Casualty fans were very confused on Saturday night when many viewers spotted a huge location blunder.
The infamous Holby City hospital, where the fictional medical drama is filmed, appeared to “change location” and “move to the South Coast” on Saturday, January 21.
During a storyline about migrants “crossing the channel”, two migrants arrived on a beach when they emerged from the sea.
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But when paramedic Jan mentioned how they had “crossed the channel”, viewers were quick to point out the blunder.
“Crossing the channel and they landed in Wales??” asked one confused viewer.
“Is Holby now on the South Coast? #Casualty,” added another.
“I thought this programme is supposed to be set in Wales. Why are migrants crossing the Channel landing on Welsh beaches?” echoed a third.
To which someone replied: “It’s set in Holby which is a made up city.”
A fourth confused fan then said: “Casualty doing a channel crossing story. Has Holby City moved to the south coast?
“I thought Holby was in Bristol. How the hell did the Channel migrants end up landing there?” penned a fifth.
While a sixth joked: “Is this a mobile hospital.. Wales to the South Coast.”
And a seventh said: “I thought #Casualty was set in Bristol? What channel are they crossing the Bristol Channel?”
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According to BBC the show is set in a South West hospital, with them stating that the filming takes place at the BBC Roath Lock Studios in Cardiff.
They add that exterior shots are usually filmed in Cardiff and wider South Wales.
The location “blunder” came amid a heart-breaking refugee storyline that saw a group of migrants arrive in the UK.
Casualty airs on BBC One every Saturday night at 8:50pm.
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