I've been thinking (dangerous for me) about the problem with the Ferreira's (which one? I hear you ask!)
I think the problem is that they haven't been integrated enough with the other characters.
Think about it;
Ash works as a lecturer - no-one in EE studies
Adi and Kareena have the market stall - but they never seem to be involved with the other market traders, apart from the early feud with Zoe & Kelly which has now ended.
Ronny - DJ, occasionally seen in Angie's Den, and he briefly went out with Kelly and then Zoe - but so do a lot of people!
Tariq - follows Ronny around, went out with his half-sister.
I know EE was trying to getr them together to just focus on them as a family at the start, but they never seem to be involved with anyone outside the family. All their problems are internal, and not related to anyone else. Ronny gets stabbed - Tariq saves him, Tariq and Kareena go out, Ash - went out with Shirley - but then so did Dan.
they haven't minxed with the other characters enough, or got involved with anything in EE, and I think that's the problem (well, one of them!).
I think the problem is that they haven't been integrated enough with the other characters.
Think about it;
Ash works as a lecturer - no-one in EE studies
Adi and Kareena have the market stall - but they never seem to be involved with the other market traders, apart from the early feud with Zoe & Kelly which has now ended.
Ronny - DJ, occasionally seen in Angie's Den, and he briefly went out with Kelly and then Zoe - but so do a lot of people!
Tariq - follows Ronny around, went out with his half-sister.
I know EE was trying to getr them together to just focus on them as a family at the start, but they never seem to be involved with anyone outside the family. All their problems are internal, and not related to anyone else. Ronny gets stabbed - Tariq saves him, Tariq and Kareena go out, Ash - went out with Shirley - but then so did Dan.
they haven't minxed with the other characters enough, or got involved with anything in EE, and I think that's the problem (well, one of them!).



