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Production on Eastenders suspended amid coronavirus outbreak
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<blockquote data-quote="Barbara Fan" data-source="post: 209563" data-attributes="member: 21"><p>I would agree with [USER=68]@Alexis[/USER] and [USER=23]@Mel O'Drama[/USER]</p><p></p><p>Last weekend I did a bit of a binge watch of old Corrie - when it was good- episodes C/o You tube and just loved it, I had forgotten just how good 70s and 80s Corrie was at the time with the likes of Stan, Hilda, Bet, Elsie, Annie Walker, Alf and Audrey, Jack and Vera, Mike, Alma and co - top notch acting and I enjoyed Corrie when it was on Mon / wed and then increased to friday</p><p></p><p>It doesnt need 2 episodes / night and the acting of the cast now in no way compares to those decades. I havent watched it in a long time but dipped in once and thought Maureen Lipman looked like she could be a classic Corrie character, but she is a great actress and acted everyone else off the screen but there isnt the quality or calibre of acting and scriptwriting that there was back then and im not saying that 70s/80s Corrie was perfect it wasnt - and there were still a few duff actors - but the majority made up for that.</p><p></p><p>Id love to see ITV screen Old Corrie in a after 7pm time slot as i would totally tune in. Im at work for ITV 3 and cant watch later .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Barbara Fan, post: 209563, member: 21"] I would agree with [USER=68]@Alexis[/USER] and [USER=23]@Mel O'Drama[/USER] Last weekend I did a bit of a binge watch of old Corrie - when it was good- episodes C/o You tube and just loved it, I had forgotten just how good 70s and 80s Corrie was at the time with the likes of Stan, Hilda, Bet, Elsie, Annie Walker, Alf and Audrey, Jack and Vera, Mike, Alma and co - top notch acting and I enjoyed Corrie when it was on Mon / wed and then increased to friday It doesnt need 2 episodes / night and the acting of the cast now in no way compares to those decades. I havent watched it in a long time but dipped in once and thought Maureen Lipman looked like she could be a classic Corrie character, but she is a great actress and acted everyone else off the screen but there isnt the quality or calibre of acting and scriptwriting that there was back then and im not saying that 70s/80s Corrie was perfect it wasnt - and there were still a few duff actors - but the majority made up for that. Id love to see ITV screen Old Corrie in a after 7pm time slot as i would totally tune in. Im at work for ITV 3 and cant watch later . [/QUOTE]
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