"Back To Your Regularly Scheduled Programming" plays with the language of broadcast interruptions and media control. The phrase, often used after technical difficulties or emergency alerts, becomes a metaphor for how quickly systems attempt to restore the status quo.

Maurii uses glitch aesthetics and looping motion to suggest that what we consider "regular" is itself a curated feed of narratives—programmed, packaged, and resumed on command.

The piece invites viewers to question: When the signal returns and the program resumes, whose story are we actually watching, and what got edited out while we were waiting?