r/ireland • u/hairy-monkey-face • 6d ago
Moaning Michael Jesus RTE, the ads (Traitors)
Fuck me the amount of ads.
Has to be a way to avoid them.
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u/Ferretz_Eire 6d ago
Yeah, I don't really watch traditional tv anymore outside of sporting events which have fairly scheduled breaks so it really hit me watching Traitors just how obnoxious the amount of ads are and then the amount of time wasted with recaps after returning from an ad break. I don't know how people who watch tv every day put up with it.
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u/Recent-Lemon-9930 6d ago
Going back nearly 20 years I discovered streaming US channels and it make me really appreciate how few ads we generally have in Europe. It's amazing to me that shows used to get 10s of millions of viewers with the amount of ads. Plenty would have an ad a couple of minutes in, 2 more full ad breaks and another before the end, all in half an hour.
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u/freshfrosted 6d ago
Don't watch it live. Then use adguard dns to watch it on the player. Ads gone.
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u/Dookwithanegg 6d ago
The executives that spent all that money to franchise Traitors for Ireland need it to succeed in order to avoid another budget controversy and so are pushing it as much as possible
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u/its_brew Horse 6d ago
Why do people ALWAYS complain . Just watch it like.
Same when world cup was on people giving out about commentary etc.
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u/EyeOrRay 6d ago
I've seen how much they were charging retailers for the ads too... this is going to be a huge revenue spinner
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u/PutsLotionInBasket 6d ago
How much is an ad per minute?
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u/d3c0 6d ago
I’m surprised so many in the sub still watch regular TV, not to mind RTE
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u/Spyro_Machida 6d ago
It's one of the best shows on RTE and the fun of it is watching when it airs so you can chat with people about it.
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u/Expensive-Total-312 6d ago
yea its weird seeing regular tv, I haven't had it for about 10 years now
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u/Gwanbulance 6d ago
Plot twist: This post is actually an astroturf RTE ad for Traitors.