Referring Clues

• English channel
• Overseas network
• PBS supplier
• ___ World Service (radio provider)
• Telly option
• Telly initials
• "Fawlty Towers" airer
• World Service provider
• "I, Claudius" network
• London TV inits.
• "Monty Python" airer
• Big media inits.
• U.K. news source
• London's ___ 1 or ___ 2
• "Doctor Who" airer
• English TV-radio inits.
• Home of TV's "Doctor Who"
• U.K. radio and TV inits.
• ___ America (cable TV service)
• Inits. on a telly
• U.K. channel
• A telly may get it
• Media grp. with a royal charter
• "Fawlty Towers" network
• "Absolutely Fabulous" airer
• Monty Python network
• Network on the telly
• Telly network
• "Dr. Who" network
• PBS program purveyor
• English channel?
• Originator of "The Weakest Link"
• Eng. channel
• Eng. TV network
• "Doctor Who" network
• World Service airer
• ___ World Service (international news provider)
• Programme shower
• U.K. media giant
• ITV alternative
• Network on a flat screen?
• Telly choice
• Programme provider
• U.K. television network
• Airer of the sitcom "'Allo 'Allo!"
• ___ America: cable channel
• Telly letters
• World's largest broadcaster
• UK broadcaster
• London TV network
• Brit. broadcaster
• PBS program provider, sometimes
• "The Office" network, once
• The original "The Office" network
• Original "Monty Python" airer
• English network
• "The Office" channel
• "EastEnders" airer
• English entertainment source, briefly
• UK counterpart of PBS
• U.K. media letters
• Where Monty Python first appeared
• What's on the telly
• ___ America: cable channel
• It doesn't air adverts
• English channel, briefly
• "EastEnders" network
• Channel on the telly
• Media inits. since 1927
• U.K. TV network
• U.K. telly option
• Telly net
• Telly watcher's choice
• U.K. network
• UK channel
• U.K. television option
• Original airer of "Doctor Who"
• "Live at the Apollo" airer
• "Never Mind the Buzzcocks" network
• U.K. broadcaster
• ___ America (cable station)
• Telly giant
• Eng. chanel
• English TV channel
• Channel for the original "The Office"
• "Sherlock" and "EastEnders" network
• British TV network
• Major TV network
• Programme broadcaster
• PBS suppliers, often
• "The Office" network
• "Top Gear" airer
• English broadcaster
• English TV network
• Network with a three-box logo
• "Sherlock" airer
• Network that shows "Eastenders"
• First "Sherlock" airer
• World Service network
• "AbFab" producer
• "AbFab" producer
• Network across the pond
• 'EastEnders' airer
• Channel channel?
• It airs on the telly
• Where Monty Python premiered
• Airer of "Monty Python's Flying Circus"
• "Downtown Abbey" airer
• Original airer of "The Office"
• Telly channel
• TV channel established under a royal charter
• UK TV network
• "Happy Valley" airer
• Media inits. since 1922
• ___ America
• Br. public broadcaster
• U.K. news service
• Newsreader's employer
• Major broadcaster in Britain
• Where lots of U.K. bands played live
• Lots of bands played "Live at the ___"
• U.K. studio for live transmission
• "Ripper Street" channel
• Source of programmes
• "Call the Midwife" network
• Org. known as "Auntie" to Londoners
• London-based TV network
• "Live at the ___"
• Famous U.K. "venue"
• Telly show shower
• London TV network: Abbr.
• UK TV station
• Original "Top Gear" channel
• Original "Monty Python" network
• Airer of the children's news program "Newsround" since 1972
• Across-the-pond airer
• English channel?
• Network for telly watchers
• Media inits. before One, Two or Four
• Where many see The Doctor
• ___ World Service
• “Top Gear” airer
• First airer of "The Office"
• Network with licence fees
• Across the pond programmer
• "Doctor Who" channel
• “A Question of Sport” airer
• "Auntie," on the telly
• "EastEnders" channel
• Original airer of "Doctor Who" and "Monty Python's Flying Circus"
• Channel that a telly may be tuned to
• ___ America (basic cable network)
• It was established by a 1926 royal charter
• "Man Like Mobeen" channel
• Network headquartered in London
• Original "Peaky Blinders" airer
• Big-time English network
• London-based broadcaster
• Airer of "Doctor Who"
• World's oldest natl. channel
• Largest TV network in the world, by number of employees
• Airer of the crime drama "Luther"
• "RuPaul's Drag Race UK" channel
• Something to watch on a telly
• Original "Fleabag" airer
• Venue with programmes
• Channel established under a royal charter
• ___ World Service: international news org. based in London
• "The Graham Norton Show" airer
• "Fleabag" network
• Television network created by royal charter
• "Killing Eve" network
• The U.K.'s Auntie Beeb
• "Fleabag" airer
• ___ America, network behind "Killing Eve"
• Big TV network in the U.K.
• TV network based in Central London