Emmerdale viewers found themselves having to 'switch off' during the last episode of the week.
The ITV soap was back on screens on Friday night, just as people up and down the county celebrated Bonfire Night.
So it is no surprise that the episode saw the villagers enjoying a firework display to mark the annual occasion.
Priya Sharma had recently returned home from the hospital after suffering serious burns in the horror maze fire.
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She was seen watching the display from her garden while Marlon and Rhona put on a bonfire for his daughter April and her son Leo.
But Emmerdale viewers spotted a glaring problem.
"Letting off fireworks is daylight! Can only be in #Emmerdale," one said.
Another commented: "I'm sorry but who sets off fireworks in the middle of the day #Emmerdale."
"Why are there fireworks in the daytime? What a waste of money #Emmerdale," a third added.
A fourth said: "Fireworks in the daytime? Lost the plot #Emmerdale."
And the celebrations aren't for everyone, particularly for pet owners watching at home.
Some said they had tuned in to the soap in order to get away from the loud bangs being heard outside.
"That was clever, having fireworks for so many minutes during the programme. Those of us with panicked animals had to switch off!!" one Emmerdale viewer said.
Another echoed: "Not impressed with fireworks on Emmerdale just given dogs Kilmer and turned sound up on TV! Inside and out now."
"Not a good shout #emmerdale. Realistic firework sounds in tonight's episode. Just another way to scare pets on a night that is already traumatic for them," a third added.
A fourth said: "As if Emmerdale have put fireworks on this episode as if there’s not enough outside already #Emmerdale."
"Firework sounds on #emmerdale just set 1 of my dogs off. No warning @ITV can't believe this as both dogs were very calm. Should have thought it through," another complained.
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