Emily Atack accuses famous sportsman of 'killing her vibe' as she makes star-studded family discovery

Emily Atack has joked that a famous sportsman 'killed her vibe' due to a clash in the latest TV schedule. The former Inbetweeners actress was seen on Thursday night (July 6) appearing in her own episode of Who Do You Think You Are?

The episode was due to air on BBC One at 9pm, however, the ongoing Wimbledon coverage by the broadcaster caused a last-minute change. The channel had been showing the edge-of-your-seat match between Andy Murray and Stefanos Tsitsipas and the game had been due to move to BBC2 at 9pm to make way for Who Do You Think You Are?

But as the clock struck 9pm, BBC1 viewers still found themselves watching the action from centre court and were greeted with a schedule change message. It read: "Who Do you Think You Are? Emily Attack is now on BBC Two" as the BBC chose to stay with the tennis until nearly 11pm when the game had to be suspended due to the area curfew.

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And the change didn't go down too well with those wanting to watch Emily discover her deep family history. @jjonnic tweeted: "#BBCSport why are you fannying about with the schedules again. It says tennis is moving to bbc2 so everyone who is still working has set PVRs to record 2 and will be treated to Emily Atack chatting about her descendants and who knows what Andy Murry did. For Christ's sake stop it"

@MarkSturmey1892 fumed: "Just sat down to start watching #wdytya but unfortunately I have missed 10 mins of it as it was switched to bbc2 with no notice and my series link to record it doesn't move channels with it."

And Emily herself couldn't help but laugh at her latest TV moment being bumped as she took to Instagram with a picture of Andy on her