vegansrock
Where’s Linda’s huge fridge gone? Is it up in the quads bedroom?
Now that was ridiculous. How Linda didn't realise that that massive fridge wouldn't fit in Gemma's tiny kitchen is beyond me. Anyone with working eyes would have known that.
I don't like gangster stories in soaps. Eastenders has those too, and IMO they spoil things. Soaps are (or should be) domestic dramas, not about organised crime. A bit of shoplifting or similar is probably realistic, but how many of us has ever known people with guns in safes, or lock-ups full of stolen goods? Or have I just led a sheltered life?
I have a soft spot for Gemma, but agree that whoever thought of her having quads was having a bad day. They live in a small house, there is nowhere for them all to sleep, they are too young to be left alone, yet you rarely see all of them together, and as the actors get older the logistics will get worse.
Moses is good-looking, I think, but I don't think that soap characters should all be as glamorous as they are now. Ordinary people (specially young ones) need to see normal-looking people represented - there are enough problems with body image issues as it is. All the young women are like models - Sarah, Maria, Abi, Bethany, Carla, Amy, Asha - they all look great on screen, and the others, Fiz, Gemma, Eileen, Sally, Leanne, Toyah scrub up well for awards ceremonies and the like. Eastenders is the same. We need more plain Janes, I think.
They really need to keep Roy and Evelyn in it though, and give comic lines to more characters. It used to be very funny at times. There is less pathos now, too. People like Fred and his eternal quest for the right woman, or Emily's loneliness and regret at not having children were touching. Now it's very 'black and white', and suffers for it, I think. And as I keep saying - they need to bring in all the characters more, instead of so many small-cast stories.
Any producers reading this should feel free to make contact - I am happy to give further advice for a large fee
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