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Daytime soap Doctors axed by BBC
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<blockquote data-quote="soapfan" data-source="post: 411650" data-attributes="member: 354"><p>Ok. Well, regardless of whichever location the soap took place, cutbacks are vital with ALL the soaps really due to how badly they've become during the last 25 years almost since the turn of the century in 2000+ with too many episodes, the cast sizes being too large, everything being rushed and fast paced, and some actors/actresses may experience a lot of pressure and lack of harmony and discontent.</p><p></p><p>It's fair to say that Doctors of 2000-2008 AND Doctors 2009-present/2024 eventual end - Both different shows for reasons as stated, many people will tell you on forums just how awful they find the soaps nowadays, they're very old fashioned and 20th century, and the closest we'd get to something similar is drama series that have at least 5 series minimum, if not more. I say this because some drama series can be poor and a waste of time and money making with them being axed after 1 series, gaining a 2nd if they're lucky, or a 3rd, but no more than 3 or 4 series, so getting to that 5th series, then it's worth watching and worth buying as a box set for any viewers who enjoy the shows and buying them from Amazon.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="soapfan, post: 411650, member: 354"] Ok. Well, regardless of whichever location the soap took place, cutbacks are vital with ALL the soaps really due to how badly they've become during the last 25 years almost since the turn of the century in 2000+ with too many episodes, the cast sizes being too large, everything being rushed and fast paced, and some actors/actresses may experience a lot of pressure and lack of harmony and discontent. It's fair to say that Doctors of 2000-2008 AND Doctors 2009-present/2024 eventual end - Both different shows for reasons as stated, many people will tell you on forums just how awful they find the soaps nowadays, they're very old fashioned and 20th century, and the closest we'd get to something similar is drama series that have at least 5 series minimum, if not more. I say this because some drama series can be poor and a waste of time and money making with them being axed after 1 series, gaining a 2nd if they're lucky, or a 3rd, but no more than 3 or 4 series, so getting to that 5th series, then it's worth watching and worth buying as a box set for any viewers who enjoy the shows and buying them from Amazon. [/QUOTE]
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