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Morrissey mentioned on Eastenders
posted by davidt on Monday September 18 2006, @11:00AM

 Buxton Sparkling writes:
Minutes ago this conversation in Eastenders:
-You make me sound like an old bloke going on about the war.
-Next thing you'll be telling me how great The Smiths were.
-At least you know who Morrissey is. It shows your education wasn't completely wasted.
-Of course I know, he's an old geezer waving a daff.

 
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This reminds me... (Score:1)
of this one time (I think it was on Coronation Street, but I'm not sure?)... They were talking and this one guy was complaining and whining a lot and then this lady goes "You sound like a cracked record, and a Morrissey one at that" or something! It was pretty cute!
ProtestSinger -- Monday September 18 2006, @11:09AM (#235061)
(User #7285 Info)
 .*.* I can smile about it now but at the time it was terrible *.*.
    Eastern Delight (Score:0)
    15 minutes ago.....

    Hazard
    Anonymous -- Monday September 18 2006, @01:08PM (#235075)
      that was (Score:1)
      surreal! Good though.
      MyMelody -- Monday September 18 2006, @01:12PM (#235076)
      (User #2329 Info | http://lightupvirginmary.blogspot.com/ )
       ...don't make fun of me later... cos I'm just lost...
        characters (Score:0)
        who were the characters that were having this conversation?

        Jim and Dot? ;-)
        Anonymous -- Monday September 18 2006, @02:46PM (#235087)
        • Jake and Shaun by Anonymous (Score:0) Tuesday September 19 2006, @07:50AM
          I don't watch it, but (Score:1)
          The Queen Vic seems to play a lot of Smiths or Moz songs on the jukebox. Somebody behind the scenes at the BBC likes Mozza. I used to like Brookside, he appeared in that.
          BazMJ -- Monday September 18 2006, @03:48PM (#235089)
          (User #7420 Info)
           Living longer than I had intended, something must have gone right.
          full transcript: (Score:0)
          Sean (big, hunky psycho) says to Ruby:

          Why dontcha just do wha' yer wanna do?

          Ruby (to Sean): It's not that simple, Sean
          S: Why not? All yer 'ave to do is free yerself
          R: Free myself? Why dont you worry about freeing yourself?
          S: You saying I'm fat?
          R: No, but you could pass for a bear in the right light.
          S: I ain't look anyfink like that tub of fuckin' lard. Freeyourself is a fucking troll and a half-wit.
          R: But he likes the Smiths
          S: haha, next you'll be saying you're a regular on morrissey-solo.com...
          R: I ain't been there, cnut. Uhm, not in months anyway.
          S: i'm surprised you know who morrissey is - shows your education wasn't wasted.
          R: Wait there, I have a picture I printed out of a fucking imbecile who looks like a bar of rancid soap covered in hairs with 'hot' and 'cum' written on his face....
          S: Oh I've already seen freeyourself - what a lemon!
          R: Lemonade?
          S: Nah, yer alright, got any beer?

          what a lovely moment.

          Amazing that the BBC scriptwriters follow this site so closely..

          broken
          Anonymous -- Tuesday September 19 2006, @12:42AM (#235106)
          Soapsud Morrissey (Score:0)
          I was watching the omnibus edition of Eastenders on Sunday and he was mentioned on that too! Yamaha
          Anonymous -- Tuesday September 19 2006, @01:14AM (#235107)
            When was this? (Score:0)
            Which days Eastenders was this? And which characters were involved? I've just skimmed through the tape of Mondays episode and couldn't find anything!
            JohnnyMunro -- Tuesday September 19 2006, @03:28AM (#235110)
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            Shaun Duggan (Score:0)
            I saw this episode. I know Shaun Duggan (scouse kid who was on the South Bank Show in 87, and also got to interview Moz for The Tube that same year) was a writer for Eastenders. I don't know if he still is. Either was, it was not his name at the ending credits but he still may have something to do with the Moz related stuff on that show.

            Shame Eastenders a pile of crap, with crap characters and stupid plots.
            Anonymous -- Tuesday September 19 2006, @04:56AM (#235115)
              It's August 2001 (Score:1)
              on Eastenders here in the U.S. This week Barry had his 40th birthday, Sharon Watts had a showdown with Peggy over the Queen Vic. and her affair with Phil, and Jim stole money from his granddaughter to take Dot on holiday.

              I've been watching since what, 1989, and they aren't even going to mention Morrissey for another five years?

              I've wasted my life.

                     
              Anaesthesine -- Tuesday September 19 2006, @05:12AM (#235116)
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               If Moz did not exist, it would be necessary to invent him.
              • Re:It's August 2001 by TrblLuvsMe (Score:1) Tuesday September 19 2006, @06:03AM
                • Re:It's August 2001 by Anaesthesine (Score:1) Tuesday September 19 2006, @06:21AM
                  • Re:sharon by Anonymous (Score:0) Tuesday September 19 2006, @07:01AM
                    • Re:sharon by WillieC3 (Score:1) Sunday September 24 2006, @05:39AM
                Not as good as... (Score:1)
                ...'Early Doors'... Two main lads in pub stand at the bar in silence waiting for duke box to play The Smiths, and proceed to sing every word til it finished - Inspired! But then Early Doors is a Manc programme...
                Elsie -- Wednesday September 20 2006, @12:05PM (#235190)
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                 "The more scholastically educated a man is generally, the more he is an emotional bore"
                  Morrissey on Eastenders (Score:1)
                  The writers at Eastenders must be great Morrissey fans as the Miller's brought their couch of Dagenham Dave
                  Sideshow Bob -- Saturday September 23 2006, @01:35AM (#235407)
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