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BBC 6Music infiltrates The Archers

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Anyone else hear this? Last night's episode of The Archers was suddenly interrupted by The Undertones' Teenage Kicks, a jingle for 6Music and part of another tune I didn't recognise. At first, as I was driving through south Tottenham, I thought it was one of the regular pirate station flashes - but those usually go something like 'Boom chik chikki-chikki boom bap HEAR ME NOW!' 'ooh, that Linda Snell thinks she's the Queen of Sheba, doesn't she, Mrs Antrobus?'

Total flash time about five minutes. Bit of a shock, as 6Music's only available on digital and my car's not DAB-equipped. Charlotte Green apologised for the interruption, 'due to a technical problem'.

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Guerilla warfare inside the BBC

Man (and woman and other) the barricades!

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illuminatus | 19 March 2010 - 11:22am

Double entry

Please delete this one, sorry

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pocket.calculator | 19 March 2010 - 11:26am

I only just started with the Archers

But I had no idea it could be this exciting. I am still reeeling from the shock of Jill making alan eat a bowl of stew when he was supposed to be under canvass for Lent. Phew!

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Twangothan | 19 March 2010 - 11:57am

Glad you posted this

We, err, record the archers on our nice Humax freeview box and were convinced it was the box playing up (wouldn't be the first time).

I enjoyed it in fact - haven't heard Wednesday Week for ages...

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Steve Riddle | 19 March 2010 - 1:13pm

Opt

Apparently it was to do with 6music switching from London to Manchester studios, they accidentally added Radio 4 in the process. The people at Radio 4 didn't know initially because they were listening from to the audio before it went for broadcast rather than from what was actually broadcast

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Dr Yang | 19 March 2010 - 1:19pm

Undertones

...shame there was a sensible reason for it. I was working on a "Ghost of John Peel" rationale.

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jockblue | 19 March 2010 - 3:18pm
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