Current Episode Discussion VI

[parkerman]

No, I said why has Jim never mentioned Jack, not why has Jack never mentioned Jim.

[Pinkbanana]

No, I said why has Jim never mentioned Jack, not why has Jack never mentioned Jim.

Long lost relatives are always popping up in soaps (not just EE). Its a quick way of establishing them.

[Joanne]

Do we know how much money Ronnie won last night in the end?

[Abbie]

I dunno, didnt she wnat to win 4 grand or something?

[alan45]

WSell after another few months I decided to dip into EE to see the much vaunted Wedding episode. How TF this apology of a soap won the NTAs is beyond me.

[Pinkbanana]

WSell after another few months I decided to dip into EE to see the much vaunted Wedding episode. How TF this apology of a soap won the NTAs is beyond me.

Yeah, but the award was for most popular soap. I sense Al, that you dont like EE that much ( ) but the award wasnt to do with the quality, but the popularity!

[alan45]

WSell after another few months I decided to dip into EE to see the much vaunted Wedding episode. How TF this apology of a soap won the NTAs is beyond me.

Yeah, but the award was for most popular soap. I sense Al, that you dont like EE that much ( ) but the award wasnt to do with the quality, but the popularity!

But according to Broadcast its only the second most popular Soap behid Corrie

From Broadcast

An hour-long EastEnders wedding special drew 10m viewers (43.4%) to BBC1 last night, fending off the challenge from ITV1's Emmerdale.

The special 60 minute edition of the corporation's soap – featuring the wedding of Stacey Slater and Bradley Branning - saw its audience build from an initial 8.5m (37.6%) at the 7.30pm start to a high of 10.9m (47.5%) at 8pm.

The audience for BBC1's flagship soap was comfortably above the channel's slot average of 6.3m (36.7%).

EastEnders has, so far this year, averaged 8.4m (39.6%), making it the second most popular show on TV behind ITV1's Coronation Street.

[Pinkbanana]

WSell after another few months I decided to dip into EE to see the much vaunted Wedding episode. How TF this apology of a soap won the NTAs is beyond me.

Yeah, but the award was for most popular soap. I sense Al, that you dont like EE that much ( ) but the award wasnt to do with the quality, but the popularity!

But according to Broadcast its only the second most popular Soap behid Corrie

From Broadcast

An hour-long EastEnders wedding special drew 10m viewers (43.4%) to BBC1 last night, fending off the challenge from ITV1's Emmerdale.

The special 60 minute edition of the corporation's soap – featuring the wedding of Stacey Slater and Bradley Branning - saw its audience build from an initial 8.5m (37.6%) at the 7.30pm start to a high of 10.9m (47.5%) at 8pm.

The audience for BBC1's flagship soap was comfortably above the channel's slot average of 6.3m (36.7%).

EastEnders has, so far this year, averaged 8.4m (39.6%), making it the second most popular show on TV behind ITV1's Coronation Street.

Im talking about the most popular at the AWARDS....ie, why it won most POPULAR soap - yep I know that doesnt add up when you look at the rates. Sooooooo obviously EE fans are more proactive when it comes to voting.

I was just answering your point as to how EE won over Corrie - I was trying too convey across (probably badly) that it wasnt anything to do with quality, but popularity, ie the fans voted for their favourite.

Though on a sidenote, apart from the crap wedding this week, me thinks EE is really much improved...

[Chris_2k11]

WSell after another few months I decided to dip into EE to see the much vaunted Wedding episode. How TF this apology of a soap won the NTAs is beyond me.

I agree the wedding was nothing special

[Lizzie Brookes]

Watching the omnibus again - it made me wonder why Sean followed Max out of the pub on Tuesday and how he knew enough to suspect Max to be Stacey's married man.