Itv Viewpoint

[eve1974]

Hi anyone know from what time Viewpoint will be shown on ITV hub? I know ITV has cancelled it on its main channel after the allegations against noel Clarke....but I simply must see the finale !

[Bobbisox1]

I doubt it sill be Eve

[Mamyalynne]

Their statement simply says 'Tonight for a short time'

[Mamyalynne]

https://www.itv.com/presscentre/press-releases/itv-statement-viewpoint

[eve1974]

ah news said itd be on itv hub for a limited time ....which does seem a bit daft - I mean if they gonna cancel it off the main channel not much "punishment" still showing it on the hub? I for one thought it was a fab series - I really need to see the finale. As for the allegations....well even if they are true its punishing the public AND the rest of the cast to not show the finale

[eve1974]

yeah mamy that's what I saw - but no idea of the time itself it seems

[Mamyalynne]

Check at the time it would normally have aired.

[eve1974]

innocent until proven guilty etc but... if its 20 diff women it would seem a bit too much of a coincidence

[eve1974]

yeah I will ty mamy

[Mamyalynne]

I'm afraid they have buckled by giving in to public pressure demanding they didn't air it on the main channel, cowardly I feel.

At least this gives those of us who want to watch it and are not prematurely judgemental the chance.

[eve1974]

It is indeed giving in to public pressure.

[Everhelpful]

Not very good anyway,imo.too slow.

[eve1974]

Yeah loads of people thought the same Everhelpful - for me tho I feel it is suspenseful rather than slow

[Vagus]

It’s a shame for those who’ve been watching it but don’t have catchup tv(the hub) and won’t be able to see the ending.
I agree with mamy, cowardly, and the wrong decision.

[douglas9401]

"if its 20 diff women it would seem a bit too much of a coincidence"

I believe a similar train of thought led to the Alex Salmond court case.

[Chinajan]

And all those who accused Jimmy Savile eh? Cuh.

Still, innocent until proven guilty.

[jno]

the problem is that it failed to lead to the Jimmy Savile court case.

[Chinajan]

Are you presuming he would have been found guilty then jno?

[jno]

I presume nothing - but I strongly suspect so.

[Chinajan]

Me too jno. But as you know I was just trying to illustrate to those who call 'innocent until proven guilty' that yes, in the eyes of the law that is the case.

But let's say a teacher was accused of touching children for instance. They are also innocent until proven guilty but would we allow them in a classroom again until their name was cleared? Why would we not?

[jno]

quite so, a good analogy.

As I said on another thread, he's not being "punished" by having an episode delayed - he'll be really punished if tried and found guilty. And networks can show programmes when they like, assuming they've paid for the right to do so.