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EE last nights ratings
8 million
Thsts brilliant in this day and age Well done to all concerned and am really really glad we didn't get another haley which went on too long andwas very boring too Well done to DTC https://mobile.twitter.com/EastEnder...62155750510592 |
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That's good news.
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I thought I saw earlier they were normal ratings no increase at all
edit ahh read the tweet, it doesn't tell the full story twisted to make it look better than it was saw summat on here earlier but also this http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...astEnders.html |
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The average was 6.9m which is good, by current standards, for this time of year and a 37% share the highest for ages. 8m / 41% was the peak. It is likely to time shift well.
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41% share is massive but if 41% is 8 million that means not many people were watching TV last night. Viewer habits have changed so much in the past few years.
Be interesting to see the officials in a few weeks time going off that peak figure. |
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Mail seems to have a negative spin on the ratings which are ok but not fantastic wrong day of the week and possibly wrong time of year
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I'm not sure where they got their figures from. The equivalent episode last year had 6.59m (34.9%). The episode DID in fact boost figures. It's up 800k from last Tuesday and will no doubt timeshift more than usual. Daily Mail talking rubbish as usual.
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I'm not sure where they got their figures from. The equivalent episode last year had 6.59m (34.9%). The episode DID in fact boost figures. It's up 800k from last Tuesday and will no doubt timeshift more than usual. Daily Mail talking rubbish as usual.
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I have to be honest, I'm a little disappointed. I was hoping for at least 9 to 9.5. The episodes have been hyped, there are extra programmes to celebrate Peggy and Peggy was an iconic character. The share is great though.
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I have to be honest, I'm a little disappointed. I was hoping for at least 9 to 9.5. The episodes have been hyped, there are extra programmes to celebrate Peggy and Peggy was an iconic character. The share is great though.
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If the LIVE anniversary could only get 10.8 million (Which was hyped way more and is still outstanding for this day and age), then I don't see why this episode in the summer months would have got 9-9.5 million. That was wishful thinking in my opinion.
As for the live episode, the format has been done to death by every soap so I'm not shocked it didn't rate higher. |
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I know it was wishful thinking. I just thought more people would view it as an end of an era and make it a must watch. There's not really many iconic characters left and I thought people would be interested in the way of death as much as the character.
As for the live episode, the format has been done to death by every soap so I'm not shocked it didn't rate higher. the then producer should have had the balls to kill her. that being said I did enjoy her brief appearances |
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It was the end of an era when she left the first time.
the then producer should have had the balls to kill her. that being said I did enjoy her brief appearances I think it's all to do with the time of year it plays out. |
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I know it was wishful thinking. I just thought more people would view it as an end of an era and make it a must watch. There's not really many iconic characters left and I thought people would be interested in the way of death as much as the character.
As for the live episode, the format has been done to death by every soap so I'm not shocked it didn't rate higher. |
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Completely average ratings, yet more proof (as if it were needed) that the audience have firmly rejected Dom's fan fiction version of Eastenders.
Thanks. |
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I know it was wishful thinking. I just thought more people would view it as an end of an era and make it a must watch. There's not really many iconic characters left and I thought people would be interested in the way of death as much as the character.
As for the live episode, the format has been done to death by every soap so I'm not shocked it didn't rate higher. |
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More Grants return than Peggy's death.
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