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Danidan
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Looking for a TV guide

Post by Danidan » Mon Jun 21, 2010 8:35 pm

Hi everyone,

I've been in Finland for a while, where basically all the TV programmes are in English... But do you know of a TV guide where programmes are given with their orginal names and not only a bunch of k's, ä's and y's (in other words, in Finnish :wink:)

Couldn't find anything yet... Hints, anyone ?

Daniel



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Re: Looking for a TV guide

Post by Mook » Mon Jun 21, 2010 10:39 pm

This is perhaps the only redeeming feature of Helsinki Times.

I always wondered that it might be worth setting up a web-site just for this, but...
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Re: Looking for a TV guide

Post by Otseli » Tue Jun 22, 2010 11:03 am

You know, there is this telkku.com. ;)

http://www.telkku.com/

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Re: Looking for a TV guide

Post by Danidan » Wed Jun 23, 2010 11:55 am

But telkku is in Finnish, even for English programmes!?

BUT, I found the solution from another website! Tvguido actually gives the programmes with their original titles:
http://www.tvguido.com

I had been looking for this sooo long, happy now :D

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Re: Looking for a TV guide

Post by kuteguy » Wed Nov 13, 2013 8:26 pm

this website is not accurate. I am watching Fox just now and it is an american tv show similar to Storage Hunters but the website says

20.00 Matkalaukkujen metsästäjät

this translates to "Luggage hunters" - this is correct . .. however the finnish name was given. so is clearly wrong!

Channel Ava had "House MD" on which was correctly listed on the website

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Re: Looking for a TV guide

Post by Jussi » Sun Nov 17, 2013 9:26 pm

Telkku.com has the English names in the description iirc.
But what shall it profit a people if they satisfy all material desires, but leave for their children nothing, only a wasteland.

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Re: Looking for a TV guide

Post by Danidan » Fri Jan 03, 2014 5:58 pm

Jussi, that's true for only a few channels, and usually only for movies! In addition, the information found in the descriptions on telkku is the same as on tvguido.com
I've been using telkku too, until I heard of tvguido, and I just quickly checked telkku back.
I may be wrong but I did not find one single programme for which telkku has more information than tvguido. From what I saw, it's always tvguido that gives most, and whenever something is in telkku, it is in tvguido anyway.

kuteguy : tvguido is based on feedback (see their "about" page - www.tvguido.com/about.php), so if you find any inaccurate information, you can click on the feedback link that they have on every programme description. I have used it and the correction is usually quite fast.
As they put it in their own marketing gizmo "the quality of the service relies on your feedback".

Hope this helps,

Dan
Jussi wrote:Telkku.com has the English names in the description iirc.


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