Coronavirus | Schedule Changes

Exactly, and the move had caught a lot of people out, especially calendar makers.

Obviously all depends on how long production is shutdown for but do wonder if by then they might cut down to 2 episodes a week just to stretch things out that little bit longer. I'd have thought actually pulling them from the Bank Holidays (though every day is a Bank Holiday at the moment for many) might be a good way just to get an extra week or two out of what they've got.

Yeah, because all the graphic designers, writers and marketing people in the entire country have all been suddenly unable to work.

To be fair, it does read like it's been thrown together by someone who doesn't write public facing text for a living, so they probably don't understand the importance of making your text flow correctly, but there's plenty of people, who can work from home , who could have made that a better, more readable, more understandable message. And that is nothing to do with the virus, that's down to laziness and being cheap.

Don't know if this was originally planned or has been bought in because of the Coronavirus, but BBC Four are showing Bob Ross's the joy of painting.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000hjkv

Vice have also recently started showing episodes. I could be that, or they could be splitting the rights, the link shows BBC Four have it from the first episode, while I believe Vice have from Series 13 onwards.

Wasn't that on Discovery Home & Leisure/Real Time for years and years?

Interesting if they have the first series, as it only seems to exist as VHS copies.

Yes, in the days before he became an internet meme.

For one night only @BBCOne, BBC Children in Need & Comic Relief are coming together to lift the spirits of the nation, & help those who need us through this crisis. Join us, support us, & get comfy on the sofa for The Big Night In!

Thursday 23rd April - https://t.co/oRF9kxKbS2 pic.twitter.com/5oM7z5ToQ8

— Comic Relief (@comicrelief) April 7, 2020

First time they've merged together according to Lenny Henry on The One Show.

And bear in mind, only a month after Sport Relief too. Hopefully things will be relatively normal by November when CIN is usually on. But you can see why both charities suddenly need a lot more money.

Well that episode title seems to be Season 9, not Season 1. Four episodes are currently listed, three of which are the back end of Season 9 and the fourth is the first of Season 10.

Although I have seen it before where "Series 1" of something (often imported) which isn't actually "Series 1" as such, it may just be a batch to be labelled as a "series" as such.

Sky One joined in with the Clap For Our Carers tonight. Is this the first time they've done it so far?

And Channel 5 Broadcast their news bulletin during it with LIVE pictures