Save your favourite shows and films with MyRadioTimes
Curate your very own collection of RadioTimes.com content for easy access.
Registered users on RadioTimes.com will already be aware of the benefits of subscribing to the UK’s best TV and entertainment site: creating a free account allows you to customise your TV and radio listings by choosing your provider, region and creating your own personal channel line-up, accessible across all your devices.
And now we’re pleased to introduce MyRadioTimes, an area for you to personalise by saving all of your favourite RadioTimes.com programmes and films to build watchlists of titles you have already watched or plan to in the future - the possibilities are endless!
Saving programmes/films to MyRadioTimes
To start using MyRadioTimes, you will need to sign in or register with us via the links at the top-right of the page. It's free, quick and easy - we simply require an email address and password so we can remember you on future visits.
Once that’s done, you’re all set to start saving your favourite shows in your own MyRadioTimes content hub.
As you browse the site, you will see a “Save" button – click this to add an item to your MyRadioTimes hub.
After you have hit “Save”, three small dots will appear...
Click these and you'll be able to add programme to an existing collection or create a new one:
MyRadioTimes hub
You can view all of your saved programmes/films in the MyRadioTimes hub at the top-right of the page.
Individual shows and films will appear under “Saved items”, displaying a bookmark icon:
You will see all of your collections under My collections; you can create them here, too. If you'd like to rename or delete a collection, you can do this via the pencil icon at the top of the collection itself.
We really hope you enjoy using this new feature on RadioTimes.com – please do send any comments or suggestions to feedback@radiotimes.com.
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