EastEnders’ (BBC One, 7:30pm) habit of bringing back familiar faces seems to have done the trick last night as 90’s bad boy David Wicks reared his shiny head just in time for the dramatic closing drum beats.
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8 million viewers watched as the prodigal son failed to materialise, securing a midweek downer for an audience share of 38%.
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Renowned media journalist Torin Douglas and ISBA’s Bob Wootton join Newsline’s outstanding columnist line-up, as the platform relaunches with a new look and improved functionality.
September looked to be a bad month for competing OTT VOD services Netflix and LOVEFiLM, with both properties dropping two places.
NME is to start charging for access to some online articles, though the publisher has insisted that there are no plans to introduce a full paywall to the site.
Last night BBC One hesitantly entered a brand new era with its long-running triumph New Tricks (9pm), as yet another familiar face disappeared from the successful line up.
