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Eastenders 2004 v 2010
Does anyone feel that Eastenders has improved significantly since 2004 when the shows viewing figures were at their lowest and fans were bemoaning the repetitive use of gangster storylines?
I feel watching it last night, that the show has a strong cast and that going forward if Bryan Kirkwood carries on the good work Diederick Santer has done, Eastenders can go on from strength to strength. |
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Yep. EastEnders is a fantastic show and IMO is the best soap in my eyes.
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Does anyone feel that Eastenders has improved significantly since 2004 when the shows viewing figures were at their lowest and fans were bemoaning the repetitive use of gangster storylines?
I feel watching it last night, that the show has a strong cast and that going forward if Bryan Kirkwood carries on the good work Diederick Santer has done, Eastenders can go on from strength to strength.
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Does anyone feel that Eastenders has improved significantly since 2004 when the shows viewing figures were at their lowest and fans were bemoaning the repetitive use of gangster storylines?
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Well obviously if the viewing figures were at their lowest and fans were moaning about it, then of course it has improved
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Although going by the whingers on here you'd think EE hasn't improved at times.
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What storylines took place in 2004, I can't even remember that far back.
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What storylines took place in 2004, I can't even remember that far back.
, then there was the tedious Sharon/Dennis/Zoe and Alfie/Kat/Andy love triangles, the Ferreiras' neverending kidney saga :yawn: and loads more tripe. It was horrendous ![]() Thankfully a distsant memory now though!
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i remember 2007 may was really bad when only 5.6 million tuned in for one episode.
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As long as Eastenders dosen't turn in to Hollyoaks!
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I dont remember much of the Ferrieras luckly, the only thing i remember from that year was Pauline and Dot stuck together with the fun-fair collapse and i think Zoe thinking that she was pregnant with one of the Watts or something along those lines i dont know, its strange i remember alot from 00-02 but from 03-05 i dont remember alot and 06-07 i didnt watch.
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, then there was the tedious Sharon/Dennis/Zoe and Alfie/Kat/Andy love triangles, the Ferreiras' neverending kidney saga :yawn: and loads more tripe. It was horrendous 