can somebody explain the scheduling of ER on More4?

i watch thursdays ER (season 2, episode 1) and fridays ER is season 2 episode 3

where did episode 2 get to? is the PM showing of ER sometimes different to the AM showing?

please help

i think some of the episodes r not suitable for afternoon viewing or sumthin. but i don't get why it's on at different times each day?! i always miss the beginning and it really bugs me!

its also on around 1.00 AM, plus there is nothing on ER that would not make it unsuitable for afternoon

no bad language, no violence, no sex, no nudity (sulk)

just viscera

but since they have showed very gory episodes indeed in the afternoon, i don't see why they missed episode 2

I remember watching episode 2 Summer Run although I think it had the wrong description in the EPG.

I've said the following in the why not showing in sequence topic in the ER forum:

Previously they have shown the missing episodes before the late night repeat. I didn't realise they were doing this at first and I'm sure I missed an episode early on in season one.

Luckily I realised it was happening when the "previously on ER" introduction contained scenes I hadn't seen and I didn't miss Love's Labor Lost, the one with the nightmare birthing, a really important episode for Dr. Greene. (Also nice to briefly see Bradley Whitford pre West Wing)

This also happened with Motherhood, the episode where Susan Lewis ends up delivering her sister's baby girl. I think there might also have been cuts to the episode as well (I missed the bit where Susan sings the blackbird song during the birth) which is a bit crazy considering the time it was on, although they might have had it lying around from when they previously screened it at an earlier timeslot. (I can't rule out it being a glitch with my PVR though :/ )

However, today watching the introduction to "Home" when I realised they were doing it again and I looked ahead in the schedule it appears that they are completely missing two key episodes from season two: Hell And High Water which I was looking forward to, and The Secret Sharer, both of which are pivital episodes for Dr Ross. It also jarred seeing Carter and Harper back together when at the end of Days Like This they had split up.

It a shame it looks like More 4 won't be showing these episodes at all

And it looks like there's another missing episode. Last Call, which should have been between Don't Ask, Don't Tell shown yesterday and Ghosts today, is nowhere to be found in the schedule.

Looking at what is in the description I can understand why they wouldn't want to show it during the day but why no late night showing like they've done for other episodes?

And yet another another missing episode. Fear Of Flying.

This is starting to get annoying, who do I complain to? I'm sure it's all a ruse to force me to buy the DVDs

i have given up on ER on more4

i will purchase the DVDs

back real soon

Just been catching up with my recordings after getting backed up over the Christmas period, but it wasn't until I checked the season 4 episode guide that I realised they missed When The Bough Breaks, I guess nothing in the "previously on ER" refered to it (not that More 4 can do anything about that). Not a great loss but reading the synosis puts later events into beter context. I also missed Do You See What I See? which looks like it was one of the funnier episodes. It wasn't on during the day, maybe it was on at night but I wasn't watching the episodes so I didn't bother to check.

Head's up everyone, according to the freeview EPG todays daytime episodes are Sharp Relief and Sharp Relief but between then there should be Carter's Choice which is the first of tonights double bill and also on wednesday night.

There's also no sign of Exodus day or night and Shades Of Gray which is Morgenstern's swan song. I'd been trying to remember how he left, it's a shame to be missing that one.

It is so annoying when the episodes are out of synch or just not aired.
I would like to have seen: Do you see what I see...

I guess I will have to rent the missing ones.

sigh!

xa