Eastenders is unfortunately a realistic portrayal of peoples demeanour in the gritty east end of london.
You might as well call for a ban on hillstreet blue, or on war scenes in poor countries.If you don`t like it just don`t watch it.
What's even worse, it seems to be on every station at once. The last time I remember there being humour in it was about ten years ago when Phil and Grant used to be quite funny. But they've probably left by now...haven't watched it since.
But am sick of seeing it coming on. Yes, I can change station but why are we paying a licence fee for such abysmal depressing rubbish.
Oh God, yes. I remember the 'poor Irish' being very impressed with Pauline and assuming she'd be the kind of rich person who would 'own a washing machine'. And the local teenagers being overawed by Pauline's son who had 'been to a night club'. This was in the 1990s not the 1950s.
As regards their acting ability they are fairly pathetic and most sink without trace once they are killed off.
then slink back a couple of years later to their old role, having not been seen on our screens since?
Fair City is a waste of time.
Well we need some home produced soap so that our young actors/actresses can improve their acting skills even from a very low level. Isn`t that how Colin Farrel started? Any talent will be spotted and move on.Its just like soccer in Dublin. A good young talent will be signed by an english club ,then complaining about the poor quality of whats left is not really fair.
The only thing is, there was one young girl actress who was so atrociously bad that the only conclusion I came to was she was well connected......still happens a lot in RTE.
I watched part of an episode of Eastenders this evening (not sure why) and I watched about 9/10 characters. Everyone of them had a dour, miseable expression. It was awful viewing. Depressing stuff.
Does anyone watch this soap anymore and if so, why?
Is that really the purpose of home produced programmes? To train and educate aspiring actors so that they can head off abroad and make their fortune? As license payers are we not entitled to expect a certain standard of competency from our home programmes? I would have thought that any actor/actress being signed up for a prime time and expensively produced soap opera should already be able to act. They should be honing their skills on small inexpensive productions which don't go out at prime time and in local theatres etc.
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