Originally Posted by
pinkprint:
“It really is not what the majority like. .I have noticed that some people on this forum will defend the show to the death, apparently anyone complaining on social media should be discounted as illiterate 12 year olds, but I have never seen such negativity towards the show , of course people go onto social media to complain but not to this extent, and its old, young , superfans all sorts.
I know ratings are normal, but give it another 5 months of the current way the show is then they will dip considerably.
I have also noticed the TV critics giving the show a right bashing, especially Ally Ross inThe Sun a couple of weeks ago mentioning Ian's cliffhanger of 'I'll put the kettle on'
Though I say all this and I'm still watching, however if Ronnie is killed off in this ridiculous pool stunt then its goodbye from me.”
You've never seen the show so talked about so negative? Take it you wasn't around in 2003, 2004, 2006, 2012 and 2013 then... Because this is nothing compared to those days.
The critics will always bash EE. Has Ally Ross ever praised EE? Because I'd like to see the link if he did...
Ultimately the ratings are good at the moment. The BBC will be pleased and so will SOC. Nitin Ganatra has said the cast are postively taking notice of the dialogue changes and change of direction. So who cares what a handful of people are saying on social media?
And for every negative 'tweet' there's probably a positive. But that doesn't make a story in the press, does it?
The ones criticising EE on here are still watching the show. Until you actually stop, no-one will actually care.
There's plenty really enjoying the show post-DTC. In fact the Metro have been praising the show as well as Digital Spy themselves.
If you think EE is bad, you obviously weren't watching when Claudette was being 'buried alive', the ridiculous fairground 'disaster' or Pauline was being 'murdered' by bloody Joe Macer.
SOC is nowhere near as bad as those periods. In fact he created the Slaters and storylined one of the shows most acclaimed stories (Little Mo and Trevor). But you're not willing to even give him a chance, are you?