Emmerdale
janer1967
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Hi all resident tv correspondent here again
Has anyone been watching emmerdale this week ?
I think the way they have wrote the story line is excellent
Giving little snaps at the start of the hospital revealing bit more each day
And then moving on to what happened to get them there
Really keeps you watching
What are your thoughts
Has anyone been watching emmerdale this week ?
I think the way they have wrote the story line is excellent
Giving little snaps at the start of the hospital revealing bit more each day
And then moving on to what happened to get them there
Really keeps you watching
What are your thoughts
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Hi @janer1967. It really does keep you guessing to see how it all happened
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Last time I watched it, it was called Emmerdale Farm,.2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡
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I love emerdale its a good storyline but its dragging on a bit to long ?
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Love Emmerdale. The character Paul has played an excellent part, so much so, I can barely look at him, because of what he’s done to his lovely son Vinnie.
At the beginning of the week, with the showing of the clips, I couldn’t work out why Jimmy would have ended up in hospital, but all was revealed tonight. Gripping stuff. -
I stopped watching a few years back, started grating on me.
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The crash was completely unexpected. Brilliantly done like all of their dramatic scenes. I grew up watching Emmerdale. I love it and never miss an episode.
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@lisathomas50 I suppose it has to drag on to be realistic this sort of abuse goes on and on so is being portrayed in the right context
@deb74
It's been so well written the whole storyline bet they win the awards this year for this one -
Great work keeping us updated 'Resident TV Correspondent' @janer1967!
I have to be honest - I dip in and out of Emmerdale, so I'm not always up to date on this!
If I remember rightly though, Emmerdale are quite good at running in-depth and contentious storylines, aren't they?
Not to start a soap-war or anything - but even if it's not the most-watched soap, I think it's got some of the best writing??
p.s. I too remember watching Emmerdale Farm as a young lass! -
@Caz_Scope thanks for the kind words
I've not been watching it that long had a long break from soaps but they have had some great storylines and writing
Abortion of baby with Downs
Asexual partners
Child custody after mother abandoned baby but now wants him back
Just to mention a few hard to believe so much goes on in such a small village but that's soaps for you
I just think they write in more imaginative ways -
Yes - definitely some really topical and relevant social interest storylines there @janer1967.
I like this as well...hard to believe so much goes on in such a small village but that's soaps for you
Bit like Midsomer Murders, and the quaint little villages in that series, which strangely all appear to be the (yes I know, fictonal!) murder central of middle England -
@janer1967 also two murders it all goes on in emerald lol ?
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