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The fact that #EastEnders has the entire community coming together and wholesomely cheering during the coronation, meanwhile, at the actual coronation street party I got roped into attending, people were loudly taking bets on how long Charles is going to last until he carks it.
'I'll be honest, I don't rate him.'
'No worries, there'll be another one of these soon.'
'Yeah, I give him five years tops.'
#EastEnders should let me rewrite this episode using real quotes from an actual working class community's coronation street party.
'No worries, there'll be another one of these soon.'
'Yeah, I give him five years tops.'
#EastEnders should let me rewrite this episode using real quotes from an actual working class community's coronation street party.
People keep crowing about the sense of 'community', but this isn't recognisable to me in anyway. This isn't what my local community celebration was like. Where's the dissent? The arguing? The bad taste jokes? The sarcasm? The people who hate it all and only showed up for cake?
THREAD: Here it is, the big #EastEnders catch-up thread for people who only see it when they go home for Christmas with the family. Allow me to get you all caught up on the goings-on in Albert Square in its most explosive week of the year!
To kick things offā¦Phil, Kat and Alfie. Ok. So. Alfie and Kat were married, right? Theyāve been married, split up, got back together, cheated, not seen each other for years, got back together about a thousand times. Theyāre meant to be together.
Alfie is a bit of an absent father but heās come back in the last few months to REALLY make an effortā¦and he is doing everything he can to win Kat back! On Friday night THEY KISSED BY THE WALFORD CHRISTMAS TREE! So itās back on?
THREAD: This thread is for people who will be at their family home for Christmas and therefore watching #EastEnders for the only time in 2021. Allow me to get you all caught up on the goings-on in Albert Square in its most explosive week of the year!
Weāll start with Chelsea and Deniseās wedding storylines! Denise is the wayward Chelseaās mother and theyāre both marrying their fellas on the same day: Christmas Day! Thatās nice isnāt it.
Denise is marrying her longterm boyfriend Jack who is nice.
Ah @bbcnews. Started as a newsroom assistant, then I went into local radio. Via uni, I got a gig on On The Record at 4 Millbank (now defunct Sunday show) and then I freelanced for a while. I worked with some of the best. Now I'm desperately saddened by the @bbc. A thread...
What depresses me is that the @bbc has always been a political football. Even in the Birt days, there was always pressure to be pro Govt. But editorial teams soldiered on and told the story they should tell. Today, we have something pernicious and quite different: ...
A bunch of client journalists like @laurak and @chrismasonbbc who no longer abide by Auntie's own impartiality principles taking every opportunity to make opposition parties look awful. Of course, this is because current Tories are now running the show. It's a win-win for Govt...
Watching #EASTENDERS is a different experience in the #Coronavirius era. They like to reference current affairs, especially big public events like elections, sport and jubilees... and #Brexit. Not possible with #COVID19
#Eastenders cannot reference the coronavirus because the set is locked down. But even if they could film, itās a soap opera, which depends on people wandering around the locale: interacting, gossiping and eavesdropping.
Every now and then #Eastenders do a ābottle episodeā set in one room or house, with limited characters. Itās good and fun when they do it en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Eā¦
But the reason theyāre good is because theyāre unusual. Eastenders is not a set of discrete plays.
But the reason theyāre good is because theyāre unusual. Eastenders is not a set of discrete plays.
THREAD: How the #Eastenders characters are dealing with coronavirus.
PHIL MITCHELL: Refuses to wash his hands, says āitāll take more than some poxy virus to take me downā even though he had a liver transplant and is very high risk and everyone is extremely worried about him.
PHIL MITCHELL: Refuses to wash his hands, says āitāll take more than some poxy virus to take me downā even though he had a liver transplant and is very high risk and everyone is extremely worried about him.
DOT COTTON: Keeps going on about Spanish Flu, something she knows an awful lot about despite being born after it happened. People have started turning off the news because as soon as COVID-19 is mentioned Dot starts on about Spanish Flu again.
IAN BEALE: Has bought several hundred packs of loo roll and Kathy has had to move out of her room and sleep in the lounge coz he is using her room to store all the loo roll. Demands his family donāt tell anyone in Albert Sq about his stash of loo roll coz theyāll want in.
The sound used to exemplify a hearing loss on #EastEnders was an excellent move. Look at tācomments from hearing people complaining re. sound. They experienced that for 30 seconds at most?! We experience the lack of subtitles / accessibility on a regular daily basis 1/
As for some of us, we have been deaf since birth/since childhood. Deafness not always something that needs to be cured/fixed. Can totally appreciate gg deaf as a teen/adult v disjointing. If deafness/BSL was celebrated & embraced, maybe attitudes would be different 3/
And it wouldnāt be the āend of the worldā for many. Think how many elderly go deaf. And the recent research to show how it contributes to dementia etc. Itās not the deafness that is the problem but how quickly society casts you aside in all manners of life with a hearing loss 4/
