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Ryan Paton

BBC Strictly Come Dancing viewers uncomfortable after 'illegal' change

Strictly Come Dancing viewers were baffled moments into tonight's episode.

It was Musicals Week as the popular BBC contest returned for another jam-packed edition. The battle for the Glitterball continued as the celebrities performed routines to songs from hit musicals.

The episode started in style as the dancers performed an epic medley of classic songs from musicals such as Hamilton and Six. However, viewers were confused as they addressed the change for the latest episode.

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Strictly traditionally airs on Saturday nights. However, the show has been moved this week to an unfamiliar slot on Fridays due to World Cup coverage.

Fans following the show on Twitter were confused by the schedule shake-up.

Alex said: "Strictly on a Friday feels illegal"

Claire said: "Can’t get my head round #Strictly being on Friday Night"

Harper added: "#Strictly on a Friday, the evil world cup must be stopped asap"

Rachel commented: Watching #Strictly on a Friday is hurting my brain!"

Sarah tweeted: "Am feeling so discombobulated, it's Friday and this is on"

Matty posted : "Sorry but I hate that I’m having to watch #Strictly on a Friday. My whole weekend is topsy-turvy now."

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Toni said: "I’m not sure how I feel about #Strictly on a Friday night, I’m not prepared"

Zoe added: "Bit disorientating to have #strictly on Friday"

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