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UK drama After the Flood disappoints fans as football takes over: Here’s when to expect episode 5

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Fans of the gripping series After the Flood, starring Sophie Rundle as a determined detective, will be left wanting as tonight’s episode is nowhere to be found on the schedule.

Scheduled to air its penultimate episode this Wednesday (February 07), viewers were eagerly anticipating the next instalment of the six-part drama. However, much to their frustration, the show has been replaced in the lineup.

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But why has After the Flood been sidelined tonight? And when can viewers catch the eagerly awaited Episode 5? Here’s everything you need to know about the missing episode.

Why Isn’t After the Flood Airing Tonight?

Episode 5 of After the Flood – the crucial penultimate episode – was slated to broadcast on Wednesday, February 07, 2024, at 9 pm on ITV1, maintaining its weekly Wednesday slot since its debut in January.

However, fans tuning in tonight will be disappointed to find the drama preempted by Live FA Cup Football: Aston Villa versus Chelsea – the fourth-round replay at Villa Park.

This isn’t the first time football has disrupted our beloved TV programs; Silent Witness has also faced the same fate.

What’s in Store for Episode 5 of After the Flood?

Episode 5 of After the Flood follows PC Joanna Marshall as she and Tasha uncover an unexpected aspect of Daniel’s life. Meanwhile, Jo edges closer to capturing the killer.

When Can Viewers Expect Episode 5?

Fear not, After the Flood Episode 5 is rescheduled to air on Friday, February 09, 2024, for those who haven’t already caught it on ITVX.

The series finale is set to air on Wednesday, February 14, 2024, or Valentine’s Day, revealing the long-awaited answers that Jo has been seeking, but with revelations that will alter everything.

Fans Express Frustration Over Schedule Changes

Alongside After the Flood and Silent Witness, soap operas have also been affected by schedule alterations due to football matches.

Unsurprisingly, fans took to social media to vent their frustration. One Twitter user lamented ITV’s decision, while another expressed disdain for the FA Cup. Another viewer, disappointed over the delay of Silent Witness, emphasised the importance of the show over football.

The upheaval caused by football scheduling continues to irk TV enthusiasts, leaving many longing for their favourite shows to return uninterrupted.

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