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Simon Ashdown and Carey Andrews.
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At present or throughout history?
Present - Matt Evans, Pete Lawson, Simon Ashdown, Carey Andrews, Christopher Reason, Jeff Povey at times. History - Christopher Reason, Sarah Phelps, Tony McHale, Tony Jordan. |
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Simon Ashdown! Without a shadow of doubt!
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Simon Ashdown, probably the best writer EE has had
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Simon Ashdown fo me too... He's one where as soon as you've seen the first 5 mins or so, you know it's one of his.
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Matt Evans and Christopher Reason at present. Simon Ashdown is usually reliable and Carey Andrews sometimes delivers. Sharon Marshall is pretty good. Rebecca Wojciechowski's scripts are usually very funny.
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Simon Ashdown isn't all that consistent though. But when he gets it right, his episodes are very good.
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Well Christopher Reason wrote what is still my all time favourite Eastenders episodes - Ricky and Bianca's wedding - so I've got to say him. That episode was fantastic. We had a rare - very rare - instance of Grant and Phil being likeable and funny 'I think I've just seen one of Nigel's girlfriends grazing over there' 'Careful Phil, you were almost funny there', we had the whole community coming together, something which none of the soaps appear to bother with now, and a plot that the Coronation Street writers of the seventies - it's high water mark for me - would be immensely proud; 'Does anybody remember getting on a boat?'
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They are all rubbish as evidenced by the cheap, trashy, inconsistent, unbelievable, badly thought out and pathetic storylines.
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Are you a man or a woman? If you were EP would you sack all of the writers including Simon Ashdown, Carey Andrews, Pete Lawson and Sharon Marshall? Did you think Tony Jordan was a good writer?
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Chris Reason has been with EastEnders for years. He wrote Kathy's first exit back in the late 90's Rob gittins has been there since 1986
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Well without being rude, if I say "They are all rubbish" where do you get confused as to whether I think Tony Jordan is a good writer or not ? Don't get me wrong, I thoroughly enjoy our little interaction on here and I look forward to your comments but we shall be here all day if I have to explain something that is already perfectly clear each time I post. Who are your favourite writers ?
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Simon Ashdown
Daran little Jessie ( I can't remember their surname) Sharon Marshall Christopher Reason because he gives Tracey lines Emer Kennys episode was good |
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What story plots has Simon Ashdown written?
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Sharon Marshall understands the soap industry and is a viewer as well so she has our kind of expectations in her scripts as well as linking to the past
Simon Ashdown will always write the big episodes Sarah Phelps even though she left will always be my favourite writer |
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I think there are 10/12 core writers and this includes people like Simon Ashdown, Jeff Povey, Carey Andrews etc. The core writers also are commissioned to write a certain amount of episodes each year. Others writers like Sharon Marshall are hired on a freelance basis.and bid to write episodes. |
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