lolly
Rowena? From Kuwait?
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They have all lost a huge amount of viewers, but they have all pretty much stabilised over the last year or two. I think all of them are basically playing to a pretty hardcore fanbase now who watch regardless of quality, and they will all struggle to find any new audience. That's why I think the overnights for EE this week didn't get THAT huge amount of a boost - it probably helped drag in more casual viewers who might otherwise miss the odd episode, but I don't imagine it attracted anyone new. And in some ways all the fuss about the 40th birthday probably only served to make younger people think it's a show for older people.
I don't think any of them will be axed in the next 5 years, but i do think there will be a lot more changes to how they are broadcast, and that the days of big budgets are long gone.
I don't think any of them will be axed in the next 5 years, but i do think there will be a lot more changes to how they are broadcast, and that the days of big budgets are long gone.
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