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EastEnders ratings surge
lou_123
03-01-2017
EastEnders shot up to 7.7 million last night. Only one episode rated higher in 2016. (Mick and Linda's wedding part 2).

EastEnders - 7.66 million (32.4%).
Corrie - 7.39 million (32%) & 6.9 million (29%).

Much better!
xTonix
03-01-2017
Good good.
Aura101
03-01-2017
Thats the rating i expected new years day, but i suppose its for the aftermath of Ronnie and Roxy. These are 2 hugely known and popular characters who have generated alot of publicity.
I am not sure why this is a good thing lol. They are dead now. The ratings will dip back to usual again.
CardioCortez
03-01-2017
Said yesterday this would happen.
xTonix
03-01-2017
Originally Posted by CardioCortez:
“Said yesterday this would happen.”

Would you like a sticker?
TLC1098
03-01-2017
That was obvious.
vald
03-01-2017
Just shows you that viewing figures are nothing to do with the quality of an episode. Last night was dissappoiting to say the least.
Oliver_Tomlinso
03-01-2017
Originally Posted by TLC1098:
“That was obvious.”

I don't think it was obvious that it was going to increase by nearly two million and be up on last years equivalent episode despite being so much lower on New Year's Day
SuperSoaper
03-01-2017
Shame the follow-up episode wasn't that good.
pinkprint
03-01-2017
Originally Posted by vald:
“Just shows you that viewing figures are nothing to do with the quality of an episode. Last night was dissappoiting to say the least.”

True because people do not know what the episode is going to be like till they have seen it!
Anyway the ratings were up because of all the attention on social media and in the press about the Mitchell sisters death. If anything surely this is a bad thing if the sisters have brought in viewers, as they are dead now!
Adrian_Ward1
03-01-2017
Good news wwll Done Eastenders
dullagj2
03-01-2017
Well deserved.
J-B
03-01-2017
Shame they turned up for a very poor episode of Eastenders.

Thanks.
fiagomez
03-01-2017
Originally Posted by dullagj2:
“Well deserved.”

very well deserved indeeed
Sez_babe
03-01-2017
Well done EE
MrAndrew
03-01-2017
How unfortunate, that after weeks and weeks of near consistently good quality episodes, with moments of greatness sprinkled here and there, the ratings surge for 'the dud' episode.

Last nights episode was unfocused and lacked any subatance, with poor writing technique employed throughout.

The episode consisted of a rinse and repeat of...
- 'Max pulls cocaine out of pocket and looks torn'
- "something terrible has happened"-CUT.
gilesb
03-01-2017
Well I watched it and don't normally watch it, I think the last time was the Lucy reveal.

I won't watch again it was crap.
tr78
03-01-2017
The only reason the ratings surged is because of Jo Masters being featured in it the other night
Mr Patrick
03-01-2017
Originally Posted by tr78:
“The only reason the ratings surged is because of Jo Masters being featured in it the other night”

no I think the reason why the ratings went up is because everyone heard of the dark creepy scenes that happend when ronnie and roxy died becuase I know after the episode my facebook was filled with papers talking about how R+R died
Hackettboy
03-01-2017
Has been brilliant but last night was a bit of a let down ,let's hope tonight's is better
Rob1985
03-01-2017
Originally Posted by lou_123:
“EastEnders shot up to 7.7 million last night. Only one episode rated higher in 2016. (Mick and Linda's wedding part 2).

EastEnders - 7.66 million (32.4%).
Corrie - 7.39 million (32%) & 6.9 million (29%).

Much better!”

It was actually;

Corrie 7.30: 7.49m (33.0%)
Corrie 8.30: 7.02m (29.7%)
Aura101
03-01-2017
Originally Posted by MrAndrew:
“How unfortunate, that after weeks and weeks of near consistently good quality episodes, with moments of greatness sprinkled here and there, the ratings surge for 'the dud' episode.

Last nights episode was unfocused and lacked any subatance, with poor writing technique employed throughout.

The episode consisted of a rinse and repeat of...
- 'Max pulls cocaine out of pocket and looks torn'
- "something terrible has happened"-CUT.”

Consistently good episodes????
I'm saying nothing
Damien_Johnson
04-01-2017
Originally Posted by Aura101:
“Consistently good episodes????
I'm saying nothing ”

How would you know?

I thought you stopped watching? I thought R&R's death was categorally the last time you would watch while SOC was EP?
willows
04-01-2017
Why did Corrie get a surge? Nothing happened on there. It isn't that big a gap considering

But Good for EE. I guess casual viewers were curious after they heard what had happened with 2 big characters. The aftermath hasn't been great though so probably not enough to keep them hooked
MrAndrew
04-01-2017
Originally Posted by Aura101:
“Consistently good episodes????
I'm saying nothing ”

Good, I'm sure we can all live without yet another hysterical, unsubstantiated, black and white 'SOC is ruining EE and the BBC are sure to fire him within months' hissy fit.

Another disappointing episode tonight, in terms of missing potential. Mick's off-screen beating of Oz was a very poor, unsatisfying move, as was having the episode build up to Donna finding out about the death of her best friend, only to then skip her actually finding out. Words need to be had with the writer over these episodes (the two were written by the same guy), because his writing of drama literally leaves a lot to be desired.
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