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I should have been smart enough to think, This is a dream. You see, I hadn't seen the live show or heard much about it before listening to "Push the Red Button How on earth can KYDS Radio merge with the Imagination Station? Why is it that this merging affects Wooton Bassett's voice? And why is it that Imagination Station was affecting real-life historical events? The more I listened to the episode, the more my heart began to sank and the angrier I became. You can imagine my surprise when the programs start to merge together in completely illogical ways. What happens next, I never would have imagined. At this point in the episode ―although there may have been too many story-lines for my liking ―I'm still involved and listening.

Meanwhile, Penny ventures off to find inspiration watching Michelangelo paint the Sistine chapel, and Wooton Bassett sets up a Captain Absolutely KYDS Radio adventure. The episode starts off with Eugene trying to unite all programs under one system ―even though he's already learned the consequences of doing such a thing back in "A Bite of Applesauce". They're the ones I think will be confused and, ultimately, disappointed. And then there are fans who will listen to it without ever knowing that a live show version ever existed.

There are those who were familiar with, and entertained by, the "25th Anniversary Birthday Bash" show in Texas that will enjoy owning this professionally recorded, abridged version.

Freesat - Press the BACK or GREEN buttonsįor more help with the BBC Red Button, you can visit the BBC Reception help site."Eugene's merge program for Whit's End had bizarre consequences for Connie and Penny in the Imagination Station, and for Wooton in the Kids' Radio studio." -AIOĪt the end of the day, "Push the Red Button" is a difficult episode to review primarily because I know fans will have vastly different opinions of it.

Freeview - Press the BACK or GREEN buttons.

The Red Button graphic can be removed from your screen by one simple action, dependent on the platform you are watching on: A few other broadcasters, including ITV, offer a limited range. Most of the interactive features currently available are provided by the BBC, Sky and the cable companies. It's available with any digital service, though the type and number of features vary according to whether you have digital terrestrial, satellite, cable or broadband. The BBC's Red Button service allows you to access additional television programming, live coverage from major sporting and cultural events, sports scores, lottery and weather information as well as the latest breaking national and global news stories. Sometimes you will be prompted to press the red button by an announcement in a programme or a red button logo appearing in the top right-hand corner of your TV screen. Simply press the red button on your remote control at any time.