Is Season/Series 3 airing twice a week in the UK still?

Just because you're "entitled" to do something, doesn't mean it's the right thing to do.
And who are you to decide what 'the right thing is? As I stated in my previous post, just because you're a fan of a TV show, this does not somehow enable you to dictate how the cast live their lives.

And all I'm saying is that British TV actors don't care about their fans. North American actors do. Sorry if that offends you, but it's true.
You don't seem to realise the difference between a fact (ie: something that's true) and an opinion. For example, here's a fact: London is the capital city of Great Britain. And here's another: Mount Everest is the tallest mountain in the world, above sea level. Those are both facts. However, 'British TV actors don't care about their fans, North American actors do' is not a fact. It's merely you stating your opinion (to which you are perfectly entitled). And no, I'm not offended by your opinion. I just don't agree with it.

They're aware that creating art is pointless if no one appreciates it, and that makes the audience just as important as the artist.
American actors only stay in their TV shows longer because it's standard practice in the States when a new series begins for cast-members to sign five-to-seven season contracts. And if the audience is so important, explain all the American shows that get abruptly cancelled mid-season (or even after just a couple of episodes) because the ratings aren't immediately sky-high? Explain also the numerous end-of-season cliffhangers that remain unresolved due to shows not being renewed, leaving the fans frustrated? American television is utterly ruthless and completely focused on financial considerations.

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