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Emmerdale- festival
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Glowormfairy
11-10-2012
Festival in october - it must be bloody freezing!!
meechyemoo
11-10-2012
the proclaimers! how many of the kids there would know their songs. I don't and I'm in my 30s!
hello.member
11-10-2012
It was boring
Addisonian
11-10-2012
Looked like the tamest most bland festival ever. Why do soaps sometimes just get it so wrong?
Imonfire
11-10-2012
Originally Posted by Glowormfairy:
“Festival in october - it must be bloody freezing!!”

It wasn't filmed this week

Plus it has been warm this week, where I live.
valtimmy
11-10-2012
Originally Posted by Imonfire:
“It wasn't filmed this week

Plus it has been warm this week, where I live.”

I don't know where you live but it was chilly today where I live in the south!
Do you live in Scotland then?
Imonfire
11-10-2012
Originally Posted by valtimmy:
“I don't know where you live but it was chilly today where I live in the south!
Do you live in Scotland then?”

No, not far out of Yorkshire.
Glowormfairy
11-10-2012
Originally Posted by Imonfire:
“It wasn't filmed this week

Plus it has been warm this week, where I live.”

I know it wasnt filmed this week. Was just saying it must be freezing to go to a festival in October.

Also it looked the most boring festival ever. The extras were rubbish and couldnt even act like they were enjoying it.
valtimmy
11-10-2012
Originally Posted by Glowormfairy:
“I know it wasnt filmed this week. Was just saying it must be freezing to go to a festival in October.

Also it looked the most boring festival ever. The extras were rubbish and couldnt even act like they were enjoying it.”

I agree entirely.
There didn't seem enough extras to be able to make a profit of £250K with every ticket sold! In real life there would be thousands attending.
Michelle Jones
11-10-2012
Has it finished yet? Is it safe for me to open my eyes again now?? I was literally cringing through every scene of the 'festival' !

It was soooo embarrassing to watch and the extras were about as convincing as the ones at Eileen's party in Corrie last week!
trevor tiger
11-10-2012
I loved it. Eureka Machines were brill and who was that at the end? Looked a bit like Jarvis Cocker, great anyway.

Scouting for Girls going to be on too

I'm the only one enjoying this aren't I
Last edited by trevor tiger : 11-10-2012 at 21:30
Uncle Quentin
11-10-2012
Michael Eavis will be inconsolable.

Declan's stripped the man bare tonight.
That's what you call a 'proper' festival Eavis, you bloody charlatan!
sw2963
11-10-2012
Did they green screen the audience?
Oldnjaded
11-10-2012
Originally Posted by Uncle Quentin:
“Michael Eavis will be inconsolable.

Declan's stripped the man bare tonight.
That's what you call a 'proper' festival Eavis, you bloody charlatan!”

I know. He should have stuck to milking cows.

Wench02
11-10-2012
Considering how much it would have cost to rig that lot up and pay the bands I think they did a pretty good job!
valtimmy
11-10-2012
Originally Posted by Michelle Jones:
“Has it finished yet? Is it safe for me to open my eyes again now?? I was literally cringing through every scene of the 'festival' !

It was soooo embarrassing to watch and the extras were about as convincing as the ones at Eileen's party in Corrie last week!”

I agree Michelle. It was awful wasn't it? I hope it is finished.
Soap Villain
12-10-2012
Originally Posted by trevor tiger:
“I loved it. Eureka Machines were brill ”

Glad you noticed. Eureka Machines truly are brilliant, I'm a big fan of theirs so it was exciting for me to have a relatively unknown band getting good airtime!

I als like the Proclaimers, but could they possibly have chosen 2 more obvious songs for the show, and as for having Scouting For Girls HEADLINING, bloody hell it's the wrong way round!
downtonfan
12-10-2012
Woodstock it wasn't.

What a truly shamblic show it has become.
norbitonite
12-10-2012
Didn't I read somewhere (on here, probably) that the plan had been to film the scenes at MFest in the grounds of Harewood House in July, but that got cancelled due to seriously bad weather? There would've been about 30,000 people there and lots of acts.

If this was plan B, they've done a not-too-bad job pulling something together on a limited budget at short notice as they were already committed to the storyline.

Although an outdoor festival in mid-October was always going to stretch the viewers' credulity.
Rob1985
12-10-2012
What a dreadful episode.
Wench02
12-10-2012
It would make sense that it was filmed at an existing festival, but as above many of these type events have been cancelled. I would also think they had to film the event well in advance to ensure decent weather etcp
Oldnjaded
12-10-2012
Originally Posted by norbitonite:
“Didn't I read somewhere (on here, probably) that the plan had been to film the scenes at MFest in the grounds of Harewood House in July, but that got cancelled due to seriously bad weather? There would've been about 30,000 people there and lots of acts.

If this was plan B, they've done a not-too-bad job pulling something together on a limited budget at short notice as they were already committed to the storyline.

Although an outdoor festival in mid-October was always going to stretch the viewers' credulity.”

Yes that's exactly what happened. They then had to film their Plan B festival in August, so they really didn't have much time to put it together. I thought they did a pretty good job under those circumstances.
MrsP86
12-10-2012
My first thought watching it was 'have the producers ever even been to a festival!?' Thought it was awful, not realistic at all.
TheGreenMan
12-10-2012
I think they did a pretty reasonable job of portraying a music festival, as much as you could expect from a soap episode.

You're simply not going to get any top-line acts so they had to make the best use of those available.

Seen worse from real festivals...
MrsP86
12-10-2012
For me, it wasn't the acts that were the problem, it was the crowd. I've never seen such a polite and orderly crowd of festival goers lol
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