PT
http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2005530705,00.html
- Oopsie....
There's a time and a Lace for all that.
Anyway, what I hate about EastEnders at the moment is the way they constantly try and make a big storyline out of anything. For an example, ''oops look'' (everyone in the whole flaming pub looks) somebody has spilt some beer!
Tonight we had Peggy asking Alfie to help out behind the bar because she's short staffed then Kat teases him about Nana Moon looking 'dead on her feet'
- Right, first of all, this is the first time since Peggy's been back that she's asked Alfie to help behind the bar - where's Phil? Not to mention the scripting is TERRIBLE! It felt like Acorn Antiques at one point.
- Secondly, why has Kat suddenly taken an interest in Alfie again? Its almost cringable isn't it. I mean, come on I know its Panto season but this is a bit pathetic.
- Oopsie....
There's a time and a Lace for all that.
Anyway, what I hate about EastEnders at the moment is the way they constantly try and make a big storyline out of anything. For an example, ''oops look'' (everyone in the whole flaming pub looks) somebody has spilt some beer!
Tonight we had Peggy asking Alfie to help out behind the bar because she's short staffed then Kat teases him about Nana Moon looking 'dead on her feet'
- Right, first of all, this is the first time since Peggy's been back that she's asked Alfie to help behind the bar - where's Phil? Not to mention the scripting is TERRIBLE! It felt like Acorn Antiques at one point.
- Secondly, why has Kat suddenly taken an interest in Alfie again? Its almost cringable isn't it. I mean, come on I know its Panto season but this is a bit pathetic.
GS
I *hardly* think that is necessary.
Gavin Scott
Founding member
TVF posted:
So now everyone knows that Naomi is a rug muncher!
I *hardly* think that is necessary.
MD
I *hardly* think that is necessary.
Being a gay man with loads of lesbian friends, two of which were sat with me watching tonights show I see no problem in that but if it offends then I apologise. But my point is that now she's Out what's next for Naomi?
Gavin Scott posted:
TVF posted:
So now everyone knows that Naomi is a rug muncher!
I *hardly* think that is necessary.
Being a gay man with loads of lesbian friends, two of which were sat with me watching tonights show I see no problem in that but if it offends then I apologise. But my point is that now she's Out what's next for Naomi?
GS
Gavin Scott
Founding member
I'm tempted to view the whole storyline as a rather cynical ratings grabber for EE. After all, they managed to make a reasonably small snog span two episodes.
By the way, I have no lesbian friends particularly. I just don't know enough drinking songs to be allowed to sit near them.
Thankfully.
By the way, I have no lesbian friends particularly. I just don't know enough drinking songs to be allowed to sit near them.
Thankfully.
BA
I hope its stacy,she has been caught before
I'm really looking forward to seeing nana meet the queen tonight
TVF posted:
So now everyone knows that Naomi is a rug muncher!
I wonder if she'll get it together with someone else in the Square? Stacey? Honey? Pat?!? :
I wonder if she'll get it together with someone else in the Square? Stacey? Honey? Pat?!? :
I hope its stacy,she has been caught before
I'm really looking forward to seeing nana meet the queen tonight
BA
Eastenders won the head to head this time
-EastEnders still got the better of Emmerdale while the two shows were head-to-head from 7.30pm - but only just.
The BBC1 soap attracted 7.2 million viewers and a 34% audience share, while Emmerdale dipped to 7 million in its second half-hour.
TVF posted:
I notice that Emmerdale's hour long edition beat Enders again yesterday, albeit by a fraction. I can't see what ITV has to gain by doing these hour long specials as a normal episode of Emmerdale is about 9 million yet yesterday was under 8?
Eastenders won the head to head this time
-EastEnders still got the better of Emmerdale while the two shows were head-to-head from 7.30pm - but only just.
The BBC1 soap attracted 7.2 million viewers and a 34% audience share, while Emmerdale dipped to 7 million in its second half-hour.
JO
Eastenders won the head to head this time
-EastEnders still got the better of Emmerdale while the two shows were head-to-head from 7.30pm - but only just.
The BBC1 soap attracted 7.2 million viewers and a 34% audience share, while Emmerdale dipped to 7 million in its second half-hour.
Probably because most people belived Nana would actually meet the queen (which, if you like, she did!)
Banksoriginal posted:
TVF posted:
I notice that Emmerdale's hour long edition beat Enders again yesterday, albeit by a fraction. I can't see what ITV has to gain by doing these hour long specials as a normal episode of Emmerdale is about 9 million yet yesterday was under 8?
Eastenders won the head to head this time
-EastEnders still got the better of Emmerdale while the two shows were head-to-head from 7.30pm - but only just.
The BBC1 soap attracted 7.2 million viewers and a 34% audience share, while Emmerdale dipped to 7 million in its second half-hour.
Probably because most people belived Nana would actually meet the queen (which, if you like, she did!)