Crime on Screen: new TV channel "alibi"
Launching on 7 October, uktv brings "alibi" to the digital network (sky 132, virgin 130). It promises dawn till dusk repeats of old TV crime series favourites such as Shoestring; Miss Marple; Bergerac; Silent Witness; Maisie Raine; Dalziel and Pascoe; New Tricks; Murder She Wrote; Hetty Wainthropp Investigates; Judge John Deed; The Inspector Lynley Mysteries; Taggart; Spooks; Waking the Dead; Dangerfield; The Father Dowling Mysteries.


I'm a little disturbed that crime is such an source of entertainment for so many. What does this say about our society. I spent time in Federal Prison and it is not a happy place. The criminals there are not a source of entertainment for anyone, just sadness and regret.
Posted by: Jonathan Richards- Ex Federal Prison Inmate | 20 November 2008 at 15:18
mdc,
I am sorry but I have nothing to do with alibi and therefore no control over their broadcasting. You might like to try their site for contact details.
I, too, find the logo intrusive, but I think you'd find them reluctant to remove their branding.
Nice to have the re-runs of John Deed!
Cheers!
Posted by: crimeficreader | 11 October 2008 at 21:33
i love this channel! However, could you for heavens sake remove that big red circle with the channel name inside it. I have had to sit through 2 hours of John Deed with it perched on top of their heads for most of the time.
Posted by: mdc | 11 October 2008 at 21:08