Sentence examples for scripted soap from inspiring English sources
What is it that keeps drawing me in, where, for example, often beautifully played and scripted soap operas such as EastEnders and Coronation Street fail to take a grip on any consistent basis?
In 1992, MTV solicited Ms. Bunim to create a scripted soap opera about young people.
Like everybody in the pseudosport, Johnson was part of a scripted soap opera in which he played a wrestler named Dwayne (The Rock) Johnson.
He wants to produce three shows for the site, including a scripted soap opera, an African-American-focused news program and a reality show that covers the wives and significant others of professional athletes.
According to the Mirror report, McMahon recently claimed that she wasn't "really questioned and pushed very much on the negative aspects of, you know, a scripted soap opera".
It's expected that at this week's Google I/O conference that the Flash-compatible Android 2.2 OS will be released, thereby ending this badly scripted soap opera.
It's the formats that are new; instead of finding reassurance in scripted soaps like "Dawson's Creek," they find it in unscripted homilies from charismatic kids and curated images of idiocy.
Lucy Mangan is moved by the portrayal of Winston Churchill in The Crown (Acutely scripted, subtly acted quality soap – The Crown reigns supreme, 5 November).
Between 1964 and 1969, she regularly scripted The Dales, the soap opera that had begun life as Mrs Dale's Diary and followed a doctor's wife in a middle-class community.
I don't want them to be like Friends – soaps in disguise, scripted by a crack squad of gag writers.
The setting was a lakeside in Geneva and the cast was as international as it gets, but the Doha round of world trade talks was scripted straight out of EastEnders, the UK's long-running television soap opera: an endless recycling of worn-out story lines, interminable plots, and theatrical moments of hope punctured by comically predictable tragic outcomes.
