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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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It seems to me that weddings in soaps don't go without a hitch anymore whether it's fights, hostage situations, tragic accidents etc.
Recently on Corrie, Rana is killed after the factory roof collapses on her and Kate's wedding day.
I know that it has been a staple of soaps for decades for things to go wrong but I can't help but think that soap weddings that end happily are getting rarer and rarer every year.
Does anyone remember a soap wedding that didn't get ruined? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I understand that it's part of real life but it seems that these soaps can't go 5 mins without someone getting killed off.
That's why I don't watch soaps anymore. That and soaps these days are so depressing. |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
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"I understand that it's part of real life but it seems that these soaps can't go 5 mins without someone getting killed off.
That's why I don't watch soaps anymore. That and soaps these days are so depressing."
Depends which ones you watch - I only watch Corrie regularly now and it always seems to find the right mix of serious/silly and isn't depressing at all. Eastenders on the other hand is mostly depressing with the odd glimpse of light.
As for killing people off/overly dramatic storylines, they're an exaggerated version of real life and every day issues focussed into one small area so it's to be expected they seem unreal at times.
I do think they bring a lot of important issues to the public eye though  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It seems to me that weddings in soaps don't go without a hitch anymore whether it's fights, hostage situations, tragic accidents etc.
Recently on Corrie, Rana is killed after the factory roof collapses on her and Kate's wedding day.
I know that it has been a staple of soaps for decades for things to go wrong but I can't help but think that soap weddings that end happily are getting rarer and rarer every year.
Does anyone remember a soap wedding that didn't get ruined?"
Ahhhhhh man!! Some of us watch that stuff on catch up, mention spoiler alert dude, not cool 
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Scott and Charlene's went ok, didn't it?"
I'm not sure. I can remember Ashley and Claire's wedding on Corrie going ok plus it was on Christmas Day and it was snowing.
Talk about a fairy tale ending. |
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