I think if you're talking across television as a whole, there is quite a lot of American content on the commercial and digital channels, and indeed, we have some channels that show nothing except American content.
On the BBC, apart from the occasional Hollywood movie, there are actually very few American series. It's extremely rare. In the past, back in the 1970s and 1980s, we actually showed more American programming than we do now. And when we showed, last year, a series you might be familiar with called Heroes, which was quite an unusual purchase for BBC Two, people commented on how odd it was to see an American program on the BBC.
Channel 4 shows a little bit more American content than we do. They do buy American comedy and series like ER and Desperate Housewives--programs you'll be familiar with--but again, that doesn't dominate their schedule. And all the public service broadcasters in the U.K. do have to meet quotas for original production.
I think we're very lucky in the United Kingdom. We have the benefit of no near neighbours that speak English, apart from the Republic of Ireland, of course, and a really quite well-established habit of British viewers who prefer British content over American content. So of our top programs, in terms of share, none are American.