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It’s because of the whole Blue Peter thing.
Very sorry to hear about Ben.
That must be a new thing? Though I've not watched Cbeebies much since lockdown
It’s because of the whole Blue Peter thing.
Very sorry to hear about Ben.
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HybridDaDink
Horrible Histories will be returning for new episodes starting Monday at 5:35pm.
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I believe there's only 3 left from series 8.
Horrible Histories will be returning for new episodes starting Monday at 5:35pm.
I believe there's only 3 left from series 8.
JO
I didn’t realise Blue Peter was a a drama programme, so why would they show new episodes?
I don't really understand why they're advertising Blue Peter in the "Mega Summer" schedule as there's no more new episodes until... after summer?
Surely it would make more sense to promote that Summer Mash-Up thing they're putting in the slot.
Surely it would make more sense to promote that Summer Mash-Up thing they're putting in the slot.
I didn’t realise Blue Peter was a a drama programme, so why would they show new episodes?
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I'm not sure how long the schedule was changed for, but yesterday, instead of showing the entire series of The Snow Spider, which was what was in the original schedule, All Over The Place and Operation Ouch were bumped off for the first two episodes of Jamie Johnson series 5, followed by the next five after Show Me What You're Made Of and The Dumping Ground.
On Wednesday/Thursday, all the episodes that have been shown up to this point will be repeated.
I wonder why they did this, the episodes of Jamie Johnson would've only been off the iPlayer for about 4 days.
On Wednesday/Thursday, all the episodes that have been shown up to this point will be repeated.
I wonder why they did this, the episodes of Jamie Johnson would've only been off the iPlayer for about 4 days.
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I didn’t realise Blue Peter was a a drama programme, so why would they show new episodes?
Because it is a moderately popular programme, which obviously still has a purpose.
CBBC don't just show drama programmes.
I don't really understand why they're advertising Blue Peter in the "Mega Summer" schedule as there's no more new episodes until... after summer?
Surely it would make more sense to promote that Summer Mash-Up thing they're putting in the slot.
Surely it would make more sense to promote that Summer Mash-Up thing they're putting in the slot.
I didn’t realise Blue Peter was a a drama programme, so why would they show new episodes?
Because it is a moderately popular programme, which obviously still has a purpose.
CBBC don't just show drama programmes.
SP
I think John is being pedantic about the use of the word "episode" rather than "edition".
A quick perusal of Genome will show that the Radio Times used "episode" to refer to individual BP programmes on occasion, so I think it's harsh to take issue with that.
A quick perusal of Genome will show that the Radio Times used "episode" to refer to individual BP programmes on occasion, so I think it's harsh to take issue with that.
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Looks like Summer Mash-Up may be on biweekly, no show on 6th August, instead a double bill of new So Awkward:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/schedules/p01kv86b/2020/08/06
https://www.bbc.co.uk/schedules/p01kv86b/2020/08/06
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The Next Step has been getting a lot of positive media attention for having a same-sex kiss:
https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/a33404832/cbbc-the-next-step-jude-cleo-kiss-fan-praise/
https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/a33404832/cbbc-the-next-step-jude-cleo-kiss-fan-praise/