EastEnders

Pretty sure it's been shunted to BBC2 on the odd occasion before. I know the omnibus has definitely have before.

If you look at the map you'll see where everything is in relation to everything else:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/eastenders/places/

Bearing in mind of course a "real life community" wouldn't have its own police station like that, probably be halfway across London in reality, not literally round the corner.



No. On the occasions where the Sunday omnibus is split for whatever reason, it's usually split in such a fashion that the end of the first "half" is the end of an episode, which means BBC Two or BBC One can just run the Friday episode again. So technically it's not the first and it won't be the last EastEnders episode to air on BBC Two.

As for weekday premières; EastEnders has aired on BBC Two before, usually when something's going on on BBC One that'll gather bigger ratings, but it's not the first time and it probably won't be the last. ITV1 moves heaven and earth where possible not to disrupt Emmerdale and Coronation Street. BBC One hands its entire schedule to BBC Two.

did any one watch gavin and stacy last night it was the christmas ep and larry lamb is in it and he said what time is the eastenders christmas ep on I think he must know things as he is in both

Oh yes I can see why that would confuse you.

You're an idiot.

I think it was an in joke

funny how when EE characters flip through the tv channels, like Stacey did last night, than there are never any soaps on

This might surprise you to learn but actors and actresses do work on more than one programme and thanks to this marvellous technology called "recording", it's perfectly possible for Mr Lamb to appear on EastEnders AND Gavin and Stacey in the space of one night.

More extreme examples include the same actor on two different channels at the same time. John Wayne quite frequently appears on two, three, maybe four film channels at the same time, and he's been dead since 1979. Michael Jackson died three weeks ago and ended up on pretty much every music channel going.

Actually I'll stop here because I get a feeling sarcasm is going to be wasted in this situation.

ya but no can be as rude as you

*sigh*

Please punctuate. I'm having real issues reading anything you're writing. Or maybe preview your post before you submit it and read it over. Oh God, I feel like a member of the forum police.... this has what you've done to me.

So tellyvizon isn't allowed to inject some humour into this thread? So to the rest of you who criticize such actions,there is such thing as 'freedom of speech'

No, you're thinking of America.

This is TV Forum.

Nothing is free here. The price you pay for posting is having others able to comment on your contribution.

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due to the amazing power of tv not only can the same person be on tv on two separate channels simultaneously but so can a place so last night Whitstable was on BBC1 and Channel four at the same time

give the lad a break for goodness same he was only having a joke

I wouldn't say it was rude. Strong, maybe. Direct and to the point, yes. Sarcastic, well I admitted as much. The other follow-up contributor called you an idiot which if it were me I'd have taken more offence at that than the material I wrote. I've read much worse and as far as I'm concerned you get what you give. Considering you supplied a badly punctuated piece of "gossip" that we'd all heard seven months ago, presented it as new material and then gave the impression that you couldn't comprehend Larry Lamb being in two programmes on TV at the same time, I think you got off lightly.