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Prime Time as well. Up against a Man City match on BBC1 and Historic Glastonbury on BBC2..... i think they'd be screwed whatever they showed so might as well put it on.
28th June
7.30pm - 9.00pm - The Road to Corrie
9.00pm - 10.00pm - Soap Award Celebration
It's called complementary scheduling and I think ITV have probably given it the best slot it could - will rate better against the football than the powerhouse that is Countryfile/Antiques Roadshow I'm sure, and leading into a soap award doc with a show about the nations most famous soap seems pretty sensible.
EastEnders is irrelevant - it's come nowhere near the ratings of Corrie and Emmerdale for a couple of years now and will have zero impact on Corrie now. Indeed of all the UK primetime soaps Corrie is probably the least similar to EastEnders.
ITV1, eh?
Prime Time as well. Up against a Man City match on BBC1 and Historic Glastonbury on BBC2..... i think they'd be screwed whatever they showed so might as well put it on.
28th June
7.30pm - 9.00pm - The Road to Corrie
9.00pm - 10.00pm - Soap Award Celebration
It's called complementary scheduling and I think ITV have probably given it the best slot it could - will rate better against the football than the powerhouse that is Countryfile/Antiques Roadshow I'm sure, and leading into a soap award doc with a show about the nations most famous soap seems pretty sensible.
Do people think EE going off air will have much effect on Corrie's ratings? Or will EE fans just stick to the EE tribute stuff on BBC1 rather than transitioning across to see Corrie as the most similar soap left?
EastEnders is irrelevant - it's come nowhere near the ratings of Corrie and Emmerdale for a couple of years now and will have zero impact on Corrie now. Indeed of all the UK primetime soaps Corrie is probably the least similar to EastEnders.