Bbc Store

[Cloverjo]

I read a review of a programme that I'd like to watch. It said it's only available from BBC Store. Is there a way to watch for free? It's not on iPlayer.
Why do I have to pay £1.69 to watch the pilot episode? I already pay my license fee.

[murraymints]

license fee is a travesty..why should we pay for a few channels out of the hundreds available but be compelled to in order to legally watch the others ??

[ummmm]

I watch a lot of BBC so don't mind the licence fee. Never heard of the BBC store though.

[Cloverjo]

I agree, murraymints.
Ummmm, I hadn't heard of it either, before I read this review. I don't know why it couldn't have been put on BBC3, like Fleabag was until they realised how popular it was and moved it to BBC2.

[Jomlett]

It's Aunty's version of iTunes, featuring only BBC programmes.

[fiction-factory]

I think it's their way of raising money to help fund the channel and its excellent (at times) service. Seems fair enough to me really- it's an optional extra. I disagree with the licence fee, certainly in in its current form, though.

[woofgang]

what is the program Cloverjo?

[Grandpappy]

Have you tried the free program'Get iPlayer' from (www.snipca.com/21913)?It takes the time restrictions off the downloaded programs,which gives you lots of choice and is free!

[trt]

## I watch a lot of BBC so don't mind the licence fee. ##

Me too Ummmm, and no adverts.

[Cloverjo]

Woofgang, the programme is called Motherland.

Sorry for late reply, I had to go to work.

[Grandpappy]

I get my license for free anyway,so I don't care!