Countryfile viewers criticize BBC for 'patronizing' reports

Viewers express frustration

Countryfile viewers were left "shouting at the screens" as they criticized the BBC for "ruining" the show with what they deemed as "patronizing" reports. The latest episode marked the 200th anniversary of the RNLI, with Matt Baker and Sammi Kinghorn at the helm.

Controversial topics covered

Adam Henson delved into the UK's first livestock bio-bank, shedding light on how it will help preserve rare breeds. Additionally, Joe Crowley explored Internal Drainage Boards. Despite the importance of these topics, some viewers took to social media to express their frustrations.

Viewer reactions

One viewer expressed their annoyance over sea shanties being the show's focus, while another criticized the use of "So" to start sentences. The general sentiment among some viewers was dissatisfaction with the content and perceived political undertones.

Continued support for the show

While some viewers voiced their discontent, Countryfile continues to air on BBC One and is available on BBC iPlayer for those who enjoy its unique blend of nature, farming, and community stories.