including his post PM life.
https://nonprofitquarterly.org/philanthropy/21055-tony-blair-the-philanthropist-vs-tony-blair-the-consultant.html

Page Eight was fantastic and Turks and Caicos was very well done. I am looking forward to tonights installment Salting the Battlefield.

Another winner from Masterpiece!
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I didn't really understand the Worricker character until I looked up the series and read about "Page Eight."

Looking forward to the next part.

probably it's a licensing thing. One time showing. It is available for $ on Amazon and itunes.

I don't do iTunes and haven't done streaming through Amazon - not particularly interested in tying up my computer for a TV show or movie.

this type of think as well.
Might show up on BBCAmerica eventually.

This is a major failing of DVRs - not enough capacity to store things for long. I had VCRs from very early along and kept tapes for years - even still have a few BETA tapes I wish I could transfer to digital formats. Recording directly to DVD is just not reliable and with DMCA not even possible. But today the technology is designed to make sure entertainment and documentaries are fleeting. I suspect the powers that be hope our memories are as fleeting.

You lose everything.

I really hope that most things will be preserved and ported from one technology to another as things progress. I am encouraged by what is available on YouTube and think that once it is in digital format it will be continued to be carried forward.

As one example, ABC's Fridays - a show started in competition to Saturday Night Live - did not live long and did not have much to commend it to be preserved. The one thing that was well worth preserving was a skit, The Ronnie Horror Picture Show, that was shown on air only once, the Friday after Election Day, November 1980. For years I regretted not taping it, but even if I had, once my Beta machine died, I would not have been able to watch the show.

Even after the internet allowed people to preserve memories, a video of that skit was not available, just someone's transcription of the skit. Now it is on YouTube and it certainly brings back feelings:

It was actually terrifying, slowly building, building.