Does your national TV show many non-US foreign movies and are

>>79536414
I abandoned TV long ago. Dubbing + commercials are just not something I'm able to deal with anymore.

>>79536414
the national yes, it's culture-first
the other show only american and turkish

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>>79536414
We regularly get TV show from the UK and Australia here on our national broadcaster. Coronation street has been playing for decades here.

>>79536452

Good thing is dubbing here is done only for kid movies. Commercials are shit though.

>>79536464

I'm not asking about TV series but actual movies.

almost never

very, very rarely

>>79536414
Nordic and British mainly I think. Have not owned a TV in 6 years, so I'm not sure.

>>79536414
just g*rman tv series

>>79536414
In Norway we almost watch exclusively American and British movies and tv-shows. Some Norwegian too.
And a little bit of Swedish and Danish sometimes.
We had once a German TV-show, the one with the police dog Rex and his detective owner.

>>79536414
Nordic and British movies. Though every Christmas this is aired: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDoKIksVmcc

Three nutts for Cinderella (It's not porn). In the Norwegian dub every voice is done by one (1) man.

>>79536414
Despite we hate Korea, we have a lot of Korean drama in public broadcast TV(we have no national TV) and even TV channel only for Korean TV program.

>>79537184
>british
Yeah, but don't forget that a large 80% or more is American.