We’re fans of Antiques Roadshow ourselves
If you have managed to to blag the day off work because of that ‘splitting headache’ or that ‘mysterious back ache’ that suddenly flares up about four times a year, then you’d have hoped to sit down for a good day’s golf.
It’s not every week that a major goes to a Monday, and unless you were around in 1988 you won’t have seen action like this before.
So viewers across the water in Britain, and subsequently here, were pretty miffed not to find wall-top-wall golf action on the BBC this morning
Instead they got Homes under the Hammer from 10am, followed by Close Calls: On Camera which led nicely into Heir Hunters and then Bargain Hunt at 12.15.
@BBCSport there is nothing more exciting on #open2015 final day than watching whether antique walking sticks make a profit on bargain hunt.
— Ryan Sloan (@ryansloan07) July 20, 2015
https://twitter.com/RonPenalties/status/623088255152603136
https://twitter.com/ChefPerrigaux/status/623090730978906113
https://twitter.com/macca_30/status/623092596982849537
#bbcgolf does anyone know why bargain hunt is on my TV and not the final day of a major? the red button is showing liveaid #sackthescheduler
— Colin Tweed (@TweedColin) July 20, 2015
Although not everyone was upset
https://twitter.com/alansmith90/status/623084455956193280
Joint leader Paul Dunne is out at 2.30 and you can follow all the action here on our liveblog without having to give out about the BBC.
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