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I'm looking forward to this tonight, although the frequency of the ad breaks on Sky Atlantic drives me nuts!


With the recent Broadwalk Empire series I found it best to record it on the Skybox and watch it later so you can fast forward all the ads or even pause it and watch it half an hour later so you can do the same thing.


With regard to copying to a dvd, this is perfectly legal, in fact, Sky tell you how to do it themselves - http://www.sky.com/helpcentre/tv/sky-plus-hd/recording/recording-with-sky-plus-hd/copying-recordings-to-vhs-tape-or-to-a-dvd/

Will Sky Atlantic be replaying the series, perhaps a few days later, or even ad nauseam, given that it is a pricey investment for them? I ask because I am thinking of getting Sky purely to be able to watch Mad Men and Game of Thrones but only would do so if I knew that I can catch the first episode again. (Sky says it can install within two days of booking, so it could be in by next week if I want it.)

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