TvGuide.co.uk

If you have a family with kids wondering around the house and your computer- don't worry. This website is completely safe to your kids. So you can trust is. Plus, you will find everything you wanted to find.

This is a great way to gather all the information you were looking for, as the website is 100% safe and highly reoutable throughout the internet.

The layout is decent.

Where it falls down - classification of some programs is questionable. They class "reality tv" as a documentary. No. They need an extra colour titled "sh... I mean, reality TV".

Anyway.

The review section? The review section is "the internet of things". ("moderation" is questionable [like a few places], automated, sometimes doesn't work, and no reply to emails)

You get the message:

Your comment will be automatically approved and appear on this page (assuming it hasn't been flagged for manual approval)... does anyone actually know what that means? "assuming it hasn't been flagged for manual approval" - well, Has it? If it doesn't appear, we'll "assume" it HAS been flagged for "manual approval", and WASN'T approved.

"automatically approved". No, they don't mean "automatically approved" - that sentence means nothing. What they Mean, is "your comment will pass through our automatic swear filters". But they didn't say that.

Once again... this is "the internet of things". Making vague statements that don't really make sense. But it's only a webpage, right? So it doesn't really matter

This is actually the deal - on some programs, they aren't accepting 'comments' any more. Some are. But they don't tell you this. Anywhere. The way you find out if they are not accepting comments, is by commenting, and it not appearing. That's "the internet of things" - automated, and not reliable.

tvguide.co.uk seems to be MUCH shoddier than you would expect an official-*looking* tv guide to be. Tvguide - just a thought, when you randomly don't publish review, people tend to get annoyed and leave negatively bisased reviews for other programs. Oh... you don't care, do you. Is there anyone even working in the tv guide offices?