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Status: Ended
First Aired: August 1, 2004
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 187
Networks: Channel 4

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B4(2004)

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Overview

B4 was an early morning music video programme broadcast since 2004 on weekdays on Channel 4 at 7am. It was normally broadcast as part of Channel 4's breakfast programming following children's programme The Hoobs and preceding a number of comedy programmes normally imported from America. Produced by the firm behind ITVs The Chart Show, and spin off from their B4 music channel on cable and satellite, the show features around 7 new upfront videos each day that will be released in the United Kingdom in the near future, normally within the next month.

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Season 1

99 episodes • 2004

#	Episode	Air Date
1	1	Aug 16, 2004
2	2	Aug 17, 2004
3	3	Aug 18, 2004
4	4	Aug 19, 2004
5	5	Aug 20, 2004
6	6	Aug 23, 2004
7	7	Aug 24, 2004
8	8	Aug 25, 2004
9	9	Aug 26, 2004
10	10	Aug 27, 2004
11	11	Aug 30, 2004
12	12	Aug 31, 2004
13	13	Sep 1, 2004
14	14	Sep 2, 2004
15	15	Sep 3, 2004
16	16	Sep 6, 2004
17	17	Sep 7, 2004
18	18	Sep 8, 2004
19	19	Sep 9, 2004
20	20	Sep 10, 2004
21	21	Sep 13, 2004
22	22	Sep 14, 2004
23	23	Sep 15, 2004
24	24	Sep 16, 2004
25	25	Sep 17, 2004
26	26	Sep 20, 2004
27	27	Sep 21, 2004
28	28	Sep 22, 2004
29	29	Sep 23, 2004
30	30	Sep 24, 2004
31	30	Sep 24, 2004
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87	Newcomers of 2004	TBA
88	Best Male Artists of 2004	TBA
89	Best Female Artists of 2004	TBA
90	Best Videos of 2004	TBA
91	Best Dances Tunes of 2004	TBA
92	Best Number 1's Of 2004	TBA
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96	Christmas Bonanza	TBA
97	98	Jan 12, 2005
98	99	Jan 13, 2005
99	100	Jan 14, 2005

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Season 2

88 episodes • 2005

#	Episode	Air Date
1	96	Jan 10, 2005
2	96	TBA
3	97	Jan 11, 2005
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8	101	Jan 17, 2005
9	102	Jan 18, 2005
10	103	Jan 19, 2005
11	104	Jan 20, 2005
12	105	Jan 21, 2005
13	106	Jan 24, 2005
14	107	Jan 25, 2005
15	108	Jan 26, 2005
16	109	Jan 27, 2005
17	110	Jan 28, 2005
18	111	Jan 31, 2005
19	112	Feb 1, 2005
20	113	Feb 2, 2005
21	114	Feb 3, 2005
22	115	Feb 4, 2005
23	116	Feb 7, 2005
24	117	Feb 8, 2005
25	118	Feb 9, 2005
26	119	Feb 10, 2005
27	120	Feb 11, 2005
28	121	Feb 14, 2005
29	122	Feb 15, 2005
30	123	Feb 16, 2005
31	124	Feb 17, 2005
32	125	Feb 18, 2005
33	126	Feb 21, 2005
34	127	Feb 22, 2005
35	128	Feb 23, 2005
36	129	Feb 24, 2005
37	130	Feb 25, 2005
38	131	Feb 28, 2005
39	132	Mar 1, 2005
40	133	Mar 2, 2005
41	134	Mar 3, 2005
42	135	Mar 4, 2005
43	136	Mar 7, 2005
44	137	Mar 8, 2005
45	138	Mar 9, 2005
46	139	Mar 10, 2005
47	140	Mar 11, 2005
48	141	Mar 14, 2005
49	142	Mar 15, 2005
50	143	Mar 16, 2005
51	144	Mar 17, 2005
52	145	Mar 18, 2005
53	146	Mar 21, 2005
54	147	Mar 22, 2005
55	148	Mar 23, 2005
56	149	Mar 24, 2005
57	150	Mar 25, 2005
58	151	Mar 28, 2005
59	152	Mar 29, 2005
60	153	Mar 30, 2005
61	154	Mar 31, 2005
62	155	Apr 1, 2005
63	156	Apr 4, 2005
64	157	Apr 5, 2005
65	158	Apr 6, 2005
66	159	Apr 7, 2005
67	160	Apr 8, 2005
68	161	Apr 11, 2005
69	162	Apr 12, 2005
70	163	Apr 13, 2005
71	164	Apr 14, 2005
72	165	Apr 15, 2005
73	165	Apr 15, 2005
74	166	Apr 18, 2005
75	167	Apr 19, 2005
76	168	Apr 20, 2005
77	169	Apr 21, 2005
78	170	Apr 22, 2005
79	171	Apr 25, 2005
80	172	Apr 26, 2005
81	173	Apr 27, 2005
82	174	Apr 28, 2005
83	175	Apr 29, 2005
84	176	May 2, 2005
85	177	May 3, 2005
86	178	May 4, 2005
87	179	May 5, 2005
88	180	May 6, 2005

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