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Eastenders hands down for me. Phil Mitchell would beat up the entire cast of the northern show with one hand tied behind his back. Never really watched corry but surely it is proper sh1te.
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No it is a guess. Can anyone who has watched it confirm or otherwise?
both full of homosexuals Crossroads was proper telly
What was the name of that wee gay chef again?
Last seen trying to scuttle The Cooler King...
Last seen trying to scuttle The Cooler King...
Thinking about it, Crossroads was a right laugh. I didn't watch it very often and only used to catch it here and there but it always made me laugh. Probably because it was so bad!
Louis Spence will be running the flower pitch in Walford soon
Roy Wood? Was he? I don't think I ever saw him when I switched over.
Ah. Missed that. As I said, I only used to watch it very infrequently.
I watched Brookside on a regular basis.
Claire Sweeney would have gotten it if i could have removed her Everton shirt..
Fair enough if you don't like Corrie ( assuming that you have watched a few episodes in the last 50 years ) but cannot fathom how anyone thinks Eastenders is any good let alone is better than Corrie 
It is nice to watch something light now and then and stenders fist the bill perfectly.
I'd be most grateful if anyone could name an exact area of the East End of London that this programme is supposed to accurately represent.
Yes Rob stenders is a bundle of laughs 
Now I'm off to take the hook out of my mouth
Now I'm off to take the hook out of my mouth
Eastenders is probably better at the moment thos corrie has the best totty, Katy, Tina, Eva, Maria 
spellingandgrammarchecker 16 May 14 23:13
I'd be most grateful if anyone could name an exact area of the East End of London that this programme is supposed to accurately represent.
Take your pick from anywhere between Tower Bridge and Hornchurch, it's all east London according to the news.
I'd be most grateful if anyone could name an exact area of the East End of London that this programme is supposed to accurately represent.
Take your pick from anywhere between Tower Bridge and Hornchurch, it's all east London according to the news.
I haven't watched EE for a couple of years but it always seemed a lot of the characters were too well-spoken. eg Ian Beale's kids, the Asian postie
Back in the early days there was a youngish Asian shopkeeper - not a trace of a London or Asian accent; sounded like he'd been to Eton and Oxford
Back in the early days there was a youngish Asian shopkeeper - not a trace of a London or Asian accent; sounded like he'd been to Eton and Oxford
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