I've recently noticed just how many TV magazines there are and there seems to be an overcrowded market for these publications. I personally don't buy any but I was wondering for those who do, which one do you rate and why?

I've attached a poll.

You should add two more options.

* Teletext

* Sky Interactive

They're free and what I always use!

Gotta be Radio Times. The best by far.

Originally posted by DaBouncer
You should add two more options.

* Teletext

* Sky Interactive

They're free and what I always use!

I was going to put Teletext originally but wanted to keep it narrowed down to paperbacks. However, I shall take your comments onboard and add those. :thumbsup:

This answer is going to be sad, but I like Heat magazine as a TV guide! It is a totally trash magazine but I love the TV guide, it is so sarcastic and takes the mickey which makes me chuckle. It'll tell you if something is that bad that it is good, and it quite often features pick of the days that I agree with and would want to watch, like Teachers, Six feet under, sex and the city, documentries etc.

Can't vote for it though as it isn't an option.

I buy What's on TV every week, it's only 40p.

www.puretelly.com for me, or the interactive guide on my cable box.

I just buy whichever is cheapest because I don't care about the reviews - just wanna know what's on when! Simple really!

I use TiVo guide :thumbsup:

I used to buy one of the cheapest ones (TV quick? What's on TV?), but I get TV and Satellite weekly now. Just cos it's got more listings for Sky Channels. I don't have a good enough memory to remember when programs are on (except series which are on the same time each day/week) and I hate missing stuff because I've forgotten it or didn't know it was on.

I just use the freebie given away in the Saturday paper :)

I just use the one that's free with the Saturday paper.

I always buy "Whats on TV", prolly cause I am a cheap, lol, plus I hardly watch tv so no point paying a fortune on a mag.