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While Neil and Arthur are speaking, the sound on the broadcast cuts out, is restored, and cuts out a second time. The continuity announcer for BBC Two apologizes for the interruption before the program comes back with sound restored, but naturally, it loses sound again. The announcer apologizes a second time before stating that "Dead Line" will be rebroadcast at a later date, and instead they'll be showing "A Quiet Night In" from series one of Inside No. 9. However, during the opening minutes of "A Quiet Night In", a ghostly figure appears in the background of a shot multiple times before the rerun cuts out. The announcer, sounding frightened, asks for someone to help explain what's wrong with the program, before apparently seeing a presence and screaming before her microphone is silenced.
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While Neil and Arthur are speaking, the sound on the broadcast cuts out, is restored, and cuts out a second time. The continuity announcer {{continuity announce|ment}}r for BBC Two apologizes for the interruption before the program comes back with sound restored, but naturally, it loses sound again. The announcer apologizes a second time before stating that "Dead Line" will be rebroadcast at a later date, and instead they'll be showing "A Quiet Night In" from series one of Inside No. 9. However, during the opening minutes of "A Quiet Night In", a ghostly figure appears in the background of a shot multiple times before the rerun cuts out. The announcer, sounding frightened, asks for someone to help explain what's wrong with the program, before apparently seeing a presence and screaming before her microphone is silenced.
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* FakeNationality / OohMeAccentsSlipping: InUniverse, English Stephanie Cole plays Moira with a rather hammed-up Irish accent. {{Lampshaded}} later on when Steve and Reece complain behind-the-scenes that she wasn't a good or logical casting choice.
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* FakeNationality FakeIrish / OohMeAccentsSlipping: InUniverse, English Stephanie Cole plays Moira with a rather hammed-up Irish accent. {{Lampshaded}} later on when Steve and Reece complain behind-the-scenes that she wasn't a good or logical casting choice.
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* FakeNationality / OohMeAccentsSlipping: InUniverse, English Stephanie Cole plays Moira with a rather hammed-up Irish accent. {{Lampshaded}} later on when Steve and Reece complain that she wasn't a good or logical casting choice.
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* FakeNationality / OohMeAccentsSlipping: InUniverse, English Stephanie Cole plays Moira with a rather hammed-up Irish accent. {{Lampshaded}} later on when Steve and Reece complain behind-the-scenes that she wasn't a good or logical casting choice.
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* FakeNationality / OohMeAccentsSlipping: InUniverse, English Stephanie Cole plays Moira with a rather hammed-up Irish accent. {{Lampshaded}} later on when Steve and Reece complain that she wasn't a good or logical casting choice.
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* KillEmAll: By the end of the episode, the entire cast of three is dead. Likely also the intended ending of the episode they were shooting, which implied Arthur was about to kill Moira to [[HeKnowsTooMuch keep her quiet]].
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*** The plight of the suicidal studio worker parallels the story of Raymond Turnstall
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*** The plight of the suicidal studio worker parallels the story of Raymond Turnstall
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*** ''Ghostwatch'''s concept of a live broadcast spreading a haunting across the airwaves is
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* TakeThat: Reece and Steve bemoan the fact that the episode is not going out on Halloween itself because of "the bloody ''Apprentice''"
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* TakeThat: Reece and Steve bemoan the fact that the episode is not going out on Halloween itself because of "the bloody ''Apprentice''" ''Apprentice''".
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* CalmingTea: It's a British production. So naturally, Reece, unsettled by the disturbing events around him and Stephanie's strange behaviour (unaware that she is possessed) decides the solution is to go and make a cup of tea.
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* SpotOfTea: It's a British production. So naturally, Reece, unsettled by the disturbing events around him and Stephanie's strange behaviour (unaware that she is possessed) decides the solution is to go and make a cup of tea.
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Some other clips from other programs play, explaining the history of Granada; it was built near a church where over 20,000 bodies were buried, and the studio most definitely sits on top of some of the graves. The ending of the rehearsal performance of "Dead Line" is shown, where it's revealed Arthur has killed Neil because he believed him to have pushed Elsie (the phone's owner) off a bell tower to her death. The broadcast cuts to the GoPro camera on Reece's character's prop helmet as Reece and Steve investigate the studio's electrical room to figure out what's going on, but Steve is killed when he tries to open the door and is electrocuted by a puddle of water that's touching an electrical box.
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Some other clips from other programs play, explaining the history of Granada; it was built near a church where over 20,000 bodies were buried, and the studio most definitely sits on top of some of the graves. The ending of the rehearsal performance of "Dead Line" is shown, where it's revealed Arthur has killed Neil because he believed him to have pushed Elsie (the phone's owner) off a bell tower to her death. The broadcast cuts to the GoPro [=GoPro=] camera on Reece's character's prop helmet as Reece and Steve investigate the studio's electrical room to figure out what's going on, but Steve is killed when he tries to open the door and is electrocuted by a puddle of water that's touching an electrical box.
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* NightVisionGoggles: Reece's helmet camera films in night vision when the lights go out at the studio.
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* NightVisionGoggles: Reece's [=GoPro=] helmet camera films in night vision when the lights go out at the studio.
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misuse. Elsie was not a villain
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* DisneyVillainDeath: Elsie was apparently pushed off the church's bell tower by Neil.
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it's was rebroadcast that got cut out. how is this Proscenium Reveal?
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* ProsceniumReveal: Subtly done from the moment the ghost appears in "A Quiet Night In", and the music starts to distort.
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that's not an Ironic Juxtaposition
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** When the broadcast can't continue because of the sound failing, the BBC decides to play ''A Quiet Night In'', an almost entirely silent episode of the show.
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* BathroomSearchExcuse: At Arthur's place, Neil excuses himself to use the bathroom but then Arthur finds him going through his mail.
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* DeathByFallingOver: Reece is killed when he falls down stairs and breaks his neck after one of the ghosts pulls a JumpScare on him.
* DisconnectedByDeath: Apparently happens to the continuity announcer who informs the audience of the technical problems delaying the broadcast.
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* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: The episode starts to break down, the audio cutting out, and the film cutting between different locations and channels, talking about the location they are filming at being haunted. It finally has the cast being murdered by whatever haunts the location.
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* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: The episode starts to break down, the audio cutting out, and the film cutting between different locations and channels, talking about the location they are filming at being haunted. It finally has the cast being murdered by whatever haunts the location. Not even the BBC Two continuity announcer is safe from whatever is haunting the episode.
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* JumpScare: Steve surprising Reece with a Halloween mask at the props store.
* KilledOffscreen: Apparently happens to the continuity announcer who informs the audience of the technical problems delaying the broadcast.
* KilledOffscreen: Apparently happens to the continuity announcer who informs the audience of the technical problems delaying the broadcast.
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* JumpScare: JumpScare:
** Steve surprising Reece with a Halloween mask at the props store.
* KilledOffscreen: Apparently happens to ** Also the continuity announcer who informs ghost that shocks Reece into falling down the audience of the technical problems delaying the broadcast.stairs.
** Steve surprising Reece with a Halloween mask at the props store.
* NightVisionGoggles: Reece's helmet camera films in night vision when the lights go out at the studio.
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* PullingTheThread: When Arthur mentions that the Reverend was concerned about his stolen bicycle, Moira looks around and sees the collapsible bicycle by the door but continues with her ObfuscatingStupidity until she finds [[ClueEvidenceAndASmokingGun the head in the microwave]].
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* PullingTheThread: PullingTheThread:
** When Arthur mentions that the Reverend was concerned about his stolen bicycle, Moira looks around and sees the collapsible bicycle by the door but continues with her ObfuscatingStupidity until she finds [[ClueEvidenceAndASmokingGun the head in the microwave]].
** When Arthur mentions that the Reverend was concerned about his stolen bicycle, Moira looks around and sees the collapsible bicycle by the door but continues with her ObfuscatingStupidity until she finds [[ClueEvidenceAndASmokingGun the head in the microwave]].
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* SelfDeprecation: Stephanie tells Allen over the phone that she has never heard of ''Series/InsideNo9'' before.
-->'''Stephanie''': Apparently it's a BBC 2 [[BuffySpeak sort of comedy thing]].
-->'''Stephanie''': Apparently it's a BBC 2 [[BuffySpeak sort of comedy thing]].
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* SelfDeprecation: SelfDeprecation:
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** Disruption of a live HalloweenSpecial by inadvertent broadcast of a genuine haunting recalls the premise of ''Film/{{Ghostwatch}}''.
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** Disruption of a live HalloweenSpecial by the inadvertent broadcast of a genuine haunting recalls the premise of ''Film/{{Ghostwatch}}''.
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* SpotOfTea: Reece, unsettled by the disturbing events around him and Stephanie's strange behaviour (unaware that she is possessed) decides the solution is to go and make a cup of tea.
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* SpotOfTea: It's a British production. So naturally, Reece, unsettled by the disturbing events around him and Stephanie's strange behaviour (unaware that she is possessed) decides the solution is to go and make a cup of tea.tea.
* StaircaseTumble: Reece is killed when he falls down the stairs and breaks his neck after one of the ghosts pulls a JumpScare on him.
* StaircaseTumble: Reece is killed when he falls down the stairs and breaks his neck after one of the ghosts pulls a JumpScare on him.
* TalkShowAppearance: Reece and Pemberton's appearance at ''The One Show'' at the end.
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* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: Not even the BBC Two continuity announcer is safe from whatever is haunting the episode.
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* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: Not even WritingByTheSeatOfYourPants: In-universe. Reece and Pemberton haven't yet decided on whether Stephanie's character is innocent or not while the BBC Two continuity announcer movie is safe from whatever is haunting the episode. already at its climax.
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* DeathByIrony: Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith are both killed by the ghosts. At the very end of the episode, we're shown a clip from [[https://youtu.be/kAJrP_T-74g?t=1256 The One Show]] filmed just a few days before, in which they are asked if they believe in the supernatural. Naturally, they don't.
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* DeathByIrony: Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith are both killed by the ghosts. At the very end of the episode, we're shown a clip from [[https://youtu.be/kAJrP_T-74g?t=1256 [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYB3xbQBFEI The One Show]] filmed just a few days before, in which they are asked if they believe in the supernatural. Naturally, they don't.
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*** The spectre that appears during the rebroadcast of ''A Quiet Night In'' is a direct reference to Pipes’s manifestations in Ghostwatch.
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*** The POV footage courtesy of Reese’s Reese's headcam is an homage to the cameraman’s cameraman's search for Susie Early at the climax of ''Ghostwatch'', right down to the switch to night-vision echoing the change to IR mode in the original scene.
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*** ''Ghostwatch''’s concept of a live broadcast spreading a haunting across the airwaves is repeated
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*** ''Ghostwatch''’s ''Ghostwatch'''s concept of a live broadcast spreading a haunting across the airwaves is repeated
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* TheFourthWallWillNotSaveYou: Not even the BBC Two continuity announcer is safe from whatever is haunting the episode.
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When Arthur finds an old mobile phone in his local graveyard, he makes the mistake of trying to contact the owner. But some mysteries are best left unsolved, and as Halloween draws near Arthur is plunged into a nightmare of his own making...
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While Neil and
Live security cameras from the studio where the live episode is being filmed start to broadcast. A clip from a ghost hunting show plays, explaining that the studio - Granada - is haunted, notably by a former ''Coronation Street'' crew member called Alan who hanged himself for unknown ghostly reasons. Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton (as themselves), in their dressing room, lament the episode's failure to broadcast properly, but soon realize that the security cameras from Granada Studios are somehow being broadcast to BBC Two. Meanwhile, Stephanie Cole (as herself) receives a phone call, supposedly from Alan, and begins acting strangely afterwards. When Reece goes to speak with her, she warns him of the spirits haunting Granada Studios, and once he leaves her side she slits her own throat with a prop knife, unnoticed by Steve.
Some other clips from other programs play, explaining the history of Granada; it was built near a church where over 20,000 bodies were buried, and the studio most definitely sits on top of some of the graves. The ending of the rehearsal performance of "Dead Line" is shown, where it's revealed Arthur has killed Neil because he believed him to have pushed Elsie (the phone's owner) off a bell tower to her death. The broadcast cuts to the GoPro camera on Reece's character's prop helmet as Reece and Steve investigate the studio's electrical room to figure out what's going on, but Steve is killed when he tries to open the door and is electrocuted by a puddle of water that's touching an electrical box.
A news clip covering Alan's death then plays, claiming that Alan killed himself after experiencing paranormal phenomena within the studio. Audio that Alan himself recorded of mysterious voices saying "let us be" is heard before Reece's camera comes back on as he frantically searches the studio for help, finding Stephanie dead as well before all the lights go out and his
The ending of "A Quiet Night In" then plays on an increasingly fast, in which Reece and Steve's characters are both shot and killed, as more ghostly voices are heard before the episode cuts to black with a final ghostly "let us be". The broadcast ends with a clip from an interview with Reece and Steve from The One Show, explicitly stating that neither of them believe in ghosts.
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** Disruption of a live HalloweenSpecial by an inadvertent broadcast of a genuine haunting recalls the premise of ''Film/{{Ghostwatch}}''.
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** Disruption of a live HalloweenSpecial by an inadvertent broadcast of a genuine haunting recalls the premise of ''Film/{{Ghostwatch}}''.
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did not air on halloween
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* HalloweenSpecial: Aired on Halloween night, Sunday the 28th of October 2018.
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* HalloweenSpecial: Aired on Halloween night, Sunday the 28th of October 2018.HalloweenSpecial
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*** The POV footage courtesy of Reese’s headcam is an homage to the cameraman’s search for Susie Early at the climax of ''Ghostwatch'', right down to the switch to night-vision echoing the change to IR mode in the original scene.
*** The POV footage courtesy of Reese’s headcam is an homage to the cameraman’s search for Susie Early at the climax of ''Ghostwatch'', right down to the switch to night-vision echoing the change to IR mode in the original scene.
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** Disruption of a live HalloweenSpecial by inadvertent broadcast of a genuine haunting recalls the premise of ''Film/{{Ghostwatch}}''.
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When Arthur finds an old mobile phone in his local graveyard, he makes the mistake of trying to contact the owner. But some mysteries are best left unsolved, and as Halloween draws near Arthur is plunged into a nightmare of his own making.
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When Arthur finds an old mobile phone in his local graveyard, he makes the mistake of trying to contact the owner. But some mysteries are best left unsolved, and as Halloween draws near Arthur is plunged into a nightmare of his own
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** Disruption of a live HalloweenSpecial by [[spoiler: inadvertent broadcast of a genuine haunting]] recalls the premise of ''Film/{{Ghostwatch}}''.
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** Disruption of a live HalloweenSpecial by [[spoiler: inadvertent broadcast of a genuine haunting]] haunting recalls the premise of ''Film/{{Ghostwatch}}''.
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* SelfDeprecation: Stephanie tells Allen on the phone that she has never heard of ''Series/InsideNo9'' before.
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* SelfDeprecation: Stephanie tells Allen on over the phone that she has never heard of ''Series/InsideNo9'' before.