Coronation Street [News, Spoilers and Discussion]

I liked Steve's face as he saw Carla's Cremation Crew walking towards his cab, all stunning in black. "Oooh, I love my job!"

How many stairs are in Frank's house?

Anne should have stabbed Carla

syklops wrote: »

Still cant get my head around that one.

Becky explained that once toward the end of her and Steve's marriage. Apparently she is a damn dirty shag and Steve couldn't go back to boring Michelle sex after Becky gave him the shag of his life.

I expect Peter and Carla to show up together at the funeral completely rat arsed

123balltv wrote: »

Yes it was an easy mystery to solve she lost her husband because of the stress
of the trial and then she found out he was guilty.
Not feeling anything for Tina and Tommy

thats easy to say now aint it

Anne being the killer was obvious even to a blind person :rolleyes: the writers really should have filmed a few alternatives

It might have worked better if they'd forgotten about the whodunit story and shown us Anne killing Frank. She's a great actor and it could have been a great scene. Then the suspense could have come from watching the police zone in on the wrong killer with Anne initially seeming to get away with it. (Insomuch as one 'gets away with' realising that your only child is such an odious scumbag that you kill him in a fit of rage.)

Sunita is wearing the same dress as Caoimhe wore in Fair City last week!

jimmyw wrote: »

What the hell is wrong with Tommy?.He was after her for weeks and then when he does "bag her" sort of speak, he blows it by acting childish.Feckin clown:rolleyes:

When Sally fell, I didnt see her hit her head, she fell straight down

I know couldn't believe after waiting so long for Tommy and Tina to get together and he gets his nose up over a stupid list! Will they ever just jump each other! :-P

casio4 wrote: »

Sunita looked better in it

She'd look better out of it.

Posy wrote: »

Anyone else think that dress was horrible, or just me?

Yep, she should take it off and throw it away.








Seriously. She should.

syklops wrote: »

Im a few episodes behind so didnt see it yet, but, Amber sort of went off to college intelligent and came back thick. She is also way more into boys and having a good time than she was. Before college she had quite a mature relationship with your man in the kebab shop. Then Dev split them up, and its like she drank and partied her brains away to spite him.

That and it's practically a criminal offence on Corrie to have ambition to be anything other than a local business owner, a knicker stitcher, mechanic, waitress, bar staff or shop assistant. Even poor Deirdre who had been a councillor and later managed to sneak a few years under the radar as a civil servant had to get fired out of nowhere and end up as the doctor's receptionist. If you want something more from life you must leave the street or be a psychopath who eventually ends up dead. If you leave and come back for anything other than a brief visit, it must be as a failure.

Amber wanted to be a lawyer so that wouldn't fly at all, she had to become a drop-out if she wanted to come back. It's the same with Sophie who used to be scholarly and wanted to go to university. Her ambitious girlfriend had to go before she could become a university student and now she's an unemployed ex-shop girl, about to embark on a drug habit with returning university drop-out and drug pusher, Ryan Connor.

Amber has Dev wrapped around her finger, but he did allow her too much freedom as-well.But he cant expect her to be his personal slave either and have her stuck in that shop most of the time.

He could have worked out something with her.

iguana wrote: »

Treats her like a slave? She's paid to work in the shop, he gave her a free flat - throwing out a paying tenant to do so, he gave her a car and a years insurance for her birthday and he paid for the university education she dropped out of.

Alright Alright, will ya quit splitting hairs, feck off:D.jeez.


I dont know why the fella was getting so worked up, its only a feckin Focus:rolleyes::p

Jeez that Gail, why does she always have to interfere in her families lives, let her make her own mistakes.Carla I wouldn't allow Sally back to the factory.At the first sign of trouble she will stab her in the back:(.

Mr.Crinklewood wrote: »

Am i hearing things or is Betty still making Hotpots?

Yeah, the character won't die for another few weeks. Whenever an actor dies the show generally prefers to wait about 6 months to kill the character out of respect to the actor's family. Let their grief be less raw before showing a televised funeral of the character. It can be easier on the other actors too as acting out he funeral of a character played by someone you may have been close to is too difficult right away.

Lewis is going to take Audrey to the cleaners and it serves her right

I'm very glad I bought shares in the Bistro when Nick opened it. It must be Britain's most successful back-street restaurant.

CarMe wrote: »

I must be the dumb one because i really thought Lewis was genuine this time

I did too briefly until it occurred to me that him fooling Audrey on the double is a far better soap plot than him being genuine.

I loved the look on Steve's face when Ken thrust his luggage at him and headed inside