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Old 13-03-2012, 20:34   #16
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I watched the original, I just don't know how they can call this new one the same name when it's just not the same at all, seems pointless to me!
I agree wrong name but still enjoyed this weeks,everyone looking for love or something?
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I agree wrong name but still enjoyed this weeks,everyone looking for love or something?
The acting is better in the original. It's easy to act with big sets and fancy props! But in the old one most of it is in a house with small sets so the acting has to be good, no hiding behind props - which is why the original is the best. And yeh they shouldn't have used the name in this new one. You can't beat Gordon Jackson as Mr Hudson!
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Hmm I will have to tell my dad about this. He (much to my dismay) has been watching the re-runs of the original.
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Do you think we would fel so negatively about it if it were a new series without an well loved predecessor to live up to.

I actually think Adrian Scarborough is rather good as the butler but agree the refugee sequence was a bit heavy handed and nauseating.

How many cliched stock characters have they thrown in?

The warm hearted Cockney cook

The semi-comedy Indian

The maiden aunt

The disabled relative no one talks about

The fragile mother who longs for another child

The flighty nursery maid

The leering chauffeur

AND the real... Duke of Kent and the Kennedys

What really got me was Persie being able to call London from a German pay phone... in 1938???????

Well the good news is that it's now been Axed!

Upstairs Downstairs axed as BBC admits defeat in battle of the Sunday night dramas | Mail Online

Should never have even started in my opinion!
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