Hey, all I want is some milk to go with my cookies.
<g> Lesley
There is a thin line between insanity and all other forms of life. I am slowly removing this line because I feel that everyone would be better off crazy.
Well, I'd love to, but the US gives me enough of a headache as it is. Besides, the US seems to have the only decent TV listing search engines, and even then, they're usually off a bit. (That's where the 'art' part comes in. <g>) I tried to check Australian and UK listings, and I almost pulled my hair out in frustration. Apparently, they never considered that people might not know exactly when a show airs, or which channel it airs on. Whatever.
rich, unapologetic lazy american.
Daria: Sorry, with all of this animation, I thought I was on Nickelodeon for a moment.
http://www.rtguide.beeb.com/ has a programme search feature, added, I dare say, since rich checked it out.
The link below hops into a search for Daria on all UK TV, at least from my PC. I add that caution in case it looks for a cookie before returning information. http://www.rtguide.beeb.com/rt/tv/programme_search/index.jsp?programme=Daria
Please let me know if it works for you too! If so, I'll paste that link into one or more of my UK Daria pages.
The funny thing is that actually I have to use a number of different TV listing search services to get the listings I assemble correct, because some services are more accurate than others, and this changes on an almost daily basis. Also, some services don't post the proper episode numbers, or don't even bother posting a description, because none is available.
If the RT is as accurate as I bet they are, though, none of that is necessary, at least not with only a handful of terrestrial broadcasters. Now, if you're adding cable and satellite, that's a whoooole different bag of weasels...
Ah, only in England would a TV listing magazine *still* be called "The Radio Times...." ;-)
rich.
Quinn: I can't be a brain! My friends will hate me!
That's always the question with MTV-- MTV US doesn't bother to say which ep is airing, even on their own website! And half of the time, no descriptions are available-- only 1 or 2 services actually provide episode numbers for all eps, and they always get #103 and #104 backwards. Go figure.