
Not only are these programs great entertainment, but they are educational as well. Very small symptoms which we might overlook and may cost us our health are highlighted and thus we then know when we should go to see a doctor.
M
Mark Potts
10 years ago
Featured
If the BBC decide to Axe programmes Like Casualty & Holby City. I may just stop paying £145.50 per year for a television Licence. Most of what the BBC show is CRAP or repeats of stuff that has already been shown in the past.
A
Annabel Sims
10 years ago
Featured
Please Do Not Take Casualty off
Of BBC1 on a Saturday Evening
I Love watching Casualty.
Have watched it from the
beginning. One very upset person here & I am quite sure
I speak for many fellow followers of such a popular BBC television programme.
K
Kelly Higham
10 years ago
Featured
casualty is the only thing i look forward to with being disabled idont have a social life so tv is a great comfort for me when i feel down. i have watched it from being a young girl. why get rid of a great programme. please keep it going.
A
Aaliyah
9 years ago
No. Way.
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
DO NOT AXE THEM I LOVE CASUALTY ON MY SATURDAY NIGHTS!!
Why axe such great programs like this? They have stood the test of time, unlike a lot of your recent endeavours. Not everyone wants reality TV shows and not all of us are under 20. If you need to save cash SACK SOME OF THE RICH BOSSES, don't ruin our TV nights