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Qualcomm · **Playoffs and Super Bowl coverage on TV and Radio -** 04.01.2013, 09:53 AM

Sky Sports 1 will show every playoff game live including the Super Bowl in HD.

BBC 2 will show a weekly highlights show for the playoffs and then show the Super Bowl in HD.

BBC Radio 5 live sports extra will have live commentary of the playoffs (including the NFC Championship game) and BBC Radio 5 live will have the AFC Championship game and Super Bowl live.

Click here to keep up to date with NFL programming on Sky - http://www.skysports.com/tv_guide

Click here to keep up to date with BBC programming on BBC TV - http://www.bbc.co.uk/tv/guide

Click here to keep up to date with BBC programming on BBC Radio - http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00mnhdd

xylo · 05.01.2013, 10:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Qualcomm

Sky Sports will show every playoff game live including the Super Bowl in HD.

The BBC will show a weekly highlights show for the playoffs and then show the Super Bowl in HD.

BBC Radio 5 live sports extra will have live commentary of the playoffs (including the NFC Championship game) and BBC Radio 5 live will have the AFC Championship game and Super Bowl live.

Click here to keep up to date with NFL programming on Sky - http://www.skysports.com/tv_guide

Click here to keep up to date with BBC programming on BBC TV - http://www.bbc.co.uk/tv/guide

Click here to keep up to date with BBC programming on BBC Radio - http://www.bbc.co.uk/5livesportsextr...otball/current

No live commetary of tonights games on 5 Xtra ..............................

goodkarma84 · 28.01.2013, 03:48 AM

not that it really matters in this day and age but its a tad odd that the SB has moved to BBC2 (as i'm sure its been on BBC1 in the past.)

jonno · 28.01.2013, 09:00 AM

I think the first year or two the beeb had it they put it on BBC2 then they moved it to BBC1 but I think at the time MOTD2 was a fixture on BBC2 so they could start the Super Bowl at 22:55 (MOTD on BBC2 used to start at 22:00). They obviously feel starting the programme at 23:15 is too late for all the build up (because from 21:00 they have to squeeze in Ripper st, News and MOTD2) so they moved it to BBC2.

Stephersons · 31.01.2013, 01:24 AM

So is anyone going to watch the SB on Sky. I, for one, will be delighted to ditch them for the Beeb.

ukredskinsfan1 · 31.01.2013, 01:18 PM

I'll be watching it on the beeb in HD!!

Packman12 · 31.01.2013, 01:26 PM

Depends which if my Dad needs to watch it in HD

HD is really for older people with failing eyesight. :-)

So up in the air!

BBC has the better studio cast for sure!

Thistimemaybe · 31.01.2013, 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Packman12

HD is really for older people with failing eyesight. :-)!

HD is wasted on older people with failing eyesight.

Or do I need to do that in large print?

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Qualcomm Administrator Status: Offline Posts: 2,497 Join Date: 23.11.2010 Location: London	Playoffs and Super Bowl coverage on TV and Radio - 04.01.2013, 09:53 AM Sky Sports 1 will show every playoff game live including the Super Bowl in HD. BBC 2 will show a weekly highlights show for the playoffs and then show the Super Bowl in HD. BBC Radio 5 live sports extra will have live commentary of the playoffs (including the NFC Championship game) and BBC Radio 5 live will have the AFC Championship game and Super Bowl live. Click here to keep up to date with NFL programming on Sky - http://www.skysports.com/tv_guide Click here to keep up to date with BBC programming on BBC TV - http://www.bbc.co.uk/tv/guide Click here to keep up to date with BBC programming on BBC Radio - http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00mnhdd

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goodkarma84 MVP Status: Offline Posts: 6,520 Join Date: 15.09.2008	28.01.2013, 03:48 AM not that it really matters in this day and age but its a tad odd that the SB has moved to BBC2 (as i'm sure its been on BBC1 in the past.)

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jonno Pro Bowler Status: Offline Posts: 919 Join Date: 28.01.2004 Location: London	28.01.2013, 09:00 AM I think the first year or two the beeb had it they put it on BBC2 then they moved it to BBC1 but I think at the time MOTD2 was a fixture on BBC2 so they could start the Super Bowl at 22:55 (MOTD on BBC2 used to start at 22:00). They obviously feel starting the programme at 23:15 is too late for all the build up (because from 21:00 they have to squeeze in Ripper st, News and MOTD2) so they moved it to BBC2.

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Stephersons Team Captain Status: Offline Posts: 337 Join Date: 06.11.2011 Location: Birmingham	31.01.2013, 01:24 AM So is anyone going to watch the SB on Sky. I, for one, will be delighted to ditch them for the Beeb.

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ukredskinsfan1 Rookie Status: Offline Posts: 8 Join Date: 19.07.2007 Location: Cradley Heath	31.01.2013, 01:18 PM I'll be watching it on the beeb in HD!!

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Packman12 Hall of Fame Status: Offline Posts: 11,163 Join Date: 19.06.2005 Location: Weston Super Mare	31.01.2013, 01:26 PM Depends which if my Dad needs to watch it in HD HD is really for older people with failing eyesight. :-) So up in the air! BBC has the better studio cast for sure!