The Eternal Breakfast Debate in a New Place

[oddoneout]

Is the new Wallace and Gromit a BBC production? It was plugged with talk and music yesterday in the brief bit of Breakfast I heard, and the same thing has just happened on today's programme.
I am fan, and am looking forward to the new film but, seriously - is this really what Sam Jackson's vision for R3 involves?
Should we write in and suggest forthcoming film releases to be shamelessly promoted this way?
I have now abandoned Breakfast, even Petroc's weekday ones, the proportion of repetitive and pointless babble too high and the music interruptions being far too often of no interest or quality. Trouble is, habits take a while to change and the radio gets switched on when I come downstairs to start the day and it sometimes takes a while to register that there is no point in doing so; I probably subconsciously keep expecting that a miracle will have happened and we are back in the pre-SJ era, which wasn't brilliant, but in comparison...

[smittims]

I agree entirely. The first movement of this, followed, inexplicably , by the last movement of that, then we have to sit through another excruciating trailer before hearing the next snippet. If this is meant to introduce a new audience to classical music it must be giving them a very distorted idea of it.