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<blockquote data-quote="Barbara Fan" data-source="post: 359923" data-attributes="member: 21">Oh I agree [USER=23]@Mel O&#039;Drama[/USER]I havent seen too much in temrs of fluffed lines - yes Amy Turtle does it - and Ive seen the boom mike in a few shotsAgree, in the lovely interview with Nolly when she is with TV critics and she defends the show as she does in ALL interviewsAt one point they were filming 5 shows a week, went down to 4 - which is massive and she compares it to a Play for today or Play of the month which had 3 weeks to rehearse and film, whereas they had 3 daysAnd as she says they couldnt edit back then - in the FB interview she said it was so stressful and they were under so much pressure and if you fluffed a line the whole scene had to be redone and she said the whole cast involved would give you that look!She also said they used to line the teacups/saucers with felt so they didnt clack away</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Barbara Fan, post: 359923, member: 21"] Oh I agree [USER=23]@Mel O'Drama[/USER] I havent seen too much in temrs of fluffed lines - yes Amy Turtle does it - and Ive seen the boom mike in a few shots Agree, in the lovely interview with Nolly when she is with TV critics and she defends the show as she does in ALL interviews At one point they were filming 5 shows a week, went down to 4 - which is massive and she compares it to a Play for today or Play of the month which had 3 weeks to rehearse and film, whereas they had 3 days And as she says they couldnt edit back then - in the FB interview she said it was so stressful and they were under so much pressure and if you fluffed a line the whole scene had to be redone and she said the whole cast involved would give you [B]that look[/B]! She also said they used to line the teacups/saucers with felt so they didnt clack away [/QUOTE]

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