EastEnders won’t air on BBC One tonight in schedule shake-up amid Kat and Alfie wedding week

Therefore, BBC One will broadcast EastEnders at its regular time (7:30 pm) on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays as planned. However, it’s good to know that you can wait an additional day if you prefer, but it’s not required.

On BBC iPlayer, the soap is being broadcasted as scheduled during the initial four days of the week. Instead of airing tonight, the episode is available to stream immediately on the platform instead.

The main BBC EastEnders social media platform posted an illustration detailing the sequence of changes in the show’s broadcast schedule, tailored to ardent fans of this renowned TV series.

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As a film enthusiast who also loves football, I’m swapping my usual EastEnders tonight for Match of the Day. They’re broadcasting the World Cup qualifier between Wales and Belgium, a match that could significantly impact the standings as Wales currently leads their group.

The game starts at 7:45 pm, however, BBC Sport coverage commences 15 minutes beforehand, with the analysts discussing the anticipation and aspirations surrounding a crucial match for Wales.

During the upcoming week, soapland is expected to be largely focused on the third marriage of EastEnders legends Alfie Moon (portrayed by Shane Richie) and Kat Slater (played by Jessie Wallace), a significant event that may cause a delay.

As I sit down to pen my thoughts on this week’s emotional rollercoaster, I find myself reflecting on the intricate tapestry of challenges that our beloved characters have been woven into. The impending wedding has become a crucible for their deepest fears and insecurities to surface, leaving them teetering on the brink of decision-making chaos.

For instance, intimacy issues loom large as they grapple with their feelings, while Alfie’s disorganization threatens to derail the whole event. And let us not forget the heart-wrenching concerns surrounding their son, Tommy, expertly portrayed by Sonny Kendall. These trials and tribulations promise a riveting spectacle that will undoubtedly keep audiences on the edge of their seats.

In a narrative vaguely reminiscent of Netflix’s Adolescence, the character Tommy, a teenage boy, finds himself drawn into disturbing internet discourse on women, influenced by the problematic character Joel Marshall, portrayed by Max Murray.

Uncovering this challenging behavior leaves a worrying cloud hanging over the upcoming event, yet will it manage to endure the turbulence?