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Monday June 7th credits

Writer - Matt Evans

Director - Peter Rose

Executive Producer - Diederick Santer

Executive Producer - Bryan Kirkwood

Tuesday June 8th credits

Writer - Paul Mari

Director - Peter Rose

Executive Producer - Diederick Santer

Executive Producer - Bryan Kirkwood

Thank you, dannigold!

If you find out anything about possible Breakfast appearances, let us know!

Our drear dannigold already posted this info in the other thread.

The writer for Friday's episode, Kirkwood's first credited episode (sharing the EP title with Santer, which will be for a two week period), is Matthew Evans.

http://boards.soapop...post__p__841956

LOL, right! I saw that! But forgot about it!

The name means little to me.

I wonder who'll be the first episode writer of the Kirkwood era and whether it'll mean something (that he picked that person over all others).

Coronation Street goes HD with Siege Week

Troubles:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/10195838.stm

We're laughing at the predictable comments underneath, right? It's getting old. I'm no Miley fan, but the knee-jerk "she jehluss!" comments are extremely ironic, no?

Of course!

http://tvwatch.people.com/2010/05/30/miley-cyrus-i-dont-get-glee/

There is no confirmation on this yet so it may not be true but the Daily Star is claiming Melissa Suffield (Lucy) was fired for bad behavior.

http://www.dailystar...araway-Melissa/

I sure hope she is.

I really, really like those two. But that doesn't mean their storylines don't suck badly. Because God knows they do.

I'm just able to separate the two: great character and sucky story.

They started great on this show, but Treadwell-Collins threw them into mud and some just don't like them anymore. Which is a shame.

I think Sam Womack is a great actress, but Ronnie just isn't that compelling of a character, nor is Roxy.

Speak for yourself. It's a sweet statement , but not true.

And LOL @ there being already an article section about this on Wikipedia!

This is just juicy. And a mess.

If I were Cameron, I'd summon Clegg immediately and replace Laws. Simple.

Yup, Harris lost, he was all over the BBC during elections, though. As a commentator or something, if my information are correct.

More fun from Britain! First Government-related scandal:

<span style="font-size:19.5pt;">MPs' Expenses: Treasury chief David Laws, his secret lover and a £40,000 claim</span>

<span style="font-size:13pt;">The Cabinet minister charged with rescuing the Government's finances has used taxpayers' money to pay more than £40,000 to his long-term partner, The Daily Telegraph can disclose.</span>

<span style="font-size:10.5pt;">By Holly Watt and Robert Winnett

David Laws, the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, claimed up to £950 a month for eight years to rent rooms in two properties owned by his partner. The claims could be against parliamentary rules governing MPs' second home expenses. On Friday night, Mr Laws apologised and announced that he would "immediately" pay back tens of thousands of pounds claimed for rent and other housing costs between 2006 and 2009. He also referred himself to the Parliamentary Standards Commissioner.

Mr Laws said: "I regret this situation deeply, accept that I should not have claimed my expenses in this way and apologise fully."

His controversial claims were not uncovered by an official inquiry into MPs' expenses last year because Mr Laws did not admit that his landlord was also his long-standing lover.

The disclosure is the first big setback for the Coalition. Mr Laws, a Liberal Democrat, has the task of implementing public-sector cuts worth more than £6  billion.

He has already drawn up tough new rules limiting the pay and perks of hundreds of thousands of public sector workers. However, his hard-line approach could be undermined by the disclosure of his own controversial use of public money.

The Daily Telegraph's Expenses Files show that between 2004 and 2007, Mr Laws claimed between £700 and £950 a month to sub-let a room in a flat in Kennington, south London. This flat was owned by the MP's partner who was also registered as living at the property. The partner sold the flat for a profit of £193,000 in 2007.

More: here.</span>

I thought I read something from earlier this year which brought up the new set thing. I hope that's still happening, otherwise I would wonder if ITV are not sure about the show. They've already canceled so many of their long-running shows...

I don't know, they got more than 6.6 million viewers in the week that ended on 16th May.

Viewership for EastEnders for weekd ending on 16th May:

1. Monday: 8.86

2. Thursday: 8.47

3. Friday: 8.47

4. Wednesday: 7.69

I want HD 'Dales!

An explosion too? Explosions are nice.

So Bower sucks?

Apparently, she invited Kylie Minogue to come back to Neighbours any time she wants.

OMG, Alvin, that is the worst avatar ever!

LOL at this thread sometimes. It's as if two deaf people are talking to each other.

Too bad there are so few shows set in Georgia or South Carolina.

Next time you two, or people who visit this thread, see Richard Zajdlic in the credits, let me know what you think of his episode/work.

So, Y&RWorldTurner, what happened with Emilia di Girolamo?

Here is the Wikipedia article on Vanessa Gold:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanessa_Gold#Vanessa_Gold

Apparently, the Vanessa Gold character is Simon Ashdown's brainchild, so, I wonder if he'll see that much care is poured into her development. and Kirkwood did say he "loves" working with Ashdown.

EastEnders is like instant coffee: you put the powder in the cup, pour hot water over it and you're done. Unless Kirkwood changes the way things are done and brings someone else instead of Dominic. Which won't happen until Yorke says it needs to happen.

Kara Tointon & Joe Swash split:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1280597/EastEnders-lovers-Kara-Tointon-Joe-Swash-split-months-rows.html