Post by smothy on Apr 28, 2011 21:50:34 GMT
I am, thankfully, banned from watching this awful series, my wife forces me to go and play on the xbox when it's on.
The standard of acting is am-dram at best. Whatever drives proper actors to go within a country mile of weatherfield is beyond me. Gail...is it actually possible to flutter your eyes a thousand times a second? This ailment is most pronounced when talking quietly to someone in a very low whisper.
Dev...why? He machine guns sentences without drawing breath and is just genuinely a terrible actor.
Audrey...It is ThursdaY, not Thursdah. It is OK to pronounce the last letter of a word, even if it is Y.
Sally... Why have a daughter called Rosie when you can't say it? 'Wruussie' Sally screeches, followed by 'Surfie'.
My wife was, for many years, a sewing machinist. Even she is puzzled as to how someone in a wheelchair operates the treadle on the sewing machines in Carla's factory.
There is no attempt to make things realistic (it was years before I dared to ask my son to pop upstairs and get my screwdriver).
Emmerdale is by far the best soap on telly today (even overlooking the garage that has no trained mechanics yet people drive from all over Yorkshire to have their cars serviced there). The characters are believable, in the main, the story-lines aren't as barking as those in Corrie, and the scenery is most certainly better (OK I'm a Yorkshireman and biased).
Time to wrap up Corrie unless they employ good actors, good scriptwriters, etc.
The standard of acting is am-dram at best. Whatever drives proper actors to go within a country mile of weatherfield is beyond me. Gail...is it actually possible to flutter your eyes a thousand times a second? This ailment is most pronounced when talking quietly to someone in a very low whisper.
Dev...why? He machine guns sentences without drawing breath and is just genuinely a terrible actor.
Audrey...It is ThursdaY, not Thursdah. It is OK to pronounce the last letter of a word, even if it is Y.
Sally... Why have a daughter called Rosie when you can't say it? 'Wruussie' Sally screeches, followed by 'Surfie'.
My wife was, for many years, a sewing machinist. Even she is puzzled as to how someone in a wheelchair operates the treadle on the sewing machines in Carla's factory.
There is no attempt to make things realistic (it was years before I dared to ask my son to pop upstairs and get my screwdriver).
Emmerdale is by far the best soap on telly today (even overlooking the garage that has no trained mechanics yet people drive from all over Yorkshire to have their cars serviced there). The characters are believable, in the main, the story-lines aren't as barking as those in Corrie, and the scenery is most certainly better (OK I'm a Yorkshireman and biased).
Time to wrap up Corrie unless they employ good actors, good scriptwriters, etc.