Collapsing on the sofa in front of the telly after Christmas dinner is as much a festive tradition as turkey and sprouts themselves in the UK.
But you might want to get out the Scrabble instead this year as the TV schedule is a little lacklustre.
Some viewers have branded the BBC’s offering boring, after the line-up was shared on Twitter.
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Schedule for New Year’s Day: https://t.co/UMYH6R9EaA pic.twitter.com/wqnT0AURlP
— BBC Press Office (@bbcpress) 4 December 2018
The likely suspects are all in there for Christmas Day: Strictly Come Dancing, EastEnders, Call The Midwife and Mrs Brown’s Boys Christmas specials.
There’s also Michael McIntyre’s Big Christmas Show, but something major is missing. Doctor Who.
The festive special will be time hopping to New Year’s Day; it’s the first time it won’t appear on Christmas Day since its reboot 13 years ago!
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Viewers have hit up Twitter to complain about the lack of originality…
This is a totally uninspiring lineup – time for licence fee to end
— Fatbury (@fatbury) 4 December 2018
BBC1 doing their bit to encourage a resurgence in family board games there. #NotASingleprogrammeOfInterest
— Keith Randall 2018, Official Year of Hope (@KeithRandall10) 4 December 2018
I love the BBC, but this is terrible. pic.twitter.com/MrgpbayK3Q
— Daniel Condon (@dancondon89) 4 December 2018
Another reason to abolish the television licence! I’d sooner watch the fridge defrost than indulge on any of that bilge !
— Deano (@deano2061) 5 December 2018
God, just how poor is this line up. Very is the answer to that.
— Lindsay Rainbird (@whovian1955) 4 December 2018
So this is what we pay a licence fee for? Bloody hell
— Toteend (@toteendbrian) 5 December 2018
Many viewers said they would be switching over to Netflix this Christmas instead.
The streaming service will be showing a load of great films including The Holiday, A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding, Christmas Chronicles and the Princess Switch.
This is why I prefer to pay for Netflix than the Tv licence @BBCOne
— Sarah (@SazzyB1970) 5 December 2018
Hurrah for Neflix, eh?
— A Jay in a Manger 🎄 (@GeordieJay) 5 December 2018
Thank goodness for Netflix
— Robert Shippey 🏳️🌈 (@RobertShippey) 4 December 2018
The schedule for New Year’s Day isn’t any better…
Schedule for New Year’s Day: https://t.co/UMYH6R9EaA pic.twitter.com/wqnT0AURlP
— BBC Press Office (@bbcpress) 4 December 2018
The BBC has unveiled a range of box sets of favourite shows that will be available on iPlayer across the festive season, though, so perhaps we can forgive them a little!
🎁 Happy Christmas! More than 100 @BBC box sets available on @BBCiPlayer over the festive period: https://t.co/UI1QKFZAuC pic.twitter.com/ciIS2HGEeU
— BBC Press Office (@bbcpress) 4 December 2018
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