The imported trend in the spanish TV

In the past three years the TV companies in Spain had have launched about 5 documentary channels it was which is great for me, because I'm passionate of the about documentaries. and the unique way to see them here, In the past I would have to was paying the for satellite or cable services to watch them or be content with viewing just watching the typical and boring documentaries of animals in on the public television called "La 2".

How We have a saying in Spain, "not is gold all that shines","all that glitters is not gold" and this describes their first steps which were great. All of the channels had different kinds of documentaries on subjects about technology, history, art and many other great topics.  shows. But (Never begin a sentence with "but" as it is poor English) However, now,that when some of this these channels are have been consolidated, it seems that they all now want to offer exactly the same content and I suspect that this is the result of the TV tactics in the USA (the 99% of the content of this these channels is from there).

The "chicken of who laid the golden egg" today are the auction houses, treasure hunters and pawn houses programs. I think this was a trend in the USA probably five years ago, because we now are viewing the seasons from 2007 or 2008.

I think these programs are great for a while, but every day for three or four hours a day in on every channel is too much. Besides the half of the programs of the grill on the schedule are repeated.

People from the future, can you tell me what we can see in will be seeing on our tv in the next two years? (You really don't want to know!)

Please, realise the irony and humor of my words ;)

PD: For my friend Tooth, from Canada we receive the shows of house about home makeover and women makeovers.

Well done Sergio with a bit of tweaking on my part!  Be careful with using "the" as it is not always required in English unlike Spanish and never use "but" to start a sentence.

It sounds as if your Spanish TV is quickly becoming a wasteland of second rate US television shows.  You better buy a few good books or spend more time here on ItalkI!

Saludos desde Canadá mi amigo!