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BBC News - General

Does it really matter where the news comes from, as long as we viewers get the news?
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The trouble with EastEnders

nok32uk posted:
All I can say is these promos must be hinting that EE is finally losing viewers!


What do you mean finally? They've been losing viewers for years.
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The trouble with EastEnders

623058 posted:


That represents what EastEnders is about. Entertainment for backward people.
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Coronation Street

Sue Cleaver MUST win best actress at the soap awards. It would be a complete and utter travesty if she doesn't.

But oh no, I'm sure that little prize will go to such outstanding talent like Carly Wicks or Squiggle Fox off EastEnders will win that. Rolling Eyes
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Coronation Street

Sue Cleaver MUST win best actress at the soap awards. It would be a complete and utter travesty if she doesn't.

But oh no, I'm sure that little prize will go to such outstanding talent like Carly Wicks or Squiggle Fox off EastEnders will win that. Rolling Eyes
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The trouble with EastEnders

Brekkie Boy posted:
Do they still use the "Everybody's talking about it" line.


It's still true - just most people are saying it's ****!


I haven't seen that line for years (wonder why?)

Friday's ending, BTW, was dreadful. The acting by Kellie Shirley, who plays Carly, was absolutely dreadful. Linda Henry, who plays Shirley, deserves much more.
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The trouble with EastEnders

Has anyone else seen those two new ads, promoting EastEnders, which keep coming up between programmes on BBC1? One is about Dot's baby, the other about Stella and Ben. Obviously there just to drum up attention for when the soap goes five nights a week.

Really it just shows how crap the show has become (e.g. May: "It's every woman's right to have a baby." No, it's a privilege)
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DMTV

That whole site is just brilliant.
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GMTV (1993 - 2010)

GMTV needs a MASSIVE revamp.

It needs to get rid of the £1.30 competitions, axe Fiona Phillips, Andrew bloody Castle, and the 'I'm so funny' Penny Smith, update the presentation to fit 2007 and not 1987, get rid of the awful backdrop that looks more like Iraq than Britain, and have it on 7 days a week.

If I had my way, this is how the schedule would look:

6.00-7.00 News Hour - hour of the very latest national and international news, with a local news updates at 6.25 and 6.55. Presented by John Stapleton and Gloria De Piero (Mon-Thu) and Alastair Stewart and Angela Rippon (Fri-Sun). The whole thing would also be in a seperate part of the studio, behind a news desk, and modern day news graphics.

7.00-9.30 Today - very latest national and international news, with more showbiz stories as well, and local updates at 7.25, 7.55, 8.25, 8.55 and 9.25. The whole thing would be presented on a sofa, and no separate newsreader would be needed. The studio would look more modern and classy, fit for the 21st century. Presented by Ross Kelly and Kate Garraway (Mon-Thu) and Ben Shephard and Lorraine Kelly (Fri-Sun).

LK Today and Entertainment Today would be axed.
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GMTV (1993 - 2010)

GMTV needs a MASSIVE revamp.

It needs to get rid of the £1.30 competitions, axe Fiona Phillips, Andrew bloody Castle, and the 'I'm so funny' Penny Smith, update the presentation to fit 2007 and not 1987, get rid of the awful backdrop that looks more like Iraq than Britain, and have it on 7 days a week.

If I had my way, this is how the schedule would look:

6.00-7.00 News Hour - hour of the very latest national and international news, with a local news updates at 6.25 and 6.55. Presented by John Stapleton and Gloria De Piero (Mon-Thu) and Alastair Stewart and Angela Rippon (Fri-Sun). The whole thing would also be in a seperate part of the studio, behind a news desk, and modern day news graphics.

7.00-9.30 Today - very latest national and international news, with more showbiz stories as well, and local updates at 7.25, 7.55, 8.25, 8.55 and 9.25. The whole thing would be presented on a sofa, and no separate newsreader would be needed. The studio would look more modern and classy, fit for the 21st century. Presented by Ross Kelly and Kate Garraway (Mon-Thu) and Ben Shephard and Lorraine Kelly (Fri-Sun).

LK Today and Entertainment Today would be axed.
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The trouble with EastEnders

nok32uk posted:
623058 posted:
CRAP1


Is that the car registration of Dierderick Santer?


No. It's TWIT 1

I've also heard he:

- Reads 'The Guardian', 'The Daily Telegraph' and 'TV Times'
- His wife is called Angela who wears beige cardigans.
- His children are called Janet and John.
- His favorite television programme, beside EastEnders, is Charlie and Lola
- He once tried to beat up a certain Prime Minister of an internet forum called 'TV Forum', after Prime Minister called him an upper-class, tongue twisted prat who couldn't produce piss let alone a television soap opera.
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BBC Breakfast

jrothwell97 posted:
Newsroom posted:
So good to see Breakfast taking advantage of the good weather. Broadcasting from the garden at 9am. Super stuff


Shame I didn't see that, at the time I was stuck in a barber's shop where the only thing on the television was GMTV, who spent those last thirty odd minutes running pointless text votes and competitions, with constant reminders of what's on Coronation Street and Emmerdale bleeding Farm tonight.


That's GMTV for you. When they do competitions, rather than putting "Calls cost £1.30", they put "Calls cost 60p per minute. Calls usually last around 130 seconds." This is obviously for their less intelligent viewers who aren't that good at maths. Rolling Eyes