[Gstar]

I wonder if BBC1+1 will have an affect on the ratings?

Please keep posting these ratings, I love reading them

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Germyle

I wonder if BBC1+1 will have an affect on the ratings?

Please keep posting these ratings, I love reading them

No worries.

[Gstar]

Eastenders gets quite a lot in the officials btw, it's picking up but very slowly. About a week ago it actually hit the 8m mark for the first time in ages

[Me. I Am Salman]

EastEnders needs to step its weave up. Last time it was really good was 2009

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Salman!

EastEnders needs to step its weave up. Last time it was really good was 2009

Definitely agree that they really need to up their game. Up until recently, EastEnders has always been well ahead of ED. Says it all.

[Me. I Am Salman]

What has even happened in 2013.. It literally won't be remembered for anything

[Gstar]

Originally Posted by Salman!

What has even happened in 2013.. It literally won't be remembered for anything

Laurens drinking storyline
Tanya leaving
Alfie and Kat breaking up
Ronnie coming out of jail
Zainab leaving
Liam getting stabbed
Alice, Michael and Janine which will intensify in the next few weeks
Dexter kidney transplant
Cindy stealing Phils 10grand
Phil being in his 1000th car crash
Lola's baby drama
Sharon and her son of satan

[Redway]

All those stories bar one or two have been dire and only passable as filler. I'm not Santer's biggest fan but he did manage to get people talking about the show and there were several solid stories a year. I'm yet to hear people in Iceland talking about Kat and Alfie's latest relationship woes or Lauren's badly acted alcoholism story.

2013 gas been the worst year in the show's history. Nothing of note has actually happened.

[Gstar]

It has been good this year and I'm glad that they fired the irrelevants

[Gstar]

omg I have to disagree, last year was worse! I've enjoyed it this year, are you sure you've been watching the same show as me? lol

P.s. Who's Santer?

[Redway]

Santer was in charge of EE between 2007 and mid 2010-ish.

[Gstar]

Ohh, but haven't they recently got a new writer/director? The one who axed like 5 people

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Germyle

Ohh, but haven't they recently got a new writer/director? The one who axed like 5 people

They've had three (Bryan Kirkwood, mid-2012 - 2012, Lorraine Newman, mid-2012 to '13 and the newest one, Dominic Treadwill-Collins, whose work is yet to be screened).

[Jake.]

[Redway]

I'll post more averages for last week when I've more time on me hands.

[Redway]

EastEnders had 7.39m (34.2%), 280k week-on-week, despite coverage from the Real Sociedad vs Manchester United game on ITV.

BBC Three's repeat screening of the episode - which saw Janine try to fool Alice over the cause of Michael's demise - secured 525k (3.7%) at 10.30pm.

Emmerdale appealed to 7.07m (34.6%) at 7pm on ITV and 158k (0.7%) on +1 as Rachel finally told Sam the truth about Archie's paternity.

[Redway]

Monday 28 October

Coronation Street topped Monday evening's soap ratings (October 28) as Tina and Tracy continued to clash, overnight figures show.

In a stable night for the show, 8.8m (39.1%) watched at 7.30pm on ITV and 203k (0.9%) on +1 as Tina was convinced to apologise to Tracy, while 8.81m (37.0%) tuned in at 8.30pm and 202k (0.9%) on +1 as the feud rumbled on.

Emmerdale attracted 7.33m (34.2%) at 7pm on ITV as Laurel's carjacking ordeal came back to haunt her, adding 140k (0.6%) on +1.

EastEnders appealed to 6.96m (30.0%) at 8pm on BBC One as Michael's dark plotting continued. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 373k (2.8%) at 10.30pm.

[Vanessa]

Eastenders will be back on top once Danny Dyer takes over as the Queen Vic landlord.

[Redway]

19.00 - Emmerdale: 7.4m (34%)
19.30 - Coronation Street: 9.1m (40%)
20.00 - EastEnders: 8.4m (34%)
20.30 - Coronation Street: 9.5m (37%)

[Moviefan]

I just posted on another site, Might as well just post here

Strong night for soaps last night

Monday 4th November 2013
Corrie 9.25m (40.3%) /8.93m (36.1%) up from last year 8.19m (36.8%)/8.17m (34.0%)
EE 7.76m (32.0%) highest figure since April and it's up from last year too 7.59m (32.4%)
Dales 7.68m (35.5%) up from last year 7.11m (33.9%)
Oaks 1.07m (5.2%) up from last year 977k (4.8%)
Doc 1.55m (23.2%) up from last year 1.4m (20.2%)
N 915k (5.6%) Down from last year 990k (6.0%)
H 741k (3.9%) Down from last year 787k (4.1%)

Well done to Eastenders one of the best duff duff moments since Feb 2012
Great for Dales too.

There may get dented to night if people thorwing any bonefire things,

[Samm]

Corrie winning every night

[Vanessa]

Eastenders getting better!

[Redway]

Tuesday 29 October

EastEnders pulled back ahead of Emmerdale in Tuesday night's soap ratings (October 29), overnight figures show.

7.11m (32.1%) tuned in at 7.30pm on BBC One to see Alice promise to help Michael with his dark plan to get rid of Janine. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 419k (3.0%) at 10.30pm.

Emmerdale attracted 6.91m (32.8%) at 7pm on ITV and 193k (0.9%) on +1 as Laurel faced charges over her feud with carjacker Ross Barton.

[Redway]

Wednesday 30 October

Coronation Street remained above the 8 million mark on Wednesday (October 30) as Leanne returned to Weatherfield, overnight figures show.

8.12m (36.6%) watched at 7.30pm on ITV and 375k (1.7%) on +1 as Leanne was faced with the tough choice of whether to forgive Nick's betrayal.

Emmerdale attracted 6.77m (32.5%) at 7pm on ITV as Alan Turner's funeral took place in the village, adding 294k (1.4%) on +1.

[Redway]

Thursday 31 October

EastEnders came out on top in the soap ratings on Halloween night, according to overnight data.

The BBC One soap attracted 6.42 million (31.6%) at 7.30pm, as Michael began to carry out his plan to murder Janine. BBC Three's repeat was seen by 480,000 (3.3%) at 10pm.

ITV's Emmerdale interested 6.31m (33.4%) at 7pm (115k/0.6% on +1), as Cain decided whether or not to return to crime. A second episode also brought in 6.31m (30.7%) at 8pm (229k/1.1%).