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<blockquote data-quote="emm1978" data-source="post: 385754" data-attributes="member: 128">Some people will always find excuses to complain about something these days...Not to mention those who state the obvious by saying Coronation Street is different now to what it was like in the 1960s...I&#039;m glad it is... times, technology, fashion and people aren&#039;t the same as they were 60 years ago. We already have Coronation Street that represents life in the 1960s...Coronation Street made in the 2020s should, and does, reflect the 2020s... hence why, in recent years, there have been stories centred around more contemporary issues, such as social media, drones and other internet-related business. Of course they have dramatic stories, and always have, hence the fact that it&#039;s a &quot;drama&quot; serial... if Coronation Street &quot;only&quot; showed people sitting on&nbsp; a sofa with cups of coffee and talking about the weather, that would be so boring no-one would watch!Regarding so-called low viewing figures... the figures released are only the television viewing figures...The number of millions who watch on streaming &amp; catch-up services is counted separately from those who watch through ordinary television signals.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="emm1978, post: 385754, member: 128"] Some people will always find excuses to complain about something these days... Not to mention those who state the obvious by saying Coronation Street is different now to what it was like in the 1960s... I'm glad it is... times, technology, fashion and people aren't the same as they were 60 years ago. We already have Coronation Street that represents life in the 1960s... Coronation Street made in the 2020s should, and does, reflect the 2020s... hence why, in recent years, there have been stories centred around more contemporary issues, such as social media, drones and other internet-related business. Of course they have dramatic stories, and always have, hence the fact that it's a "drama" serial... if Coronation Street "only" showed people sitting on a sofa with cups of coffee and talking about the weather, that would be so boring no-one would watch! Regarding so-called low viewing figures... the figures released are only the television viewing figures... The number of millions who watch on streaming & catch-up services is counted separately from those who watch through ordinary television signals. [/QUOTE]

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