Search

The author of the post mentioned that the director Dionysis Ferentinos died of a heart attack. He described him as the director of the television hits "I Have Children" and "Don't Start the Murmuring." https://t.co/Gx7JLKRBBh #ΔιονύσηςΦερεντίνος #τηλεόραση #έρχονται #GR (translated)

GoodBoy argued that if the family cared, they would have sent a cease and desist letter to prevent the airing of personal medical data of their deceased brother on television. Instead, he wrote, they gave an interview on the same show. #apokalypseis #οικογένεια #ιδιωτικότητα #ιατρικάδεδομένα (translated)

Rula Koromila wrote that dignity should not be treated as a commodity and stated that she refused to remain a spectator to public humiliations, injustices, and disrespectful behaviors. She added that there were limits, especially on television, and argued that the esteem someone inspired was more important than the attention they garnered. #Αξιοπρέπεια #Δικαιοσύνη #Σεβασμός (translated)

Finos Film announced that actress Betty Valassi passed away at the age of 89. In a farewell message, it was stated that she had served theater, cinema, and television for decades, leaving her mark on Greek acting. She was described as unforgettable as the television "Loxandra" and her participation in the film "The Constellation of Virgo" was mentioned. Finos Film also quoted Valassi's phrase that "life is a great gift" and expressed condolences to her family and loved ones. #ΜπέτυΒαλάση #Υποκριτική #ΕλληνικόςΚινηματογράφος (translated)

Christopher DeMorteau (Constantine Mortopoulos) wrote that on American television, where female breasts are banned from being shown, everyone would watch a clip of an execution. He predicted that the era of Trumpism and those he referred to as carnival versions would be recorded in the books of History, while those who had said foolish things would delete their tweets. He used a derogatory term for them. #Τηλεόραση #ΗνωμένεςΠολιτείες #Ιστορία (translated)

Nikos Sotiropoulos referred to a television discussion between Mikis and Elena Akrita, in which he said he had joined the youth of Metaxas. Akrita responded that participation was mandatory, while Mikis insisted that he had done so voluntarily. Sotiropoulos characterized his response as a historical television "band saw." https://t.co/scWOXWJo9P #Μίκης #ιστορία #τηλεόραση (translated)

Gavros Bartzokikos wrote that SPOR FM acquired the rights, which he deemed correct. At the same time, he wondered why viewers could not watch the matches on their television and argued that such amateurism only occurred in Greece. #OlympiacosBC #paobc #ΣΠΟΡ #Καλαθοσφαίριση #Αθλητισμός (translated)

R•G•7 reported that his son, who would turn 10 in November and was attending the 5th grade, talked to him about F1 25, which he said was played by older students. After seeing the game's website and the PEGI 3 suitability rating, he asked Gemini for more information and expressed his surprise at the content. According to the description he provided, the game included races with teams, drivers, and tracks corresponding to real ones, career and team management features, a narrative storyline titled Braking Point 3, as well as online play or races with two players on the same screen. R•G•7 argued that the content warranted a rating for adults and not for children over the age of 3 years. He cited pit battles, driving at speeds over 200 km/h, and causing accidents without legal or insurance consequences, other than a penalty to the driver’s time. He added that, as described in the game, the police were not notified but a safety car appeared. He also mentioned that the communications in the pits contained, according to the description, strong curses and racist or misogynistic expressions. Connecting the reference to the speeds with traffic rules, R•G•7 wrote that speeds over 200 km/h incurred a fine of €2,000 and a one-year driving license suspension, with heavier penalties in case of reoffending. He expressed his opposition to the presence of such elements in a game with a PEGI 3 rating. #F1 #Formula1 #βιντεοπαιχνίδια (translated)

Themis Kessaris wrote that Mega had previously aired a video of Mazanakis pretending, in his estimation, to be crying in "The Train." He added that the channel insisted, as he claimed, on the false assertion that the singer had broken down while performing the song. #Μαζωνάκης #Τηλεόραση #Χιούμορ (translated)

From tomorrow, October 10, Cypriot television will switch to the new digital technology DVB-T2, requiring viewers to search for and retune their channels, while there are also concerns about potential problems that may arise, especially with older televisions that do not support this technology. (translated)