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E4 gets into a tangle with The Big Bang Theory

Posted on 1st October 2021 by The Clean Feed Team Last updated on 5th October 2021 Filed under Bloopers

Channel 4’s network of channels continue to suffer technical problems of varying magnitude as a result of Saturday’s incident at the Red Bee Broadcast Centre.

One of the more notable issues on E4 today occurred at the tail end of the 2pm junction.

An episode of The Big Bang Theory was restarted a number of times, with lengthy periods of black in-between.

A programme trail leading into the 2pm ident was also cut off prematurely as shown at the start of our clip:

VIDEO: technical problems impact the 2pm E4 junction and the start of an episode of The Big Bang Theory. This clip was recorded an hour later on E4+1. TX DATE: 1st October 2021. COPYRIGHT: Channel 4 Television Corporation/Chuck Lorre Productions/Warner Bros Television.

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PICTURED: scene from The Big Bang Theory. COPYRIGHT: Chuck Lorre Productions/Warner Bros Television.

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Tags: Channel 4 Television Corporation, Chuck Lorre Productions, E4, Playout, Red Bee Media, Red Bee Media Incident (Sep 2021), The Big Bang Theory, Warner Bros Television

Dates for the Diary

July 2022: the new BBC One North region is due to launch, with dedicated local continuity/programme junctions.

26th July 2022: SyFy will be rebranded as Sky Sci-Fi.

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