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Eastenders?? Why?
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I had the misfortune of watching a few minutes over the last few days. What a depressing load of sh1te. I am told millions watch regularly. What does it say about us that we find this abhorrent show entertainment? Why is it not on after the watershed? some of the content should not be viewed by children. I haven't seen the other soaps for years but I imagine they have probably gone the same way. Why does society "need" this sh1te on the TV?
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I suppose it's the same reason why people enjoy watching children falling off swings and so on on You've Been Framed. A lot of people revel in other people's bad luck.
I remember once watching You've Been Framed and it showed a kid of about 4-5 fall off a bike and the audience were p1ssing themselves! The dad didn't bother to help, he just kept on filming.
Seems a bit strange to me.
I suppose it's the same reason why people enjoy watching children falling off swings and so on on You've Been Framed. A lot of people revel in other people's bad luck.
I remember once watching You've Been Framed and it showed a kid of about 4-5 fall off a bike and the audience were p1ssing themselves! The dad didn't bother to help, he just kept on filming.
Seems a bit strange to me.
I watch it and think how lucky I am that I'm neither as stupid nor as ignorant as those characters in it. They refuse to confide in one another, they refuse to seek professional help when they're in trouble or go to the police when a crime's been committed. They are gullible beyond belief (how many times do they lie to one another and are totally believed?), seemingly have no life outside their immediate neighbourhood and often appear incapable of being even remotely civil to one another - especially at Christmas.
The only fight we had over Christmas dinner was about who got to pull whose cracker.
The only fight we had over Christmas dinner was about who got to pull whose cracker.