Married At First Sight fans livid as E4 repeats last night’s episode instead of series finale in latest blunder
MARRIED At First Sight viewers were seethig tonight as E4 repeated last night’s episode instead of the series finale. It is the latest in a string of blunders that have plagued the series’ final week. Fans were excitedly counting down to the final vow renewals but were left ranting on Twitter when it became clear […]
MARRIED At First Sight viewers were seethig tonight as E4 repeated last night’s episode instead of the series finale.
It is the latest in a string of blunders that have plagued the series’ final week.
Fans were excitedly counting down to the final vow renewals but were left ranting on Twitter when it became clear it wasn’t going to happen.
One wrote: “Come on @E4Tweets this is getting silly now #mafsuk.”
A second said: “Well it’s not exactly the episode I ordered is it!”
Another joked: “By the time this episode airs Adam and Tayah will have had three kids, adopted seven dogs and had numerous arguments over that coffee table.”
The episode then disappeared and viewers were greeted with a message telling the “the current show is not available”.
The past three nights have each had technical difficulties with many viewers unable to watch.
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E4 previously apologised, tweeting: “We’re sorry some people are experiencing issues viewing #MAFSUK. Rest assured we’ll find a way for you to view it (including the subtitled version) as soon as we’re able. Follow @E4Tweets for updates as and when we know more.”
It follows a weekend of disruption for Channel 4 that saw it suffer major connection failure.
The server connection issues hit thousands of viewers as firefighters rushed to the Broadcast Centre in White City shortly after 6.30pm to reports of a fire alarm going off in the building.
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Thousands of problems with Freeview, Channel 4 and Channel 5 were reported at the same time on Downdetector.
Viewers said their screens were showing a still from a programme for about 25 minutes before returning to normal broadcasting.
Some social media users said they were experiencing a black screen with green lines.
More 4 was also showing flashing images, according to viewers, while others said Film4 and E4 were also affected.
Channel 4 confirmed two channels were temporarily off air in a tweet.
In a statement, the brodacaster said: “Channel 4 and More 4 are currently off air due to a technical problem. We are working to restore them as quickly as possible.”
A spokeswoman for the London Fire Brigade told The Sun Online: “We sent two fire engines to the scene. Crews carried out a search of the building and no fire was detected.”