Enjoy a cosy night in with Virgin MediaFriday, February 5th 2010 Digital TV provider Virgin Media is offering a selection of romantically-themed TV episodes and films via its on-demand service. Valentine's Day is just around the corner and broadband and digital TV provider Virgin Media is giving couples the chance to get their hands on a range of romantic entertainment.
With many restaurants and hotels hiking up their prices around February 14th, and most places being packed with other couples, a cosy night in, in front of a rom-com could be the ideal way to enjoy a low-key Valentine's Day.
Virgin Media's on-demand service will be showing a number of romantically-themed TV episodes and films over the coming weeks, including Head Over Heels, Love Actually and episodes of Gossip Girl, Friends and ER.
The digital TV provider is also adding a Love Stories section to its TV Choice options, which features a number of romantic novel adaptations including Emma, Dr Zhivago and Jane Eyre.
However, it is not just loved-up couples that are being catered for this February. Virgin Media is also showing the fourth season of Supernatural and series three of teen drama Skins throughout the month.
Watching Detectives, a selection of "unmissable" crime dramas such as Cold Case, Without a Trace and The Closer, is also being launched on February 15th.
Earlier this month, it was announced that Virgin Media's on-demand platform enjoyed a record-breaking 2009, with over 750 million views.
What will you be opting for this February – romantic flicks or hard-hitting cop dramas?
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