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TheGoldenVision
28 Apr 17 20:51
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Ok... hands up, I'm a saddo but WTF are the script writers on Coro and Emmerdale smokin' these days? Murders, rapes, prostitution, muggings, arson, prison breaks, drug dealing and on and on and on... I know the UK is now morally bankrupt but we're talking about a residential area of suburban Manchester and a quaint English village on the Lancs/Yorks border. Please, can you fire all of your 25 year old university no-marks from the script department and bring a touch, just a smidgeon, of realism to these story-lines before  you vanish a la "Brookside". Thanks.

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scandanavian_haven
When: 28 Apr 17 21:01
they'll vanish anyway, they were big when there was no internet, only 3 TV channels etc, but time has moved on and the 15 million+ that watched them regularly has dwindled to 5 mil or less with only the long term loyal viewer that has stuck with them.

Quality also started to diminish when they went from 2 episodes a week to 3, then 4, what is it now 5?
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SlippyBlue
When: 28 Apr 17 21:17
I'm not sure what year it was but the last time I saw a bit of Emmerdale Farm Amos Brearly was behind the jump in The Woolpack.
Brookside was the only soap I ever really followed.
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Capt__F
When: 28 Apr 17 23:15
too mush gay orintated these days
gay vicar and psycho gay bf to adopt next ticks all elton boxes
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Velasquez
When: 30 Apr 17 15:03
They're well past the stage when a computer programme can write this sh1te.
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Just Checking
When: 30 Apr 17 15:45
I've an elderly relative who used to watch all the soaps and has stopped pretty much as they're all about shagging and just too rough.
Apparently even neighbours is a pile of sh1t like that, and it used to be fairly innocent.
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