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Polsat in fact is one of the better channels but Polsat2 is the skimpy version of it - cut out programmes requiring overseas broadcasting licences (eg. non polish movies, internat. sports etc). The remaining holes filled with recycled stuff or some progs not really worth watching, repeated over and over again (like the strong man competitions on every night since p2 started on UBI).<br />On the other hand why arabic ubi channels have american content on them and nobody cares about those licence limitations etc.?
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