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Meet the new EastEnders family
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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 60358" data-attributes="member: 100"><p>I haven't watched EastEnders for years and as I began to read the article regarding the introduction of a new family I realized why I no longer watch these type of series. Much like Neighbours and Home and Away here in Australia it's just more of the same. A new family arrives, usually with deep secrets. Its all become a little repetitive. They may have different faces but the story remains the same. I'll also add I'm over these teenagers and their angst. What gives? When I was growing up it was all about riding our bikes, horse-riding, playing cricket, tennis, going to the beach. There was never a dull moment for us kids/teenagers after school and on weekends. It was all about enjoying each others company and having fun. Soaps these days seem to have teenagers sitting around talking sh?t. Get outside you idiots, breathe in some oxygen.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rove, post: 60358, member: 100"] I haven't watched EastEnders for years and as I began to read the article regarding the introduction of a new family I realized why I no longer watch these type of series. Much like Neighbours and Home and Away here in Australia it's just more of the same. A new family arrives, usually with deep secrets. Its all become a little repetitive. They may have different faces but the story remains the same. I'll also add I'm over these teenagers and their angst. What gives? When I was growing up it was all about riding our bikes, horse-riding, playing cricket, tennis, going to the beach. There was never a dull moment for us kids/teenagers after school and on weekends. It was all about enjoying each others company and having fun. Soaps these days seem to have teenagers sitting around talking sh?t. Get outside you idiots, breathe in some oxygen. [/QUOTE]
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