Could you believe that anybody could really be as thick as David?:wall:
Nice to see part of Roblivion - they definetly brighten up the quality of viewing.:cheer:
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Could you believe that anybody could really be as thick as David?:wall:
Nice to see part of Roblivion - they definetly brighten up the quality of viewing.:cheer:
There's so much that is wrong with the Jacob and Maya story that I don't know where to begin. It's not to my liking, not in what is meant to a light entertainment, tea-time, soapy drama. It's just unpleasant.
hi eddie :cheer: agree with you cos although it def does happen I doubt ed will follow it through properly though interestingly we did get a helpline thing here when the ep finishedQuote:
Originally Posted by EddyBee
Totally agree. It is just very distasteful to watch and completely unnecessary..Quote:
Originally Posted by EddyBee
Seems soaps are meant to reflect real life with of course lots of unrealistic bits in it .. like with most unpleasant storylines, I guess they are highlighting inappropriate behaviour from a teacher and potential step-parent towards a child .. as distasteful as it is, if it opens the eyes of viewers where this might happen in real life, then it will have served a purpose. All soaps these days are portraying storylines that would have been out of the question years ago .. but I cannot help feeling that they are necessary these days .. life has changed so much from when these programmes were first introduced ..Quote:
Originally Posted by EddyBee
Emmerdale have claimed that they did a lot of research into the acid attack story line and that went seriously pear-shaped. It did so in a way that was very insensitive and offensive to victims. They made similar claims for Aaron's spice addition and that went a similar way.
Emmerdale have more 'fails' than 'successes' when it comes to tackling these serious issues. Unlike in the past, I will not give them the benefit of the doubt. They are not competent to tackle an issue like this and should stick to OTT murders, an occasional ONS and throwing a character into the boot of a car every other week.
Can't fault your commentsQuote:
Originally Posted by EddyBee
Picture preview for the week beginning Monday 10/12/18.
A few spoilers in the picture descriptions. Just up on the main Emmerdale website.
LOOK HERE.
Four Years Of Robron.
Time to look back and celebrate:
Look here.
And here.
With thanks to the Danny Miller Fansite.
The Emmerdale Christmas and New Year schedule plays out as follows:
Christmas Eve – 7.00pm, ITV
Christmas Day – 7.15pm, ITV (60-minute episode)
Boxing Day – 7.00pm, ITV
Thursday 27 December – 7.00pm, ITV
Friday 28 December – 7.00pm, ITV
New Year’s Eve – 7.00pm, ITV
New Year’s Day – 7.00pm, ITV (60-minute episode)
Wednesday 2 January – 7.00pm, ITV
Thursday 3 January – 7.00pm, 8.00pm, ITV
Friday 4 January – 7.00pm, ITV
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