HAVE YOU SEEN?
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02 Nov 2009 -
The EastEnders executive producer, Diederick Santer, is to leave the BBC1 soap after more than three years, with Hollyoaks senior executive Bryan...
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29 Jul 2010 -
When a body resembling Walford’s Denise Johnson was recovered from an East End canal a few weeks ago, viewers were left wondering whether her...
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01 Aug 2010 -
As the mystery surrounding Denise’s supposed death at the hands of husband Lucas came to an end this week, so did Diane Parish’s...
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09 Aug 2010 -
Since arriving in E20 back in 1999, Billy Mitchell has been plagued by an impressive run of bad luck including homelessness, two failed marriages,...
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22 Oct 2010 -
The BBC has revealed that EastEnders is to be broadcast in HD for the first time on Christmas Day, allowing viewers to catch all the festive Walford...
02 Nov 2009 - The EastEnders executive producer, Diederick Santer, is to leave the BBC1 soap after more than three years, with Hollyoaks senior executive Bryan...
29 Jul 2010 - When a body resembling Walford’s Denise Johnson was recovered from an East End canal a few weeks ago, viewers were left wondering whether her...
01 Aug 2010 - As the mystery surrounding Denise’s supposed death at the hands of husband Lucas came to an end this week, so did Diane Parish’s...
09 Aug 2010 - Since arriving in E20 back in 1999, Billy Mitchell has been plagued by an impressive run of bad luck including homelessness, two failed marriages,...
beg to differ on characters
After reading through all the comments, I would like to know if communities similar to our beloved, fictional Walford continue to have the same residents over a 30 year period or if new blood moves in. Calling for old characters to return seems ludicrous. Just watch reruns if you miss them so badly. Not everyone has been watching since 1984. When Mandy appeared outside the strip club, I felt completely in the dark since I've been watching for only ten years. Instead bring in new, strong characters who draw in new viewers while keeping the old. The whole Zainab/Dr. Kahn story certainly kept me glued. I must agree that the Christian and Syed has gone on, and on and on.
Also, I know accents play a big part on the British culture. You can certainly have the wrong one and be looked down upon by others. Same here in the US. When I hear a Southern twang; especially on a male, I have been conditioned to think, "Stupid person coming." However, if you want your comments to be taken seriously by the producer of EE, use the language correctly and proofread when you are done!
Anyway, just saying. Now you can kindly reply or nastily as many are want to do. Just proofread before publishing. TY.