We want Countdown back at its original time slot of 4.15pm!

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200 signatures Goal: 100
All Signatures (200 total)
126.
David P 5 July 2006

"Don't the programme producers realise how many viewers are now excluded? A 'straw poll' undertaken amongst friends did NOT reveal anyone happy with the decision taken. Please, please revert to the original!!!"

127.
Beryl Me 27 April 2006

"Please go back to 4.15pm"

128.
Gregly A 6 April 2006

"I say let Channel 4 have their way for now and they will think they've won. But tune in to Countdown a minute later each day, and before long, you will be watching at the old time again. The war will be won."

129.
Hubert G 4 April 2006

"What can I say? I am, like everyone else, gutted about the time change. It wasn't so long ago that I had to purchase a brand new 4:15 cap to replace my 4:30 cap. And I had a wait three weeks while they found one in my size. I didn't know whether to wear t"

130.
Christine W 24 December 2005

"Not all changes are for the better so please let us de-change this new time to the proper, old one."

131.
Robert Galloway 25 November 2005

"Please consider signing my new petition to get Fifteen to One and Countdown moved to ITV-1 - www.petitiononline.com/fiftdown/petition.html because my old petition doesn't exist anymore."

132.
Ann R 15 November 2005

"I support this petition"

133.
Bill M 6 November 2005

"What on earth do Channel 4 think they can gain by this time change. Is this the start of a slippery slope for a show we all love."

134.
Brian L 3 October 2005

"I now record it - but someties miss."

135.
Ermine Bailey 25 July 2005

"Why did they move it? How could they move it? When did they move it? Bring back Countdown please!"

136.
Chris Crispyp 20 July 2005

"This whole afternoon restructure is a bad move by Channel 4, and I feel that them 'fobbing off' viewers and contestants alike is not on - I'm a contestant to be, and I am outraged by the move. For one thing, it undermines all of Countdown's educational be"

137.
Kyle S 17 July 2005

"The tragedy of the time change puts the 11th September attacks into perspective."

138.
Oscar G 15 July 2005

"It may seem harmless enough to put Countdown back an hour to 3:15. But if they keep doing it, it would become 2:15, 1:15 and so on until eventually it would be on the previous day. As you can see, it wouldn't be long before you'd need a time machine to se"

139.
Nick M 9 July 2005

"I support this petition"

140.
Faith H 9 March 2005

"received very arrogant reply from separate e-mail I sent to channel 4. It feels like they are not listening to the mass protest and feel they do not have to!!!!"

141.
Sally H 3 March 2005

"I am lucky enought to be home during the day but still prefer the older time as mums and schoolchildren can watch and learn."

142.
Dennis C 26 January 2005

"I first thought this was a hoax, but then I realised that the joke is on Channel 4. I'm not laughing, but that's because I have throat cancer."

143.
Robin F 3 January 2005

"I did what needed to be done to achieve my dream (see earlier post by me)."

144.
Leslie Gracef 8 December 2004

"I support this petition"

145.
Ma Raymond 3 December 2004

"This isn't about time changes. This is about C4 trying to tell us, the little people, how to live our lives. I won't be preached to, bartered with, named and shamed, or called 'foolish' for what I believe in, and I believe that Countdown goes out at 4.15p"

146.
Graham L 14 October 2004

"I support this petition"

147.
William Gs 14 September 2004

"I think this victory counts for double. I'm 2-1 up at least, if not more."

148.
Alan P 22 August 2004

"I couldn't watch Countdown now even if I wanted to. And I do. Oh, I do. I used to do my washing at 3:15, but when Countdown changed, I accidentally washed the television. It broke and the electric current killed my son."

149.
Mrs Susank 1 June 2004

"By showing Countdown an hour earlier, we all have to go to bed an hour earlier. This means less daylight for all of us, and potentially more road-accidents."

150.
John B 20 May 2004

"I can no longer urge the children that I teach to go home and watch the programme to improve their maths and English skills."

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