Can't find a generic BBC Two thread, but the 8pm junction just fell apart quite spectacularly. Black and silence out of the Hairy Bikers (the ECP worked), followed by the breakdown caption (with announcements and music) and into the next programme off the back of the breakdown caption.
It's because Wales has its own presentation suite that covers up Network's junction with their own trails.
If you're saying that Wales joined the programme late that suggests that network may have run the programme early, pressed play as soon as they had it ready rather than at the scheduled time.
If you're saying that Wales joined the programme late that suggests that network may have run the programme early, pressed play as soon as they had it ready rather than at the scheduled time.
I switched to Wales SD when the HD version failed and they were still running (local) trails. Then they had the normal ident/intro. From the network, I can see they never got to that point.
They've reduced the amount of text on the slide, removing the bit about returning to the programme as soon as possible. Perhaps because a large proportion of the occasions when the slide is seen are when a junction goes wrong or a programme fails to start rather than a programme falling off air.
Arguably something more like "We are sorry for this break. Normal programmes will continue as soon as possible" would be a better catch-all as not every break in programmes is for a technical fault (eg the One Show fire alarm incident)
Perhaps Red Bee need to work on their training for their announcers. Presumably in both those clips, the announcer had a script already worked out to introduce the next programme - I'm not saying I'd do any better, but I'd hope that a professional voiceover wouldn't be knocked off their stride so much that they couldn't ad lib their way into what's written on the bit of paper in front of them.