I don't understand why you feel the need to have so much content blurred, we pay a lot of money for high quality HD TV's to receive good quality pictures not something unwatchable. Would you be happy for a photographer to take blurred pictures of a wedding? Highly unlikely, you would want your money back. If you don't' want us to see something don't show it! My Eyesite isn't that good and have to wear glasses and out of focus images I find almost impossible to look at. Please review your editing of your programs to minimize this. It shows laziness not making a completely watchable program. So many programs are doing this and its not right to do this to viewers.
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Sort of thing BBC does well.
Kit-Angel10 January 2023
This is the sort of low budget true crime program the BBC tends to do well. I only came to check to see who the narrator was as I thought it sounded like Ian McShane. Turns out it's actually Ramon Tikaram who I remember best from the popular 1990's show This Life that launched the careers of Andrew Lincoln ,Jason Hughes and Jack Davenport. He's a great narrator lovely voice bet Rav Wilding the former policeman was cross to miss out on.narrating a program on his " turf". The BBC true crime show Expert Witness with Ashley John Baptiste is also very well done. Some of the cases are deeply upsetting but the science shown is very interesting especially the pollen expert that's a fascinating science. I wish the BBC could put more effort into early evening shows as they seem to do for morning viewing these days. Most evening shows are dire.
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