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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 427819" data-attributes="member: 23">Also, I&#039;ve stumbled on <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/media/2001/oct/22/tvandradio.television1" target="_blank">this article written by Bill actor Rudolph Walker for the Guardian</a> in which he reflects on his career. This was at the time he&#039;d just joined EastEnders. ^ The last couple of sentences substantiate my thought that many of the situations were familiar (but I&#039;m sure he must have meant For The Love Of Ada rather than Bless This House).&nbsp; It&#039;s funny to think that there is now almost as much distance between the time the article was written and now as there was between the end of LTN and Rudolph joining &#039;Enders.&nbsp; In the article, he says he feels that youngsters wouldn&#039;t criticise, which goes to show how much times have changed since 2001.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 427819, member: 23"] Also, I've stumbled on [URL='https://www.theguardian.com/media/2001/oct/22/tvandradio.television1']this article written by Bill actor Rudolph Walker for the Guardian[/URL] in which he reflects on his career. This was at the time he'd just joined [I]EastEnders. [/I] ^ [I]The last couple of sentences substantiate my thought that many of the situations were familiar (but I'm sure he must have meant For The Love Of Ada rather than Bless This House). [/I] It's funny to think that there is now almost as much distance between the time the article was written and now as there was between the end of [I]LTN[/I] and Rudolph joining[I] 'Enders[/I]. In the article, he says he feels that youngsters wouldn't criticise, which goes to show how much times have changed since 2001. [/QUOTE]

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