Eastenders

A question about : Eastenders

Sorry if posted already but can not see it.

Can you spot any mistakes from the live parts of Eastenders.

Last night Tanya (Jo Joyner) called Ian Beale by his real name Adam and not his character name. We all where like did she just say that so we ran it back and yes she did.

Well done to them for not laughing and just carry on.

Best answers:

• One mistake would be watching it.
• Trainspotting at it's finest.
• Blood, guts and gore - nothing changed with Eastenders then by sounds of it. A program that should have been buried 15 years ago and now so desperate it has to drool about the killing of a young girl in order to make people watch.
  Murder She Wrote would better punishment than Eastenders.
• Haven't seen it for years, or possibly decades.
  How are the BBC doing at recruiting actors whose origins reflect the modern east end? Or are they still portraying the same ridiculous apple-and-pears gawd-blimey-guv'nor stereotypes?
• Stopped watching EE when it started to become a laughable load of carp with appalling, silly, unbelievable storylines...
  About 3-4 years ago.
  Awful programme.
  No idea why it keeps getting voted 'best soap.'
  Something fishy about it imo.
• Just shows the quality of the 'actors'.
• Eastenders is yet another opiate for the masses, watching other (fictitious) people get into all sorts of bother makes some people feel better about themselves because they aren't in the same pile of sh*t.
• Has the child who turned out to have been the murderer of the other kid even been in EastEnders before tonight? Who is he? I recognised most other people.
• So Bobby bumped off Lucy, what a truly daft ending to this overly long and drawn out saga is that really the best they could come up with?
• I am happy to say I never waste my life watching it. But I do seem to be wasting my life typing about it on here....
• We were watching J K Rowling's thing about Pagford on iPlayer which seemed to be one long plotless misery-fest, so switched to Eastenders for the first time in years.
  Ian Beale is certainly carrying some timber these days, and has more curves than his femme fatale of a daughter. Couldn't help but burst out laughing when the camera panned round to the little boy wot dunnit.
  Do you think they spray the wallpaper with old cups of tea to produce that grimy effect?