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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Carrie Fairchild" data-source="post: 438067" data-attributes="member: 673">I used to watch it, probably up until the mid to late 00’s, and even during “event weeks”, there was a bit of balance to proceedings. Now, even when I’ve caught bits of regular episodes, it’s just a series of mad stuff happening to characters, to the point that it’s normalised, which I think dilutes the dramatic effect. I’m well above the age of its target audience now though.I think you may be thinking of Ste. What I found jarring was that in the earlier episode, his niece is crushed to death by a chimney following the plane crash but the next time you see Ste, a few hours later in the Later episode, he’s running around Liverpool after one of his lovers, who is subsequently mowed down by a car. The continuity is all over the place / non existent.The insane thing about this is that it was the producers harking back to the very first Hollyoaks Later episode where Luke Morgan (Gary Lucy) was sexually assaulted. It was them “paying tribute” to the show’s history.</blockquote>

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