30 Days of Who meme, day 9: a Who-related photo that makes you angry/sad

[nonelvis]

A screenshot, not a photo, but close enough:



Dear BBC: since you started airing the new series of Doctor Who, I have been sitting here, wallet open with cash ready to hand to you -- cash I suspect you could use right about now. I get that your charter mandates you have to make things available to the license-paying British public before anyone else, and I have no problems with that. But goddamn, why can't I pay you for a subscription to the iPlayer so I can see things an hour after they've aired? Or even just to watch Matt and Karen goofing around on your website?

Any number of other sites have figured out how to work a subscription model online -- why can't you?


Day 01 - Your Favorite Quote
Day 02 – Your Favorite Classic Series Episode
Day 03 – Your Favorite New Series Episode
Day 04 – Your Favorite Doctor
Day 05 – Your Favorite Companion
Day 06 – Whatever Tickles Your Fancy
Day 07 – Your Favorite Piece of Music
Day 08 – A Who-Related Photo That Makes You Happy
Day 09 – A Who-Related Photo That Makes You Angry/Sad
Day 10 – A Who-Related Photo That You Took
Day 11 – Your Favorite Season (Classic or New)
Day 12 – Whatever Tickles Your Fancy
Day 13 – Your Favorite Villain
Day 14 – The Villain Who Scared You the Most
Day 15 – Favorite Who-Related Tumblr
Day 16 – Your Favorite Who-Related FanFic
Day 17 – A Piece of Who-Related FanArt
Day 18 – Whatever Tickles Your Fancy
Day 20 – The Character Who Is Most Like You
Day 21 – Your Doctor Who OTP
Day 22 – A Who-Related Fan-Site
Day 23 – A Who-Related YouTube Video
Day 24 – Whatever Tickles Your Fancy
Day 25 – Favorite Who Actor
Day 26 – Favorite Who Actress
Day 27 – An Episode You Wish Hadn’t Been Made
Day 28 – An Episode Idea You Created Yourself
Day 29 – Who You Think Should Be the Next Doctor
Day 30 – Whatever Tickles Your Fancy

Comments

[biichan.livejournal.com]

This is why god invented proxy servers and made it possible for people to pay ten bucks a month to fool the iPlayer into thinking you're British.

[nonelvis]

Yup, and I've gone the free route there -- but the problem is that the BBC keeps a blacklist of proxy servers, and I don't trust them not to start blacklisting a service I pay for.