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Perdita
11-02-2009, 15:27
Give your predictions here and we can see who will be right:

Sexiest male

Sexiest female

Best Newcomer

Best on screen partnership

Best dramatic performance by a young actor/actress

Best Dramatic Performance

Best soap Villain

Best Exit

Best Single Episode

Spectacular Scene Of The Year

Best Actor

Best Actress

Special Award-

Best Soap

Siobhan
11-02-2009, 16:34
Sexiest male - Jack in EE

Sexiest female - no idea

Best Newcomer - Tiffany Jackson

Best on screen partnership - Shirley and Heather

Best dramatic performance by a young actor/actress - Whitney with the tony story line

Best Dramatic Performance - Tony/Whitney story

Best soap Villain - Nick Cotton

Best Exit - Jase in EE

Best Single Episode - again Whitney/Tony

Spectacular Scene Of The Year - Jase's death

Best Actor - Tony.. he was evil

Best Actress - Whitney

Special Award- Dot Cotton. she deserves lots of awards

Best Soap - Eastenders

tammyy2j
11-02-2009, 17:15
Sexiest Male - Paul O Brien aka Jack in Home and Away

Sexiest Female - Samantha Janus aka Ronnie in Eastenders

Best Newcomer - Tiffany Jackson

Best on screen partnership - Heather and Shirley in Eastenders

Best dramatic performance by a young actor/actress - Whitney in Eastenders

Best Dramatic Performance - Niall Rafferty in Hollyoaks

Best soap Villain - Niall Rafferty in Hollyoaks

Best Exit - Sean Slater in Eastenders

Best Single Episode - Niall Rafferty - McQueen hostage situation church explosion

Spectacular Scene Of The Year - Niall Rafferty - McQueen hostage situation church explosion

Best Actor - Barry Sloane - Niall Rafferty in Hollyoaks

Best Actress - Elizabeth Estensen - Diane in Emmerdale

Special Award - Clive Hornby - Emmerdale

Best Soap - Emmerdale

Perdita
11-02-2009, 17:39
tammy2j, what have you got against Niall Rafferty in Hollyoaks :rotfl: :p

lizann
12-02-2009, 11:43
Sexiest Male - Aden in Home and Away

Sexiest Female - Heather in Eastenders

Best Newcomer - Tiffany Jackson

Best on screen partnership - Heather and Shirley in Eastenders

Best dramatic performance by a young actor/actress - Tiffany Jackson in Eastenders

Best Dramatic Performance - Niall Rafferty in Hollyoaks

Best Soap Villain - Niall Rafferty in Hollyoaks

Best Exit - Max Cunningham in Eastenders

Best Single Episode - Jack's funeral in Emmerdale

Spectacular Scene Of The Year - McQueen Hostage

Best Actor - Barry Sloane - Niall Rafferty in Hollyoaks

Best Actress - Elizabeth Estensen - Diane in Emmerdale

Special Award - Clive Hornby RIP - Jack in Emmerdale

Best Soap - Hollyoaks

di marco
12-02-2009, 12:29
Special Award- Dot Cotton. she deserves lots of awards

hasnt june brown already won this award?

ill have a think and get back to this thread :)

Abbie
15-02-2009, 00:52
Special Award- Dot Cotton. she deserves lots of awards

hasnt june brown already won this award?

ill have a think and get back to this thread :)

I was thinking that but I really dont remember her getting it

Abigail
15-02-2009, 23:37
Sexiest Male - Paul O Brien aka Jack in Home and Away



Sexiest Male - Aden in Home and Away


Australian soaps aren't nominated in the British Soap Awards.

Chris_2k11
15-02-2009, 23:39
Special Award- Dot Cotton. she deserves lots of awards

hasnt june brown already won this award?

ill have a think and get back to this thread :)

I was thinking that but I really dont remember her getting itShe definitely has

Clive Hornby will get that one I think :)

Siobhan
16-02-2009, 08:48
Special Award- Dot Cotton. she deserves lots of awards

hasnt june brown already won this award?

ill have a think and get back to this thread :)

sure she can have it again cause she is amazing

di marco
16-02-2009, 16:10
Special Award- Dot Cotton. she deserves lots of awards

hasnt june brown already won this award?

ill have a think and get back to this thread :)

sure she can have it again cause she is amazing

she is amazing, though i think you can only get it once

Perdita
24-02-2009, 10:37
http//:www.britishsoapawards.tv/

Vote for your farvourite soap here :D

Abbie
24-02-2009, 17:49
Ive Voted :D

Perdita
24-02-2009, 18:12
So have I :D

Chloe O'brien
27-02-2009, 11:52
Wendy Richards will get a special award as a fitting tribute.

Abbie
27-02-2009, 17:01
Wendy Richards will get a special award as a fitting tribute.

Aww thats good :D :thumbsup:

Chris_2k11
27-02-2009, 22:32
Im not so sure as she already got one of those a couple of years back

di marco
08-03-2009, 20:36
Im not so sure as she already got one of those a couple of years back

i agree, i dont think you can get it more than once, i think itll be that guy from emmerdale who died (cant remember his name, i dont watch emmerdale)

Chris_2k11
08-03-2009, 20:39
Clive Hornby, yeah I definitely think it'll be him.

Perdita
09-03-2009, 06:42
That would be nice if he was honoured in this way

Perdita
29-04-2009, 15:16
Thursday, 14 May 2009, 8:00PM - 10:00PM


The British Soap Awards is back and set to be bigger than ever as it looks back over another year of tears, trials, tribulations and tantrums from the nation’s biggest TV shows.

Entries from the five biggest soaps are eligible – Coronation Street, Doctors, EastEnders, Emmerdale and Hollyoaks – and stars from all five will don their finest on the night for what promises to be one of the award calendar’s most glamorous occasions.

Hosted by Phillip Schofield, with awards being presented by some of the entertainment worlds most famous faces, there’s everything to play for in the soap world’s ‘Oscars’.

The British Soap Awards honour outstanding achievement in the country’s most popular television genre. There are 17 awards and categories are voted for either by a panel of expert judges or by the public and include Sexiest Male and Female, Best Actor and Actress, Best Comedy Performance, Villain of the Year, Spectacular Scene of the Year, Best On-Screen Partnership and the ultimate accolade, Best British Soap which was last year won by EastEnders.

On ITV2 Michael Underwood and Angellica Bell will report on all the glamour from the red carpet and the ceremony. After the awards they will be at the Soap Awards party, celebrating with the winners, commiserating with those that missed out on glory, and getting all the behind the scenes gossip from the stars of our favourite shows.

Perdita
05-05-2009, 06:09
Channel 4 teen soap Hollyoaks has secured the most nominations on this year's British Soap Awards shortlist.

Released today, the list sees each of the five qualifying soaps - Coronation Street, Doctors, EastEnders, Emmerdale and Hollyoaks - receive the default three nods in five of the six viewer-voted categories: Sexiest Male, Sexiest Female, Villain of the Year, Best Actor and Best Actress. Also, each show is automatically nominated for Best Soap.

Winners of the remaining 11 awards - including Best Comedy Performance, Best Newcomer, Best Single Episode and Best Storyline - have been decided by a panel.

Of the 36 shortlist panel nominations, Hollyoaks featured in each of the nine categories, while EastEnders received eight nods.

Coronation Street took seven, while Emmerdale and Doctors were given six each.

Notably, Corrie failed to receive a nomination in the Best Dramatic Performance category, while Emmerdale didn't make the top four in the Best Storyline and Best Single Episode stakes.

Nominations for the Lifetime Achievement and Special Achievement awards are also considered by the panel.

The eleventh annual British Soap Awards take place at BBC's Television Centre in central London on Saturday. The ceremony will transmit on Wednesday, May 13 on ITV1.

British Soap Awards 2009: Full Panel Shortlist

Yep, here we are again. We're just days off the eleventh annual British Soap Awards which, each year, sees hoards of soap stars throw on their wardrobe best for the glitzy bash held at BBC's London Television Centre on Saturday night.

Until then, though, here are the final four nominations in each of the panel-voted categories, listed in alphabetical order by soap. Don't forget to check back just after midnight on Sunday for the complete winners' list and, once I've sobered up, some gossip from the red carpet and bash itself!

By default, each soap has 15 nominations in the public-voted categories and in the nine panel-voted categories each show has a different number. This year, Hollyoaks has nominations in every award category, EastEnders eight, Corrie has seven, while Emmerdale and Doctors has six.

Now while I go and buy a nice gold tie, you can continue to vote for your Best Soap by clicking here.

Best Comedy Performance (Last year's winner was Maggie Jones)
Coronation Street: Simon Gregson (Steve McDonald)
EastEnders: Nina Wadia (Zainab Masood)
Emmerdale: Dominic Brunt (Paddy Kirk)
Hollyoaks: Hollie-Jay Bowes (Michaela McQueen)

Best Dramatic Performance (Last year's winner was Jo Joyner, EastEnders)
Doctors: Anita Carey (Vivien March)
EastEnders: Patsy Palmer (Bianca Jackson)
Emmerdale: Jenna-Louise Coleman (Jasmine Thomas)
Hollyoaks Carley Stenson (Steph Cunningham)

Best Dramatic Performance for a Young Actor or Actress (Last year's winner was Jamie Borthwick, EastEnders)
Coronation Street: Alexander Bain (Simon Barlow)
EastEnders: Maisie Smith (Tiffany Dean)
Emmerdale: Isabel Hodgins (Victoria Sugden)
Hollyoaks: Ellis Hollins (Tom Cunningham)

Best Exit (Last year's winner was Gemma Bissix, Hollyoaks)
Coronation Street: Rob James-Collier (Liam Connor)
Doctors: Michael McKell (Dr Nick West)
Emmerdale: Matt Healy (Matthew King)
Hollyoaks: Matt Littler (Max Cunningham)

Best Newcomer (Last year's winner was Michelle Keegan, Coronation Street)
Coronation Street: Craig Gazey (Graeme Proctor)
Doctors: Selina Chilton (Ruth Pearce)
EastEnders: Shona McGarty (Whitney Dean)
Hollyoaks: Jorgie Porter (Theresa McQueen)

Best On-Screen Partnership (Last year's winner was Matt Littler and Darren Jon Jeffires, Hollyoaks)
Coronation Street: Simon Gregson and Katherine Kelly (Steve McDonald & Becky Granger)
EastEnders: Nitin Ganatra and Nina Wadia (Masood Ahmed and Zainab Masood)
Emmerdale: Mark Charnock and Dominic Brunt (Marlon Dingle and Paddy Kirk)
Hollyoaks: Nico Mirallegro and Marc Silcock (Barry 'Newt' Newton and Eli)

Best Storyline (Last year's winner was Max and Stacey’s Affair, EastEnders)
Coronation Street: TBC
Doctors: TBC
EastEnders: TBC
Hollyoaks: TBC

Spectacular Scene (Last year's winner was Car off Cliff, Hollyoaks)
Doctors: TBC
EastEnders: TBC
Emmerdale: TBC
Hollyoaks: TBC

Best Single Episode (Last year's winner was Baby Daniel’s Death, Emmerdale)
Coronation Street: TBC
Doctors: TBC
EastEnders: TBC
Hollyoaks: TBC

To be announced on the night:
Lifetime Achievement Award
Special Achievement Award
Best Soap

Chris_2k11
05-05-2009, 18:06
Best Newcomer
Hollyoaks: Jorgie Porter (Theresa McQueen)hahahaha!

Ha

tammyy2j
05-05-2009, 18:17
So who is presenting? Is it Fern and Phil again?

my picks:-

Best Comedy Performance
Coronation Street: Simon Gregson (Steve McDonald)

Best Dramatic Performance
EastEnders: Patsy Palmer (Bianca Jackson)


Best Dramatic Performance for a Young Actor or Actress
EastEnders: Maisie Smith (Tiffany Dean)

Best Exit
Hollyoaks: Matt Littler (Max Cunningham)

Best Newcomer
EastEnders: Shona McGarty (Whitney Dean)


Best On-Screen Partnership
Coronation Street: Simon Gregson and Katherine Kelly (Steve McDonald & Becky Granger)

di marco
05-05-2009, 18:32
So who is presenting? Is it Fern and Phil again?

its just phil this year

angel_eyes87
05-05-2009, 18:34
I think Phillip is presenting on his own, well thats what is says on Wiki.

Heres my picks

Best Comedy Performance

Hollyoaks: Hollie-Jay Bowes (Michaela McQueen)

Best Dramatic Performance

Emmerdale: Jenna-Louise Coleman (Jasmine Thomas)

Best Dramatic Performance for a Young Actor or Actress

Emmerdale: Isabel Hodgins (Victoria Sugden)

Best Exit

Hollyoaks: Matt Littler (Max Cunningham)

Best Newcomer

EastEnders: Shona McGarty (Whitney Dean)

Best On-Screen Partnership

Coronation Street: Simon Gregson and Katherine Kelly (Steve McDonald & Becky Granger)

Chloe O'brien
05-05-2009, 22:34
It was GMTV this morning that the awards are being held this Saturday then they will be shown on tv next Wednesday.

di marco
06-05-2009, 22:51
Best Storyline (Last year's winner was Max and Stacey’s Affair, EastEnders)
Coronation Street: TBC
Doctors: TBC
EastEnders: TBC
Hollyoaks: TBC

Spectacular Scene (Last year's winner was Car off Cliff, Hollyoaks)
Doctors: TBC
EastEnders: TBC
Emmerdale: TBC
Hollyoaks: TBC

Best Single Episode (Last year's winner was Baby Daniel’s Death, Emmerdale)
Coronation Street: TBC
Doctors: TBC
EastEnders: TBC
Hollyoaks: TBC

Best Storyline (Last year's winner was Max and Stacey’s Affair, EastEnders)
Coronation Street: Tony's Revenge
Doctors: Vivien's Rape
EastEnders: Bianca Discovers Tony's A Paedophile
Hollyoaks: Niall's Revenge

Spectacular Scene (Last year's winner was Car off Cliff, Hollyoaks)
Doctors: The Homecoming
EastEnders: The Millers' Explosion
Emmerdale: Victoria Falls Through The Ice
Hollyoaks: Church Explosion

Best Single Episode (Last year's winner was Baby Daniel’s Death, Emmerdale)
Coronation Street: Steve and Becky's Failed Wedding
Doctors: 'A Kind of Hush'
EastEnders: Bianca Discovers The Truth About Tony
Hollyoaks: Max and Steph's Wedding

Chloe O'brien
06-05-2009, 23:16
Best Comedy Performance (Last year's winner was Maggie Jones)

Emmerdale: Dominic Brunt (Paddy Kirk)


Best Dramatic Performance (Last year's winner was Jo Joyner, EastEnders)

Hollyoaks Carley Stenson (Steph Cunningham)

Best Dramatic Performance for a Young Actor or Actress (Last year's winner was Jamie Borthwick, EastEnders)

Hollyoaks: Ellis Hollins (Tom Cunningham)

Best Exit (Last year's winner was Gemma Bissix, Hollyoaks)

Emmerdale: Matt Healy (Matthew King)


Best Newcomer (Last year's winner was Michelle Keegan, Coronation Street)

EastEnders: Shona McGarty (Whitney Dean)

Best On-Screen Partnership (Last year's winner was Matt Littler and Darren Jon Jeffires, Hollyoaks)

Coronation Street: Simon Gregson and Katherine Kelly (Steve McDonald & Becky Granger)

angel_eyes87
06-05-2009, 23:27
Best Storyline (Last year's winner was Max and Stacey’s Affair, EastEnders)

EastEnders: Bianca Discovers Tony's A Paedophile


Spectacular Scene (Last year's winner was Car off Cliff, Hollyoaks)

Emmerdale: Victoria Falls Through The Ice


Best Single Episode (Last year's winner was Baby Daniel’s Death, Emmerdale)

Hollyoaks: Max and Steph's Wedding

Am I the only one wondering how Steve and Becky's non wedding is up for Single Episode :nono: , Emmerdale were robbed a nomination for Jack's Funeral:searchme:

Perdita
07-05-2009, 07:15
A PAEDOPHILE story has earned EastEnders FIVE British Soap Award nominations including Best Single Episode and Best Storyline.
It saw Bianca Jackson (Patsy Palmer) discover fiance Tony King (Chris Coghill) was molesting her stepdaughter Whitney Dean (Shona McGarty).

Patsy is up for Best Dramatic Performance, Chris got a Best Villain nod and Shona is up for Best Newcomer. Rival Coronation Street was also nominated five times.

From The Sun

Chris_2k11
07-05-2009, 15:52
Am I the only one wondering how Steve and Becky's non wedding is up for Single Episode :nono:I agree that was a terrible episode! :eek: really OTT

Katy
07-05-2009, 16:20
i love the soap awards, i remember having a party once when i was younger and we had to dress up as our favourite character, I was Sarah platt, and she won the award for the baby storyline, thats how long ago it was.

di marco
07-05-2009, 21:24
my predictions (although only from ee and hollyoaks cos theyre the only 2 i watch)

sexiest male: rob kazinsky (sean slater, ee)
sexiest female: roxanne mckee (louise summers, hollyoaks) - cos she always wins it
villian of the year: larry lamb (archie mitchell, ee) or barry sloane (niall rafferty, hollyoaks)
best actor: jake wood (max branning, ee)
best actress: jo joyner (tanya branning, ee)
best comedy performance: i dont think either zainab or michaela will win it so it will be one of the others but seeing as i dont watch corrie or emmerdale i dunno out of the 2
best dramatic performance: patsy palmer (bianca jackson, ee)
best dramatic performance for a young actor or actress: maisie smith (tiffany dean, ee) - although i dont think she really did anything dramatic i think shes great and toms already won it
best exit: matt littler (max cunningham, hollyoaks)
best newcomer: shona mcgarty (whitney dean, ee)
best onscreen partnership: nitin ganatra and nina wadia (masood ahmed and zainab masood, ee)
best storyline: bianca discovers tonys a paedophile (ee) or nialls revenge (hollyoaks) - as i dont think the bianca/tony/whitney storyline or the niall/mcqueens storyline will win in more than 1 category
spectacular scene: church explosion (hollyoaks)
best single episode: bianca discovers the truth about tony (ee) or max and stephs wedding (hollyoaks)
lifetime achievement award: clive hornby
special award: dunno
best soap: eastenders

tammyy2j
09-05-2009, 22:27
Any results yet?

Chloe O'brien
09-05-2009, 22:34
No not yet don't know if anyone is there tonight.

Chris_2k11
09-05-2009, 23:08
Best Actor Robert Kazinsky - Sean Slater [EastEnders]

Best Actress Katherine Kelly - Becky Grainger [Coronation Street]

Sexiest Male Scott Maslen - Jack Branning [EastEnders]

Sexiest Female Michelle Keegan - Tina McIntrye [Coronation Street]

Best Villan Tony Gordon - Gray O' Brien [Coronation Street]

Best Newcomer Craig Gazey - Graeme Proctor [Coronation Street]

Best Comedy Performance Nina Wadia - Zainab Masood [EastEnders]

Best Dramatic Performance Anita Carey - Viven March [Doctors]

Best Dramatic Performance from a young actor or actress Maisie Smith - Tiffany Dean [EastEnders]

Best Exit Rob James Collier - Liam Connor [EastEnders]

Best On-Screen Partnership Nitin Ganatra and Nina Wadia - Masood Ahmed & Zainab Masood [EastEnders]

Best Storyline Viven's Rape [Doctors]

Most Spectactular Scene Victoria Falls Through The Ice [Emmerdale]

Best Single Episode A Kind Of Hush [Doctors]

Best Soap EastEnders

Lifetime Achievement Award: Barbara Windsor - Peggy Mitchell [EastEnders] (???)

Chloe O'brien
09-05-2009, 23:13
Your having a laugh how did the Poison Dwarf get a lifetime award.

Bad Wolf
09-05-2009, 23:19
hollyoaks totally overlooked- in favour for doctors- wtf?????????

angel_eyes87
09-05-2009, 23:32
How on earth Hollyoaks got no awards is beyond me, I was expecting them to get at least a few. I thought that either the one who plays Tom in Hollyoaks or the one that plays Victoria in Emmerdale would have won best Young Actor, what exactly has Tiff done except look cute and sweet on TV. I thought they would have got best storyline for Nialls revenge and single episode for Maxs death. How on earth Jasmine never won Dramatic performance is beyond me. The panel needs to have a look at the shows again, because Hollyoaks was brilliant last year:thumbsdow

Chris_2k11
09-05-2009, 23:43
To be honest I don't think Hollyoaks has been any good for atleast six months now so im not surprised they never won anything. This is actually good for the show i think, it'll prompt it to sort itself out.

tammyy2j
10-05-2009, 00:15
FFS total crap winners!

Hollyoaks 0 wins :thumbsdow

Bianca/Tony/Whitney storyline and the actors involved should have won something one of the best soap storylines of the year

Chloe O'brien
10-05-2009, 00:17
Well at least we won't have to watch on Wednesday

Perdita
10-05-2009, 05:50
Best Actor Robert Kazinsky - Sean Slater [EastEnders]

Best Actress Katherine Kelly - Becky Grainger [Coronation Street]

Sexiest Male Scott Maslen - Jack Branning [EastEnders]

Sexiest Female Michelle Keegan - Tina McIntrye [Coronation Street]

Best Villan Tony Gordon - Gray O' Brien [Coronation Street]

Best Newcomer Craig Gazey - Graeme Proctor [Coronation Street]

Best Comedy Performance Nina Wadia - Zainab Masood [EastEnders]

Best Dramatic Performance Anita Carey - Viven March [Doctors]

Best Dramatic Performance from a young actor or actress Maisie Smith - Tiffany Dean [EastEnders]

Best Exit Rob James Collier - Liam Connor [EastEnders]

Best On-Screen Partnership Nitin Ganatra and Nina Wadia - Masood Ahmed & Zainab Masood [EastEnders]

Best Storyline Viven's Rape [Doctors]

Most Spectactular Scene Victoria Falls Through The Ice [Emmerdale]

Best Single Episode A Kind Of Hush [Doctors]

Best Soap EastEnders

Lifetime Achievement Award: Barbara Windsor - Peggy Mitchell [EastEnders] (???)

When did Liam Connor defect to EastEnders? :D Can't complain as a big Corrie fan but why Babs Windsor for Lifetime Achievement Award? Would have preferred Clive Hornsby from Emmerdale to honour his memory and his brilliant acting skills

alan45
10-05-2009, 07:55
The Poison Dwarf winning a lifetime achievement award FFS. There are far more deserving cases than this talentless crone. She cant act. All she is capable of is being a one trick pony. What a joke.

parkerman
10-05-2009, 08:49
The Poison Dwarf winning a lifetime achievement award FFS. There are far more deserving cases than this talentless crone. She cant act. All she is capable of is being a one trick pony. What a joke.
Gerrouromypub, alan!

Bryan
10-05-2009, 11:15
i was about to say why the hell didn't Sam Janus win an award for best actress, and the fallout episode best episode, but i think it was too near to the awards and will probably be nominated next year!

alan45
10-05-2009, 12:14
Could someone please explain to me the point of ITV devoting 2hrs on Wednesday Night to the British Soap Awards when we all know the results. What a waste of time!!!!!!. It would be as bad as showing the FA Cup 3 or 4 days after the event.:wall: :rolleyes:

Chris_2k11
10-05-2009, 12:51
its only a couple of hours a year alan! i like to watch it all take place anyway :)

Pinkbanana
10-05-2009, 13:12
Could someone please explain to me the point of ITV devoting 2hrs on Wednesday Night to the British Soap Awards when we all know the results. What a waste of time!!!!!!. It would be as bad as showing the FA Cup 3 or 4 days after the event.:wall: :rolleyes:

I agree with you, Alan. *can't believe I actually uttered those words* :eek:

angel_eyes87
10-05-2009, 13:24
I like to watch to see the reaction of the losers, its so funny, they try to make out that their fine, but you can see that they're bitter about losing. I want to see the faces of Hollyoaks when they realise that they have won nothing:lol: Still cant believe they didn't win anything, I know it hasn't been good for the last 6 months, but before that it was great to watch.:searchme:

Perdita
10-05-2009, 20:05
So these awards that went on last night...

Yep, the eleventh annual British Soap Awards were held at the traditional venue of BBC Television Centre in London and it turned out to be quite a night.

After rolling up at 4pm, we were eventually escorted to the arrivals area to prepare for what can only be described as the pandemonium that followed. This year's red carpet arrivals were the most hectic yet.

The Hollyoaks cast began showing up at around 5.30pm in, to begin with, a mostly calm and collected manner. A few Emmerdale and Doctors stars soon began filtering through and within about 45 minutes, all hell broke loose as the entire casts of EastEnders and Coronation Street piled down in force. A special thanks to James Fiddy for taking time out of his weekend to operate the camera.

Luckily, I managed to avoid being targeted by a pigeon poo this year, too, which was a bonus.

The highlight of the red carpet probably has to be the late arrival of the legendary June Brown. She ended up running around like a headless chicken backwards and forwards between fans and the press. The reason she was late? Apparently her beady dress fell to pieces on her way out of the door, so she wound up wearing a black and white two-piece number, which in her words made her "look more like she was going to the theatre".

Bedlam finally over, I headed straight into the ceremony and on the way, managed to trip over in the corridor in front of Corrie's entire Windass clan. Everything was going so well.

Filming for the awards began at around 8pm and lasted around an hour-and-a-half, during which the likes of Sir Alan's aide Nick Hewer, funnyman Lee Mack and Neighbours' Stefan Dennis made guest appearances as award presenters.

EastEnders bagged seven gongs to Corrie's six, while Doctors found themselves back on the winners' rostrum and celebrated with three awards. Emmerdale managed just one. Quite surprisingly, Hollyoaks didn't manage to pick up a single trophy, despite being nominated in every category.

Not to taint Doctors' trio of wins in any way - Vivien's rape storyline was excellent and was extremely worthy of the awards - but I can't help thinking that EastEnders' paedophile plot wasn't given the credit it deserved.

And finally, here are just a few things I picked up along the way:
§ The only two recent EastEnders cast members who are who they say they are on Twitter are Adam Woodyatt and Rob Kazinsky. Madeline Duggan and Melissa Suffield are Emma Rigby's (Hannah Ashworth) definitely leaving Hollyoaks at the back-end of this year.
§ There's a huge storyline coming up for Syed in EastEnders, but more on that soon.
§ Kat Kelly can't wait for Steve and Becky's 'much bigger and much better' wedding...
§ There's a new family headed for Emmerdale as part of the show's reinvention.
§ Larry Lamb's just returned to filming with EastEnders.
§ Nandos-loving Chris Fountain hinted that a Hollyoaks Later stint could be on the cards...
§ Anna Karen will be making a welcome return as Walford's Aunt Sal within the next couple of months.
§ Barry Sloane suggested that his Hollyoaks character Niall Rafferty might not be dead. I think he may have been joking, though. Could he really have survived that fall?
§ Glen Wallace is sticking around for a fair bit longer in Hollyoaks, but won't be appearing in this year's Later edition.
§ Apparently there's quite a big Beale storyline in the pipeline in EastEnders.
§ September's going to be a huge month for Hollyoaks. Four weeks of 'fantastic material' which includes Hollyoaks Later.
Don't forget you can watch the ceremony on Wednesday evening at 8pm on ITV1

lizann
11-05-2009, 12:03
crap results :angry:

I am still going to watch the show just for the loser faces :lol:

Perdita
12-05-2009, 15:32
Neighbours icon Stefan Dennis was stalked at this year's British Soap Awards by two obsessed fans who bought their tickets off eBay, Digital Spy can exclusively reveal.

The 50-year-old Australian actor - who has played the role of Paul Robinson since the soap began in 1985 - was invited to the annual ceremony to present the best villain award, this year won by Coronation Street's Gray O'Brien (Tony Gordon).

The unknown Neighbours obsessives, who apparently looked like characters from Little Britain, purchased their passes to the event for £250 from eBay and began taking anything and everything that Dennis touched, including his drinks and snacks.

A source told DS: "They had access-all-areas passes and literally followed Stefan around the awards all night. They heard that he was flying over and when he confirmed his attendance at the BSAs on This Morning, they bagged their tickets for about £250 from eBay."

They added: "The pair only turned up at the awards to see Stefan and they took full advantage of his presence, lifting everything he touched – his drinks, plate of snacks and even the best villain card which he read from."

The mother and daughter duo also managed to secure the best seats in the greenroom to watch the ceremony on the large plasma TV.

Another source added: "They were all over ex-EastEnders actor Rob Kazinsky all night at one point, too."

DaVeyWaVey
12-05-2009, 20:56
Barbara Windsor got a lifetime achievement award for playing herself.. good going!

Jessie Wallace
12-05-2009, 21:10
hollyoaks totally overlooked- in favour for doctors- wtf?????????

Do you watch Doctors?
It's has much better storylines, the quality is amazing, and iy's about time it got more recognision. Really happy they one 3 awards :)

Chris_2k11
12-05-2009, 21:20
I've never really seen Doctors but it must be doing something right as its been on years now.

Abbie
13-05-2009, 21:15
:eek: EE was robed for best storyline!

tammyy2j
14-05-2009, 11:31
Hollyoaks was definitely robbed for best villian and best storyline for Niall and his storyline (ok tie with Eastenders for best storyline Tony and Whitney)

The show was crap, the presenter was crap ( he is terrible without Fern or Holly) presenters (Jordan and Peter united front :lol: ) were crap, nominees were crap and winners were crap

Overall a crap show! :thumbsdow

These awards should be shown live as we all knew who won beforehand

Perdita
14-05-2009, 11:41
I agree that the show should be shown live, I don't know why this is not done. Hardly enjoyable if the winners are already known for days on end beforehand.

di marco
18-05-2009, 21:37
bit late, but my guesses were appalling! cant believe i only managed to guess 3 right! cant believe the tony/whitney/bianca storyline didnt win anything, i think it really should have won either best storyline or best epi. dont watch doctors but i really wanna see that storyline as it must surely have been amazing to win all those awards? cant believe barbara windsor won lifetime achievement, i couldnt believe it when it was announced, shes awful! im wondering if they only give the award to people who are still on their soaps and there wasnt many people left to choose from who hadnt already won it! and im glad she didnt make the speech for the best soap award, her not speaking for that was the highlight lol!

di marco
18-05-2009, 21:41
Could someone please explain to me the point of ITV devoting 2hrs on Wednesday Night to the British Soap Awards when we all know the results. What a waste of time!!!!!!. It would be as bad as showing the FA Cup 3 or 4 days after the event.:wall: :rolleyes:


I agree that the show should be shown live, I don't know why this is not done. Hardly enjoyable if the winners are already known for days on end beforehand.

this might be sad, but i dont read who won so that i can watch the show on the wednesday and enjoy it. i dont see the point in the winners being announced before its shown

Perdita
19-05-2009, 06:20
But sometimes you can't avoid reading about the winners because it is plastered on the front pages of the papers and magazines or it is referred to in articles before the show has been transmitted.

Abbie
19-05-2009, 22:26
I never read about the winners before hand :D :p

di marco
21-05-2009, 17:30
But sometimes you can't avoid reading about the winners because it is plastered on the front pages of the papers and magazines or it is referred to in articles before the show has been transmitted.

thats why i didnt come on here or read anything on ds or watch any sort of news programme as i knew somewhere i was bound to see them. its quite sad i know that i went through all that not to find out but i didnt see the point in watching it otherwise

Perdita
21-05-2009, 17:33
Perhaps we need to be more careful on here to user spoiler tags if we are not in a spoiler thread. :)

di marco
21-05-2009, 17:56
Perhaps we need to be more careful on here to user spoiler tags if we are not in a spoiler thread. :)

nah dont worry about it. its not really a spoiler seeing as it has happened. i had work due in anyway so it was good i couldnt distract myself on here!

Chris_2k11
22-05-2009, 00:50
You've got the right idea di marco, its the same with reading all the spoilers about the soaps (although they're hard to avoid) it'd be so much better just to watch all the shows without having a clue whats gonna happen next. Sometimes I wish so much didn't leak before hand. But i can't resist reading them haha

Jessie Wallace
22-05-2009, 02:45
cant believe the tony/whitney/bianca storyline didnt win anything, i think it really should have won either best storyline or best epi. dont watch doctors but i really wanna see that storyline as it must surely have been amazing to win all those awards?

Definatly watch the episodes of Doctors, i'm pretty sure they are on youtube.
Wonderfully written and played out, with out too much emotion, and enough sensitivity, i still have them on my dvd incase i wish to watch again!

di marco
22-05-2009, 15:18
You've got the right idea di marco, its the same with reading all the spoilers about the soaps (although they're hard to avoid) it'd be so much better just to watch all the shows without having a clue whats gonna happen next. Sometimes I wish so much didn't leak before hand. But i can't resist reading them haha

yeh ive stopped reading the hollyoaks spoilers although i still manage to find out some of the stuff thats happening. i tried to stop reading the ee ones but started again cos i needed to know what was happening! although it would be so much better if i didnt know! with the soap awards its easier cos i knew i only had to wait a few days. if the spoilers only came out a few days before then i could probably be able to not read them

di marco
22-05-2009, 15:19
cant believe the tony/whitney/bianca storyline didnt win anything, i think it really should have won either best storyline or best epi. dont watch doctors but i really wanna see that storyline as it must surely have been amazing to win all those awards?

Definatly watch the episodes of Doctors, i'm pretty sure they are on youtube.
Wonderfully written and played out, with out too much emotion, and enough sensitivity, i still have them on my dvd incase i wish to watch again!

thanks, if theyre on youtube ill definitely try and watch them then

Ruffed_lemur
23-05-2009, 18:44
I never read about the winners before hand :D :p

I only saw that Eastenders had won Best Soap, so everything else was a surprise.