posted by davidt
on Wednesday May 17 2006, @11:00AM
Keely writes:Long-running British soap Eastenders opened up the nation's eardrums to The Smiths last night (Monday), with How Soon Is Now playing on the radio in the 'caff' (cafe). Anyone who's seen the pictures of him & the lads on the set of Eastenders will know the street a bit anyway, certainly his love of it, but i thought someone somewhere might be slightly interested. Well, it made me happy anyway, Dot Cotton & The Smiths mingled together will have that affect on a person. ---
Hello Indie also writes:Hey y'all, this is a classic. Sat down on Monday 15th, watching Eastenders on BBC1 with my mum, and there was a scene with Grant Mitchell and Jane, and well Grant was kinda teasing Jane because they're having an affair and Jane was having none of it and in the background 'How Soon Was Now' was playing on the cafe's jukebox!
A total classic and so ironic. ---
ijamescrosby also writes:Grant (pitbull in jeans) has argument with someone elses wife about whether he should sleep with her or not. How Soon Is Now plays in the background on the cafe radio- "I am human and i need to be loved" seemed to be faded up, but that might just be my overactive imagination.
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Because Craig and Rosie have just got over their '' Goth - Phase '' and they've taken to the '' Indie - Look '' now.
So, keep you're wits about you Britain.
I mean if Jack Johnson can get a shout, Morrissey must have a chance.
P.S: I find it funny how they chose a so called '' depressing '' song for the part of the show. And how they used The Smiths to express Grant Mitchell's depression.