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£3 off BBC Store no min spend (Digital Download) - I'm Alan Partridge Episodes - Office Christmas Special - Danger Mouse - Clangers and more

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Chanchi32

15 Feb 17

Looks decent as no min spend and giving £3 off the BBC store for digital downloads to watch whenever you like. Could use it to get a discount off a series or get a free episode classic such as Alan Partridge where he meets his number 1 fan.

Code: LOVE - (note does not work on sale items and is one use per account)

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A few examples - The Free Ones

- Office Christmas Special
https://store.bbc.com/the-office/christmas-special

- I'm Alan Partridge Series 1 - Episode 5 - To Kill a Mocking Alan
https://store.bbc.com/im-alan-partridge/series-1

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- Maid Marian Series Episode 3: A Game Called John - the one with the
It's P-P-Pancake Day
https://store.bbc.com/maid-marian-and-her-merry-men/series-1

A few examples - Low spend

-The Flying Froglets and Other Clangery Tales - 9 Episodes - £1.99 with code
https://store.bbc.com/clangers/bundles/the-flying-froglets-and-other-clangery-tales

-Danger Mouse Volume 1 or 2 - 10 Episodes - £2.99 with code
https://store.bbc.com/danger-mouse/bundles/danger-mouse-volume-1
https://store.bbc.com/danger-mouse/bundles/danger-mouse-volume-2

p.s. possible 4.4% Quidco - enjoy

Top comments

maccy1

15 Feb 17 18 #2

Cheers chichi, I'll help myself to this...

http://stream1.gifsoup.com/view4/3980236/alan-s-big-plate-o.gif

:laughing:

prash_2k

15 Feb 17 17 #4

The BBC want more money from us?!
Firstly we play Tv License which goes to the BBC.
In return the "people's broadcaster" pumps constant right wing propaganda.

And now the want us to pay for Alan Partridge who should either be on iPlayer for free or constantly on gold.

937666

15 Feb 17 14 #3

£3 off?

Thanks chanchi :smiley:

vassy4u

15 Feb 17 13 #1

£3 off - no min spend :confused:

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Thanks OP :smiley: Heat added :smile:

Latest comments (73)

xenophon

16 Feb 17 #73

I just read that China banned the word censorship in 2004. Is that pure irony or what? What other word could you use? Paradoxical?

xenophon

16 Feb 17 #72

Denial towards what science?

Satan_Claws

16 Feb 17 #69

Alan Partridge is currently 50p per season on DVD at CEX.
The Office Season 1, 2 and Christmas Specials are £2 for the lot.

Why is £2.99 for an episode such a deal? :confused:

Chanchi32 to Satan_Claws

16 Feb 17 #71

The code gives £3 off so is free for example the office Christmas special versus the cex quoted prices. Ta

dreamager

16 Feb 17 #70

There wasn't a denial in there. But if you're agreeing that the right does deny science and fact more often as were the points in my post, then that makes a 'left wing bias' more correct

robertr

15 Feb 17 1 #62

Excellent, purchased for free the animation of one of the 'lost' Dad's Army episodes. This animation has not been shown on BBC TV before.

Loopster147 to robertr

16 Feb 17 #68

sorry that was meant for above comment

Loopster147

16 Feb 17 1 #67

that's brilliant thanks, wanted to find something that I couldn't get elsewhere

Graham1979

16 Feb 17 #66

EH?

Excellent you love the BBC so YOU PAY FOR IT. Children's TV was great if it wasn't Richard Bacon snorting coke it was Rolf, Jimmy and Stuart Hall abusing kids.

I WANT NOTHING FROM THE BBC, I ASK FOR NOTHING YET HAVE TO PAY THEM? You're insane if you think their is no bias, the BBC is the propaganda tool of the government from perpetuating lies for war to lies on the economy. The government of the day just dangle the licence fee in front of the executives and they fall into line.

I don't pay Tesco to shop at Sainsbury's but you want me to pay the BBC to watch SKY? BBC journalists are paid 40% above the sector average, nothing like compromising your soul for cash!

Chanchi32

16 Feb 17 2 #65

code LOVEYOU worked for me thanks

taitb

15 Feb 17 #31

Danger mouse volumes are now £5.99. Shame as little boy would of loved this

kopite789 to taitb

16 Feb 17 #64

Just pay the extra £2.99 then.

Hapzy

16 Feb 17 #63

Thanks, got a free episode to try. Seen few deals on BBC downloads so will try this & see if suits to watch. Be easier if you could watch on iplayer

dreamager

15 Feb 17 2 #50

If you are right wing, everything left of you is left wing bias. Nothing will be middle ground unless it is as right wing as you, because nobody ever thinks they're that far to the right. Sadly, being all encompassing and not some grumpy old racist counts as left wing these days it seems, rather than what everyone should be. Even presenting scientific facts on television counts as left wing bias now, as not giving air time to non-scientific drivel is seen as not giving air time to the right

xenophon to dreamager

15 Feb 17 1 #61

And the same can be said the other way around! If you are left wing then everything right of you has a right wing bias. Denying that it applies equally only shows your bias.

NVD

15 Feb 17 #60

Cheers OP. Bought An Evening With Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse (£2.49).

xenophon

15 Feb 17 1 #59

He didn't say it was right down the middle, he said it was right of the middle.

Boogie83e

15 Feb 17 1 #58

Indie Classics at the BBC & Irish Rock at the BBC £2.99 each, and both free! :smiley:...Thanks OP :wink:

StarlessMonkey

15 Feb 17 1 #57

Thanks Chanchi. Just bought a few episodes of Inside Number 9. Love that show and looking forward to the new series.

prash_2k

15 Feb 17 17 #4

thomasleep to prash_2k

15 Feb 17 #53

lots of Partridge on now tv :smiley:

jonnyh132 to prash_2k

15 Feb 17 1 #56

The BBC is clearly left wing.....

gazz33

15 Feb 17 4 #55

Thanks chanchi, heat added :smiley:.

I love the BBC :wink:

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Ajibee

15 Feb 17 1 #54

You sound remarkably smug.

I wasn't making an argument - merely pointing out that your 'conclusion' is illogical and fallacious - one or other of the preceding points could be true, even though they are contradictory.

I look forward to the day when no one is forced to pay for the BBC simply because they wish watch broadcast television from any of the many other providers of TV in the UK.

epiclolz

15 Feb 17 1 #52

A-ha!

fredBloggs2

15 Feb 17 #13

Careful! The BBC iPlayer still DOES NOT allow playback of Purchased titles via Chromecast or TV App! It complained about this to the BBC about a year ago and still not fix. What ever happened to the BBC being the home of the best and brightest engineers? :-( Feel free to raise this issue yourself with the BBC.

humanracer to fredBloggs2

15 Feb 17 #28

But you can cast from the android app. It will play in HD.

Graham1979 to fredBloggs2

15 Feb 17 #51

There all in prison with the 1970/80s DJs?

Rom

15 Feb 17 2 #49

Normally when someone wants to frame an argument in logical terms they proceed to demonstrate their rebuttal in logical terms. You seem to have decided to skip that step and instead just posted 5 quotes apparently backing your argument? Unfortunately only the first two are actually related to BBC political bias and you seemed to have missed the nuance in the first quote.
I'm sure you convinced yourself though :smiley:

jazid

15 Feb 17 1 #48

Thanks. After the first three episodes of the night manager as didn't record those and this discount will help.

sabresonic

15 Feb 17 #47

I bought the Only Fools and Horses box set which didn't include all the Christmas specials - if anyone else has done this you can use the voucher and pick the specials up in the store - they are £1.89 each. Looking forward to seeing 'To Hull and Back' again :laughing:

Immoraliste

15 Feb 17 #46

Haha! Postulations in the same thread that the BBC is a hard-right, fascist mouthpiece at the same time as being a radical leftist propaganda hub.

It seems more likely that we're just an increasingly polarised society where we simply want to be told what we already believe, leaving little to no demand for traditional reporting.

Rom

15 Feb 17 1 #44

BBC accused of left and right wing bias, conclusion: they're doing pretty well at being unbiased :smile:

Ajibee to Rom

15 Feb 17 2 #45

A fallacious conclusion, and one that the BBC loves to trot out itself. Some quotes from BBC insiders to consider:

"The BBC is not impartial or neutral. It's a publicly funded, urban organisation with an abnormally large number of young people, ethnic minorities and gay people. It has a liberal bias not so much a party-political bias. It is better expressed as a cultural liberal bias"
Andrew Marr, the Daily Mail, Oct 21st, 2006.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=411846&in_page_id=1770

"It's not a conspiracy. It's visceral. They think they are on the middle ground"
Jeff Randall, former BBC Business Editor, in The Observer, Jan 15th, 2006.
http://observer.guardian.co.uk/business/story/0,6903,1686504,00.html

"The idea of a tax on the ownership of a television belongs in the 1950s. Why not tax people for owning a washing machine to fund the manufacture of Persil?"
Jeremy Paxman, James MacTaggart Memorial Lecture, Aug 24th, 2007.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/newsnight/2007/08/the_james_mactaggart_memorial_lecture.html

"People who know a lot more than I do may be right when they claim that [global warming] is the consequence of our own behaviour. I assume that this is why the BBC's coverage of the issue abandoned the pretence of impartiality long ago"
Jeremy Paxman, Media Guardian, Jan 31st, 2007.
http://media.guardian.co.uk/broadcast/story/0,,2002958,00.html

"I do remember... the corridors of Broadcasting House were strewn with empty champagne bottles. I'll always remember that",
Jane Garvey, BBC Five Live, May 10th, 2007, recalling May 2nd, 1997.

Regardless, the days of the tellytax/TV licence are numbered - the BBC will have to become a subscription service, paid for only by those who wish to watch/support it.

davej798

15 Feb 17 #43

i would say its a fallacious argument from both sides on the whole, of course their are people who work for the bbc that have a certain political persuasion, don't we all, but on the whole i think its fairly balanced. However threats from govrnment directed at the bbc will always raise suspicion that they are trying to influence the political agenda

dreamager

15 Feb 17 1 #42

Fox News is right down the middle? They're about the least credible news channel in the west. The daily star of tv

mangomonkey

15 Feb 17 #38

The code loveyou works too to get £3 off another purchase. I used that and love and both worked (seperate purchases on the same account).

kim9973 to mangomonkey

15 Feb 17 #41

Both didn't work for me

emz_bail

15 Feb 17 #40

Any audio on here or just video?

UKPokemonMaster

15 Feb 17 #39

Yay BBC bashing time =)

Can they not just give us the £3 off the licence fee for the corporation?

If British Bake Off and the Voice is now on other channels then what is the fuss about this TV Licence being required, just sending bullying letters to people!

davej798

15 Feb 17 1 #34

how come the right wing claim the bbc is totally left wing and the left wing claim its totally right wing. maybe these two arguments balance each other out and its actually neutral haha heat op

Thoughtful to davej798

15 Feb 17 1 #37

Perhaps you should take a look at the campaign orchestrated by the Guardians Owen Jones for left wingers to complain about non existent right wing bias precisely so this kind of fallacious argument could be made !

themachman

15 Feb 17 4 #36

Thanks chanchi,managed to get dr tom baker sontaran experiment for free,few other dr who short series can be had for free as well :smiley:
https://store.bbc.com/doctor-who/the-sontaran-experiment

RAFAVDV

15 Feb 17 #35

Best thing we can do is say we are scrapping the BBC and replacing it with the EBC and watch the Brexit brigade combust
"BRITISH BROADCASTING FOR THE BRITISH" "TAKE BACK CONTROL OF THE REMOTE CONTROL"

derbyshireterrier

15 Feb 17 1 #33

Thanks - missed the last episode of the Musketeers last summer and can't get it on iPlayer so have now downloaded it for free.

Ab001

15 Feb 17 3 #27

Actually the BBC has a very rightwing bias. Only have to look at the coverage of Jeremy Corbyn election to see that. Overall though better to have the BBC then the unregulated mess you see in USA, wall to wall propaganda from Fox news - basically the mouthpiece of billionaire owners peddling fear and misinformation. Like with the tabloids here ( especially the Daily Mail) - all owned by millionaire, usually foreign born such a Murdoch - all with a right wing agenda. Be careful of what you wish for. I would much rather the quality and breadth the BBC gives us than what is available in any other country.

Thoughtful to Ab001

15 Feb 17 3 #32

Fox news is right of centre but it could hardly be called wall to wall as it is only 7th in the US league tables. Meanwhile in the UK the BBC controls 70% of the UK news output.
As for it being right wing biased, that's just laughable! It dislikes Corbyn because they know he can't deliver them a victory, and it might have escaped your notice, but many Labour party members don't like him either !

DamienB

15 Feb 17 3 #30

LOL at the 'BBC is too left wing' and 'BBC is too right wing'. Never gets old

humanracer

15 Feb 17 #29

Good suggestion is Israeli subtitled drama Hostages

CuddlesTC

15 Feb 17 2 #26

When I got the email about this, it contained two codes: "LOVE", to use yourself, and "LOVEYOU" to give to 'someone special'. They both worked on the same account (last two Charlie Brooker's annual Wipes for £2.49 each).

eelam

15 Feb 17 1 #20

Jurassic Park!

Deal4Me91 to eelam

15 Feb 17 1 #25

Oh BBC

gslgregory

15 Feb 17 1 #24

That's a great idea!

I have to say the Daily Mail has been the biggest producer of right-wing fake news for decades.

edamer

15 Feb 17 4 #23

I think you will find there is a lot of people who do not watch BBC, listen BBC radio or go to the website.

TV has changed, so many people use NOW TV, Netflix, Amazon etc etc. The BBC is becoming irrelevant and the cost of the licence fee therefore becomes hard to defend.

Thoughtful

15 Feb 17 2 #22

Murdoch is fine - plurality in the media can only be a good thing bias to the right and bias to the left - make your choice as to where you take your entertainment. Currently we have a far left fake news purveyor which has been a malign influence on the country for decades.
I don't agree it produces high quality entertainment, those shows are very few & far between, and I think from your comment that you don't either. If it did produce something worthwhile then people would be only to happy to pay for it.
Why do you feel it is right that other people should be forced to subsidised something you want, but they don't? It's a little like being forced to have a subscription to the Guardian before you can read the Daily Mail !

volksdub

15 Feb 17 1 #21

M62

tystion

15 Feb 17 1 #19

Good Danny Boyle section with several pieces of his early work for under £3.00. Cheers OP

Exconnaught

15 Feb 17 2 #18

Well actually I said 'I'll take a small amount of bias'. I'm not saying there is, but I would if there were.
I think actually it's more 'flat earth news' - the bbc has had its journalism scaled back so much to save money it's just regurgitating press releases.

My point is - don't destroy all the bbc and the enormous good it does us for high quality entertainment, educational shows, radio channels and the like just because of a possible bias in the news reporting.
Don't be so quick to destroy the whole thing with privatisation (which incidentally, seems to lead to huge amounts of bias - see Murdoch), just to attack a tiny amount of what they do.

crinklecutnose

15 Feb 17 2 #17

A most splendid deal. Thank you.

Thoughtful

15 Feb 17 3 #16

Nice to know you do acknowledge that there is bias - BTW that bias is absolutely forbidden in the BBC charter, but no oversight body exists with the will to sort it out.
I for one though will prefer the views of Ex Director General Mark Thompson who admitted the BBC had a "massive Left wing bias". Try listening to radio 4 if you doubt it, currently with anti Trump & anti Brexit at the top of every program they broadcast.

Exconnaught

15 Feb 17 4 #15

And watch as adverts and programmes aping others successes destroy the last bastion of British television where programmes aren't delivered to the lowest common denominator and creativity is non existent.
I'll take a small amount of bias in their news reporting which I can easily ignore for the wealth of excellent programmes and radio shows they turn out - and how much they encourage new talent in drama and comedy.
Oh and childrens television that isn't short attention span rubbish.

Graham1979

15 Feb 17 8 #14

SWEET JESUS I NEARLY MISSED THIS.

£3 OFF SOMETHING YOU PAID FOR ALREADY?

You paid for it the first time, second time and third time it was repeated and now they still want to pay for it?

MAKE THE BBC PAY FOR ITSELF via subscription, you want it you buy it. I don't pay Ford to drive a VW, why do I pay the BBC to watch repeats of ITV'S Bullseye from 1984?

isnQ22

15 Feb 17 6 #11

Won't support the BBC bias and their propaganda, they still refuse any form of debate on their actions during Scotlands independence referendum, they won't ever get a penny from me, EVER

Thoughtful to isnQ22

15 Feb 17 7 #12

Well said! The BBC is nothing but a liberal Left wing propaganda machine extorting money from the poor, criminalising 200 000 people a year for failing to meet its rapacious demands and then paying its execs - many of whom are ex Labour party a small fortune.

Privatise it ASAP and see how long it lasts when it has to stand on its own merits.

markoUK

15 Feb 17 #10

Forgive my ignorant on this BBC store, but is there an app to watch this on a TV? - I've no interest watching on a phone, tablet or computer.

souljacker

15 Feb 17 5 #9