Originally Posted by Nigella harman
I do agree with Jessica,when they are head to head its pretty obvious its impossible to watch them at the same time so the viewer has to then juggle with the schedules to watch both,if you are already halfway into a show you are less likely to switch over when you can catch the other show at ten oclock or on sunday afternoon.It doesnt mean a show has beaten the other.Not so long back i remember a bbc 3 eastenders 10 oclock repeat getting almost 800,000 viewers!!!pretty good going,because viewers who enjoy both shows were asked to choose!they clearly didnt,just had to rearrange their evenings viewing to watch both.However,the viewers are asked to choose at awards ceremonies and i would personally count that as an indication of a soaps popularity.Quick edit,ive just seen something showing the eastenders repeats getting over a million viewers at times on the bbc 3 repeats at 10.