Viewers aren't happy!
BBC bosses have pushed EastEnders' air time to avoid clashes between the ITV rival September 13, 2019 - 19:36 BST Aisha Nozari Viewers certainly weren't happy to discover that their favourite soaps had been hit by a schedule shake-up on Friday night. Coronation Street will be airing a special hour-long episode this evening, starting at 7.30pm and running through to 8.30pm.
The disruption left soap fans unhappy, and many took to Twitter to air their grievances. One replied to the BBC's announcement by saying: "8.30? This is gonna tip me over the edge. Fed up with this." Another EastEnders fan added: "What will I do with that 30 minutes difference?"Don’t miss it. pic.twitter.com/YW7qWl14nfIt's been a big week on the Corrie cobbles.
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