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Intelligent swingers on Jeremy Kyle but scary swingers on Eastenders?
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Great to see 2 excellent swingers on Jeremy Kyle making the poo faced bloke think again with their open and intelligent words - did swinging a great service.
Meanwhile early days but Eastenders seem to have put their toe in the water but the two character appear a manipulative so far - be interesting to see how it pans out - and they are actually swingers?
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over a year ago
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"Great to see 2 excellent swingers on Jeremy Kyle making the poo faced bloke think again with their open and intelligent words - did swinging a great service.
Meanwhile early days but Eastenders seem to have put their toe in the water but the two character appear a manipulative so far - be interesting to see how it pans out - and they are actually swingers?
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What makes you think they are swingers? |
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That's my point and why a question was at the end. 'Mick' (Danny Dyer) thinks they are and the viewers are expected to think this as well - but open so could be a trap for something else.
Hope they are not as they are not presented as good people so far. Early days. |
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"Does anyone still watch Eastenders?
Not only have I not watched East Enders for years, I had to google who Danny Dyer is. I'm rubbish. "
I'm with you HH.... If I put Eastenders on now, I wouldn't recognise any of the cast.... |
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On Jeremy Kyle the audience voted 80-20 in support of the lifestyle of the excellent swinger couple - 2nd time the show as far as I am aware had positive role models on it. Awful programme but good this is coming through as it helps makes us look in a good light and maybe one day people can be more open without worrying about crap.
I salute the couple and the lady from a few months ago for taking the lifestyle forward. |
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By *olgateMan
over a year ago
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"I don't watch east Ender's however if the characters in question are then I bet the producers plant some stereotypical pampas grass.  "
The thought of spiky haired blondes jiggling their ankle bracelets in the queen Vic is sending shivers down my spine as I type  |
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"The opening sound of the music is enough to make me throw the remote at the tv if it doesn't change channel quick enough...,"
I do that! It is illegal in our house to get past 'duf duf duf' without turning over to something else. |
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Well while the bloke was a a control merchant Belinda said the problem was not the swinging as she said to Linda 'no not that!' in being asked if she was pushed into swinging' and 'not all relationships are the same' so not too bad on main stream telly. |
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Only watched by 8 million people and hopefully will help break down misconceptions and shit reporting swingers have had from the media resulting in some people losing job in the past or reporters hanging around clubs and events. If it is portrayed as perfectly normal is that not a good thing? |
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