Springtime on the Farm: Technical glitch causes new season of the show to be delayed - how to watch soon
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Viewers of the Channel 5 show ‘Springtime on the Farm’ were left disappointed as a technical error meant a repeat episode from 2022 was aired instead of the first offering from the new season, leaving fans still waiting for the second series. .
The show, fronted by former Strictly Come Dancing star Helen Skelton, shows life at Cannon Hall Farm in Barnsley. The technical glitch prompted the show’s producers, Daisybeck Studios, to release a statement.
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Hide AdThey said: “A major technical fault in the channel’s transmission service caused the failure of the broadcast of the first episode of the brand new season of Springtime on the Farm. An episode of last year’s series was broadcast instead and the first episode will be available on My5.tv ASAP.”
Series editor, Ben Harris said: “We would like to apologise to all our fans who, like us, were looking forward to starting spring together tonight. The gremlins had other ideas and we are all as disappointed as they are at the show not going out.
“Normal service will be resumed on Wednesday April 12 at 8pm when we hope we can gather together on the farm as promised to get the 2023 series underway”
Fans took to social media to express their disappointment, with one Twitter user saying: "Why are you playing last year’s #springtime on the farm and not the new series, have you made a mistake as this is not the new episode, not very happy, was looking forward to the series."
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Springtime on the Farm is set to resume on TV on Wednesday, April 12. Daisybeck studios have assured viewers that the first episode that wasn’t broadcast as planned will be added to Channel 5’s streaming services, My5, as soon as possible.
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