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It is believed that its mother was an overfed gypsy from the outskirts of Winnersh who went on to sell Barry From Eastenders because it "ate too much." It was bought by the producers of 'Eastenders' after it was noticed that it's name fitted in well with the show; and so seven years of everyone laughing at [not with] Barry From Eastenders ensued. It did not know his father although many people have come forward including the likes of Nelson Mandela and Robert Lindsay, but no one has been proven to be Barry From Eastenders' genuine father.
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In the autumn of 2005, EastEnders had seen its average audience share increase. This was thanks to a succession of ratings-grabbing storylines which included the arrest of Sam Mitchell for the murder of Den Watts, the marriage of Sharon and Dennis Rickman, the return of the Mitchell brothers, Chrissie Watts being arrested after she was discovered to have been Den's real killer, and the death of Dennis Rickman at the hands of a mysterious attacker. Weeks after this, ITV again scheduled episodes of Emmerdale against EastEnders. The episode of Emmerdale, which saw the departure of one of its more popular characters, Zoe Tate, attracted 8.3 million viewers, leaving EastEnders with 6.6 million for the funeral of Den Watts.[76] However, this indirectly helped increase the audience of digital channel BBC Three as 1 million (10% share) tuned in to see the second showing. However, the battle between EastEnders and Emmerdale saw EastEnders come out on top with 200,000 more viewers on 1 December 2005. EastEnders was the top-rated soap on Christmas Day 2005, attracting 10.6 million viewers while Coronation Street got 9.8 million.[77] 12.6 million viewers watched as Dennis Rickman was stabbed by a mystery attacker on 30 December 2005, and the aftermath attracted 12.34 million viewers on 2 January 2006.
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This is a show about the British soap, Eastenders. This show takes a behind-the-scenes look at what makes the uber-popular show tick, originally hosted by Jayne Middlemiss. More recently it has been presented by cast members or has just been a series of clips.
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The show insider said: “This is easily one of the most shocking and controversial storylines EastEnders has ever done. It is not a decision bosses have taken lightly, but it is an issue that is top of the news agenda.
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It looks as though Eastenders heart-throb, Robert Kazinksky who plays Sean Slater and poetic Mohammed George (Gus Smith) will be leaving the show during the year. Robert has played the role of Sean for two years and will leave a trail of broken-hearted fans.
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