Are there any americans here who watch eastenders?
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Americans are allowed to own handguns. What makes you think they'd choose watching Eastenders over blowing their own brains out first? If I had the choice I'd take the Colt 45 option anyday.\n\nI heard Kurt Cobain caught 10 minutes of it once tho.
317155
Yes!!  I still watch the reruns even though I think I've seen every episode.\n\nGo Bundy!
40664
American!  Every Friday night I watch "What Not To Wear".  I used to work in the fashion industry and I'd watch it, only to help my clients.  However, I've never seen the UK edition.
422677
Yesss and I love it!!! I never miss an episode.    When I first heard about the series I had no idea what the OC stood for, I thought it was a medical drama or something (haha) but its so addictive hey?  I love watching Summer, she's so funny with all her little one liners!\n\nI live in Australia but I love American shows, especially Charmed and the OC, they rock!
460988
What is a septic yanks? Just wondering and why are you so concerned about Americans? Just wondering!
723273
We have it here in the US and It is coooooooooool  The people on it are quit funny how they act and sometime makes you want to turn the Chanel but you don't cause you want to see what happens! LOL
547964
You are slightly miss guided.  Americans love the Brits.  We love Monty Python, the Beatles, the Young Ones, John Cleese, Fish & Chips, mmmm Bass Ale and many other things native to England.  We share the same enthusaism to get drunk before major "football" & "futbol" games.  We are die hard fanatics about supporting our football teams.  We have even started to become better at futbol by having english preimere players plyaing for the major league soccer teams.  American women are still intrigued by the Royal Family.  We love that Dianna became Princess Di.  We love to hear your accent and as a previous answer stated - the accent does make you more attractive and intelligent.  We love how an ice cream truck is called Mr. Whippy, an elevator called a lift, things like that.  We love that we think the same way and are not afraid to stand up to dictators, tyrants, murders, and morally do the right thing.  We share the same contept for the lame French.  We love Darts.  I could go on but you get the point.\n\nAs far as bad teeth and not washing - that is definatley more directed at the French rather than Brits, in my humble opinion.\n\nHave a great day!!
250456
my sister in law was british. and i could sit and talk to her hours on end. its like foreigners who likes to hear southerners talk. this is a good question. one you can only answer it with another question.I like to listen to Aussies
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Here ya go....If ya didn't see the show and don't want to know, STOP READING HERE!!!!!\n\nDid Simon and Rose tie the knot? Was Rose pregnant? Did "7th Heaven" really sing its swan song Monday night? \n\nStop reading if you don't want to know. \n\nNow for the answers. No (though the upshot of the wedding wasn't divulged until the show's closing moments). No (though we had feared she was). And yes, it really was the last episode (however much its fans hoped the series would get a reprieve). \n\nAfter 10 seasons of the gentle family drama about the Rev. Eric Camden, wife Annie and a passel of kids growing up before our eyes, "7th Heaven" said goodbye for good. \n\nFor viewers hung up on such things (and a weekly average 5.2 million "7th Heaven" viewers obviously were), the question of whether college student Simon Camden would end up married to his equally immature and unsure fiancee Rose had been unsettled all season. \n\n"I love Rose, but...," stammered Simon (David Gallagher) to a couple of his siblings halfway through the finale, with the nuptials looming the next day. Gulp. \n\nEven Simon's supportive, loving parents (played by series stars Stephen Collins and Catherine Hicks) weren't so sure it was a good idea. \n\n"I don't think Simon brings out the best in Rose, and I don't think Rose brings out the best in Simon," the Rev. Camden worried. "And I think that is, or should be, a determining factor in whether two people get married." \n\nOn last week's episode there were even suspicions voiced that Rose was pretending to be pregnant to pressure Simon into going through with the marriage. But all that was a false alarm. \n\nMonday night, the wedding ceremony, after so much build up, wasn't seen by viewers. \n\nIn fact, it didn't happen. \n\n"We never even got into the church. We just couldn't do it. It wasn't right," Simon told one latecomer to the reception, where everyone seemed in wonderful spirits and quite relieved by the outcome. \n\nAdding to the good cheer: Son Matt (departed original cast member Barry Watson, making a guest appearance) and his wife Sarah announced they are having twin boys. \n\nPregnant daughter Lucy and her husband Kevin chimed in to say they're expecting twin boys, too. \n\nAnd, not to be outdone, daughter Mary (departed regular Jessica Biel, also back for the episode) and Carlos, reunited after a marital split, had their own scoop: They are expecting twin girls. \n\nThus did life promise to go on happily, if full of challenges, for the growing Camden family, just as it had since "7th Heaven" first aired in August 1996. The only difference in the future: It will unfold off-screen, in its fans' imaginations.
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No thanks i'd rather watch Eastenders.
1089739
I love Eastenders... to find out whats in future episodes try: http://www.waveguide.co.uk/eastenders.htm
666992
i dont kno but they r both damn sexy watchin!! im frm america but aussies whew! i could watch em run all day!
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I am european, but I am a frequent visitor to america.\n\nI think that americans are generally unaware of how much they are manipulated by their politicians in terms of what they think is normal.\n\nAmerican culture is in itself militarised.  In Europe we laugh about how every worker in america has to have a uniform...and badges...and a batman type utility belt....\n\nWe also are amused at how every emergency is met by throwing as many uniformed people at it as possible.  This was beautifully parodied in 'The Blues Brothers' with all the SWATS going 'huck...huck...huck..while abseiling.\n\nAmerica is still a young culture, and the rest of the world still see it as a country full of people who are impressed by childish things, so the militarisation of your police departments is not slow...it is painfully and amusingly obvious to everyone but americans.
1122525
Yea, I'm addicted to the show, both normal showing of each episode and the re-runs they show late night.  I don't think I've ever seen one that didn't have at least one dead body.  But I think that's kinda what the show's all about, crime scene investigation, crime lab, etc.
374793
Easterners is the best,cant stand emerdale bunch of inbreads also I've been told i look like grant Mitchell so its good to see me on TV a couple times a week
64152
Totally addicted. Great show!\nHave all previous seasons on DVD and could watch them over and over again.
1025710
God youre right the acting IS terrible. Iv watched eastenders for years and years, lately i only watch it in the hope that it will improve. The script is pathetic, the writiers should be shot.(Ok maybe not shot.) The actors are as wooden as the Ark and the characters are unrealistic. I still love it though. I saw a blue dimante chocker on Kat slater about 2 years ago and ive been looking for one ever since. Jesus im a classy bird me!