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<blockquote data-quote="James from London" data-source="post: 242845" data-attributes="member: 22">Yes, I think that&#039;s because, in the old days, there was time to rehearse and so scenes had more of a shape. Everything&#039;s a lot quicker and &quot;slicker&quot; nowadays. Maybe that makes it harder to drop in on a soap cold and enjoy what&#039;s going on. I remember [USER=109]@Canon[/USER] persuading me to start watching Emmerdale for the first time in years and years, and for a long time it just seemed to be a load of indistinguishable middle-aged women with the same haircut shouting at each other, and then finally something clicked and I figured out who was who, and then it was like I was watching the story from the inside rather than the outside if that makes sense.I forgot about Kathy - Jackie to you - who was in Enders at the start, died for nine years and then came back to life about five years ago.[MEDIA=youtube]sdYqCo3ui8c[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James from London, post: 242845, member: 22"] Yes, I think that's because, in the old days, there was time to rehearse and so scenes had more of a shape. Everything's a lot quicker and "slicker" nowadays. Maybe that makes it harder to drop in on a soap cold and enjoy what's going on. I remember [USER=109]@Canon[/USER] persuading me to start watching Emmerdale for the first time in years and years, and for a long time it just seemed to be a load of indistinguishable middle-aged women with the same haircut shouting at each other, and then finally something clicked and I figured out who was who, and then it was like I was watching the story from the inside rather than the outside if that makes sense. I forgot about Kathy - Jackie to you - who was in Enders at the start, died for nine years and then came back to life about five years ago. [MEDIA=youtube]sdYqCo3ui8c[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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