Tuesday evening’s television saw Emmerdale (ITV, 7pm) delve further into the murky world of Breaking Bad as put-upon café worker Brenda struggled to keep her illness a secret from her nearest and dearest.Sadly, that’s as far as that comparison currently goes as the tightly knit community is presently free from the perils of crystal meth… Continue reading TV Overnights: EastEnders and Emmerdale remain civil and share Tuesday’s glory
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The latest Ooyala study charts changes in viewer habits, revealing that more people watch long periods of video content via tablets than through desktop and mobile platforms.
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