22 Kids and Counting replaced as show removed from | UK News

22 Kids and Counting has been removed from the tv schedule and is not going to air on Sunday at 8pm. The actuality programme, which chronicles the lives of Sue and Noel Radford, will probably be replaced by snooker coverage.

22 Kids and Counting has returned with a contemporary collection and usually broadcasts every Sunday at 8pm. Last Sunday’s episode featured distressing scenes for Millie Radford and Harley Passmore, who needed to secure £2,000 to forestall their cherished pet from being euthanised.

However, this Sunday’s fourth episode has been postponed as the snooker participant’s championship will take over the slot, working from 6.30pm until 9pm. Rich House Poor House will comply with afterwards.

The snooker synopsis states: “Katie Shanahan presents coverage of the second session of the final on day six from Telford International Centre, where the first player to reach 10 frames will be crowned champion.

“Last yr’s remaining went proper to the wire, with Kyren Wilson ultimately prevailing 10-9 against Judd Trump. It was the third time that season Wilson had crushed Trump in a rating remaining, following his wins at the Xi’an Grand Prix and the (*22*) Ireland Open, but he was not current to defend his title this time around, as he failed to attain the required top 16 rating by the cut-off level,” reports the Mirror.

“The week’s commentary and analysis group contains Stephen Hendry, Alan McManus, John Higgins and Matthew Stevens.”

The Radford family returns the following Sunday, with an episode focusing on Noel and Sue’s son, Max, as he sits his GCSEs. The 16-year-old harbours one lifelong dream: to be involved in major engineering ventures, including aircraft, submarines, vessels, and even spacecraft.

The synopsis for the episode hints: “But before Max can attain for the celebs, he must overcome a formidable impediment: his GCSEs. And there’s one subject standing squarely in his method. Max is autistic.

“His mind excels at logic, maths and physics, yet expressive subjects like English are almost impossible for him to grasp. Fail English, and his dream collapses before it even begins.”

Meanwhile, in the episode, Ellie and her accomplice Steven are nearing their first anniversary. Yet, appearances may be misleading, as tensions are beginning to emerge in their romance.

The synopsis continues: “Steven is rarely at home, and Ellie often has no idea where he is. Their interests no longer seem to align, coming to a head when Ellie plans an adrenaline-fuelled weekend in the Lake District, complete with a bungee jump – an idea that leaves Steven breaking out in a cold sweat.”

22 Kids and Counting is offered to watch on My5.