EastEnders viewers notice continuity error after night turns to day in minutes

Day or night? Whitney Dean appeared to wait for hours at Walford East Tube station

Lucy Mapstone
Wednesday 29 November 2017 13:23 GMT
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East Enders features continuity error as night turns to day

EastEnders fans were baffled when it appeared to go from night to day in a matter of minutes during the latest episode.

Viewers watched as Whitney Dean (Shona McGarty) said goodbye to her friend Stacey Fowler (Lacey Turner) at the Walford East Tube station before heading off to Spain with Woody Woodward (Lee Ryan).

Stacey left the station and walked into the darkness, their farewell having happened during the evening.

Minutes later, in the next scene, Whitney was still waiting for Woody to arrive to meet her, when she discovered a note he had left for her there, telling her she should stay in Walford.

However, while it was unclear how much time had passed, it was visibly much lighter and seemed to be daytime, suggesting that Whitney had waited overnight in the Tube station.

Fans spotted the apparent blunder and commented on Twitter.

One wrote: "Did anyone else notice the fact that when Stacey was leaving the tube station after saying goodbye to Whitney one minute it was daylight, next it was going dark then hey presto daylight again #EastEnders."

"Did Whitney wait all night? Was dark when Stacey left her... daylight when she found the note #EastEnders," one commented.

Other fans were more distracted with the storyline itself, with some mixed emotions over Woody dumping Whitney in spectacular style as he appeared to head to Spain without her.

One fan said: "OHMAGAAAAAD Mick and Whitney are meant to be together pleaseeeeeeeeeee...... THEY'RE SO GOOD TOGETHER!! #mickney #eastenders."

"Whitney's been left in the square. Oh Woody how could you! #EastEnders," one viewer said.

Another fumed: "Oh FFS Woody you had one job... take Whitney, someone, anyone #EastEnders."

EastEnders continues on Thursday at 7.30pm on BBC One.

PA

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