Two episodes of shouting and panic! This just does not work on radio, what a waste. I hope Rob gets a proper come uppance. I am worried he might appear to be a hero. Can you imagine if he drowned! He would become a martyr in Helens eyes instead of the controlling nasty man he is . I must look at the Ambridge map, my computer was playing up yesterday.
I notice the website describes it as "contemporary drama in a rural setting", not "an everyday story of country folk". I much prefer it now, unbelievable storylines and all.
Just caught up with last night's episode. Bit of mouth-to-mouth from Charlie and Adam to enliven the day! - or was he just compressing his chest?!
I have lost the plot as to where each person is during this flood. Surely tonight can't be more flood tales, especially as they are supposed (as far as I can tell) to be taking place on the same night.
I've lost the plot! And as I'll be rushing around like scalded cat on Sunday preparing for some local grannies visit, I shall miss the omnibus! But then, its a local GN meet so [sun]
This is a link to the Radio 4 Feedback programme this afternoon and there is a very funny communication from a listener 23 minutes in which is a spoof on Churchill's Fight on the Beaches speech in defence of The Archers. The new director of The Archers will be on the prog next Friday afternoon to defend his corner after Feedback has received a "deluge" of complaints about the new style.
I think the floods storyline is a great asset to the programme. This did happen to farmers, communities had, in some cases to rely entirely on themselves for some time before "the authorities" got there and people lost much and were very, very frightened.
Well done Archers writers from me. I haven't liked all the stories as they seemed to go against the characters as we have known them, e.g., Matt's sudden disappearance, but in this case they have done well in my opinion.
Had been silently hoping that the "great flood" would clear out a few annoying characters but not to be Charlie and Rob survived hey ho there`s always the next catastrophe to happen and hope for the best (only joking)
Can't understand why they killed off someone who had never spoken. No budgetary saving in dispensing with Frieda; a dead Bert Fry would have been better value for the licence payer.