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Published 05:00 29 Feb 2020 GMT
Updated 18:39 28 Feb 2020 GMT
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And with 40.4 per cent of viewers' posts hinting they were worried, the top spot went to Emmerdale.
According to Metro, EastEnders was a close second, with 39.1 per cent of the viewers' tweets indicating they were stressed out.
And Coronation Street finished up the top three, with 37.8 per cent of the tweets; followed by Hollyoaks at 35.8 per cent.
Buzz Bingo analysed the 'stress levels' in the tweets sent during the airing of three episodes, using each one of the soap's generic hashtags sent on the broadcast date.
Then, they used Professor Mike Thelwall's TensiStrength tool, which estimates stress levels in short texts based on the classification of words related to negative emotions like stress, anger, anxiety or frustration.
It's worth noting that while they did examine thousands of tweets, the batch of episodes they looked at is pretty small - and with plots in Soap Land changing tone and intensity almost daily, things could easily change.
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