Programmes

In many countries it is normal for all television programmes to have subtitles.

New programmes will appear in the fall on television.

The way to protect yourself and your family from being adversely affected by television is to be more selective of the programmes you watch.

Tom watches all the TV news programmes.

When you were studying abroad in Japan, what sort of TV programmes did you watch?

When you were studying abroad in Japan, what sort of TV programmes did you see?

When you were studying in Japan, what sort of programmes did you watch on the telly?

Were there any old football programmes in that box?

Football programmes are usually A5-sized booklets which are sold on the day a match is taking place. They're usually produced by the home football club, meaning a programme for the City versus United game is produced by City. Ostensibly, they're about that forthcoming match, and have team news and information, interviews with people at the club, often a piece written by the home team's manager, news about the opposing team, and so on. They're usually regarded as memorabilia.

Do you prefer television programmes to be dubbed or subtitled?