Next Week's EastEnders

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• Top_Trumps Posts: 2,097

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  17/01/13 - 22:55 #2

  Cool, I had many memorable episodes written by him including the moving episode which saw Dot help her friend Ethel to die, Whitney’s abuse at the hands of Tony, Stacey’s bi-polar and the live episode to mark 25 years in Walford.

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• KieranDS Posts: 16,545

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  17/01/13 - 23:19 #3

  It's going to be a very Branning centric week. (Even more than usual!)

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 29,701

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  17/01/13 - 23:22 #4

  Well that's just great. God knows they haven't had a storyline since Branning Week!

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• Sez_babe Posts: 133,998

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  17/01/13 - 23:26 #5

  Yay this is good to know. Love his episodes!

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• los.kav Posts: 8,053

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  18/01/13 - 00:50 #6

  While it will unfortunately be Branning-centered, at least it will be written by a good writer that knows the characters well. The non-Brannings fans will be slightly less bored than we otherwise would be.

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• Broken_Arrow Posts: 10,637

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  18/01/13 - 00:55 #7

  Oh joy. It's not like the Brannings get much screentime as it is. They must be the most underused characters in soap.

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• Joe_Zel Posts: 20,832

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  18/01/13 - 01:03 #8

  Top_Trumps wrote: »

  Cool, I had many memorable episodes written by him including the moving episode which saw Dot help her friend Ethel to die, Whitney’s abuse at the hands of Tony, Stacey’s bi-polar and the live episode to mark 25 years in Walford.

  
  Are you from the press office?

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• thejoyof_pat Posts: 30,707

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  18/01/13 - 01:12 #9

  maurice45 wrote: »

  Well that's just great. God knows they haven't had a storyline since Branning Week!

  
  Who are the Brannings again? We haven't seen much of them at all, ever.

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