ALAN Carr's Interior Design Masters becomes latest victim of schedule chaos.
One episode of the long-running BBC competition show has been replaced in a fresh shake up.
Usually, airs every Thursday at 8pm on , in a flagship prime time slot.
However, Thursday May 8th is a special day as it has been 80 years since () in 1945.
Execs at the corporation have decided to air a special programme at 8pm as part of a series of special programmes for the occasion.
Titled “A Celebration to Remember,” the finale of the commemorations will culminate in a stunning concert.
will take to the airwaves instead to front coverage of the spectacular show from Horse Guards Parade in .
will also appear with coverage of the service of thanksgiving from Westminster Abbey earlier that day at 10:45am.
As such, the sixth series of with will continue the next day on Friday instead.
However, viewers may be relieved to hear that the fifth episode will still occupy the same time slot at 8pm, just a day later.
The show focuses on ten talented interior designers as they battle it out for one life changing contact.
, 48, fronts the show alongside magazine editor Michelle Ogundehin, who serves as the judge.
She welcomes a rotating panel of guest judges to help in the quest to find the best designer.
Previous names have included interior stylist and famous
Together they are on the hunt for visible passion as the contestants compete for the opportunity to collaborate withfor their very own collection of.
This comes after Alan revealed that on the show.
Speaking exclusively to The Sun's TV Mag, Alan has revealed one recipient of the makeover was left in tears.
He recalled: “I'm not naming and shaming, but there was one where we were waiting and the woman came around the corner crying.
“We were like: ‘Oh my God, she loves it!’ And as she was getting closer, I was like: ‘Oh, they're not happy tears!’”
Interior Design Masters with Alan Carr continues on BBC One and is available to stream on iPlayer.
