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> The trick is to watch the smaller "third programmes" or the programmes with special focus, not the big two (ARD and ZDF). To be fair, The Big One is actually
by matthiasv 6y ago
> The trick is to watch the smaller "third programmes" or the programmes with special focus, not the big two (ARD and ZDF).
To be fair, The Big One is actually just all "third programmes" with some additional programming such as news.
- Tomte 6y agoI have no idea what you're talking about. Take a look at the first column of https://www.tvinfo.de/tv-programm/ard https://www.tvinfo.de/tv-programm/ard Pretty much nothing in there is also shown at any third programme. The programmes are almost completely distinct. Evening news are actually the one part where the third programmes show the same as the ARD.
- matthiasv 6y agoI am talking about the fact that the ARD itself is the collective group of all regional broadcasters (look up the name) and any programme is produced either by one of the regional broadcasters or by the shared production company Degeto. And of course is also shown in the "thirds". Take "Rote Rosen" (with questionable quality) and you will see it is also shown on rbb, hr, NDR and MDR.
- Tomte 6y ago> I am talking about the fact that the ARD itself is the collective group of all regional broadcasters (look up the name) I know that. But it's utterly offtopic in this subthread. We're not talking about organisational structures, we're talking about "what can I watch".
- matthiasv 6y agoThe organisational structure causes what you can watch where and I am arguing that garbage produced by the "Thirds" is not only dumped to Das Erste but shown elsewhere as well. You gave me the current programme, I gave you "Rote Rosen" but that did not convince you. Here is more: "Sturm der Liebe" shown on BR, hr, MDR, NDR and rbb, "Bristant" shown on MDR, "WaPo Bodensee" shown on SWR, hr, NDR and BR … that is not "pretty much nothing".