JP Liz V1 wrote: » Kal punches Gary when he discovers his relationship with Alya
LynnGrace wrote: » Julie and Dev would be very funny together so I hope they do become a long term relationship. I can't help wondering if Mary took up what Dev said as being an indicator that she could be the lucky one .
Thargor wrote: » Hello Coronation Street people, I only watch this programme when Im cooking in the kitchen and the flatmates have it on so apologies if its been discussed but has anyone noticed the almost psychotic way the writers have people talking about Rob? He killed a long term character 5 minutes ago and tonight Michelle and Carla who were her friends and coworkers were laughing about him wearing funny clothes and trying to kiss Michelle? And everyone else in the pub has a "fcuk it, sh1t happens" kind of attitude about the whole murdering a young woman with an iron bar thing aswell. Theres a million other stupid little things I couldn't be bothered listing aswell, have they sacked a load of writers or did the whole thing change ownership or something like that?
davidrowe wrote: » Well there was certainly a lot of grief over the death of Tina (that was a huge storyline in itself). Poor little Simon was traumatised, and Steve is suffering from mental health problems in the wake of her passing. As for the lighter side to Rob (one thinks of him playing the cricket this summer), I think that is the sign of good writing. We got to see that other people really liked him, and indeed he may have done things that made us like him as well. So he wasn't a one-dimensional murderer... but a much more tragic character.
Curlysue76 wrote: » I liked Rob and wished that was Peter who killed her.
casio4 wrote: » On for an hour tonight
JP Liz V1 wrote: » If Tracy really wanted to marry Rob, why didn't she take off with him and Amy instead of shopping him to the cops
casio4 wrote: » Carla shopped him to the police not Tracy, he was on the run when he met up with Tracy and she had told the police where she was meeting him because she didn't want to do jail again she was looking out for herself
Kauto0709 wrote: » Those spa scenes so boring!
FourFourFM wrote: » Tim is by far the best character in the show these days. Very funny is his own way & his scenes with Sally are the only thing making me tune in these days :-)
LynnGrace wrote: » Imagine arriving home to find a big red sofa in your house . 'Mick Jagger blowing a raspberry.' Sally and Tim are hilarious.
Deleted User wrote: » I argee Lynn Tim & Sally there total opposite but its works great comedy
LynnGrace wrote: » If that had been Carla coming into the factory, when Alya was there with Gary, she would be finding the place deserted, with no alarm set, and lights on. So Alya just went off with Gary, and then handed back the keys to Sally, without going back to check anything... Hmmm.
Alice1 wrote: » They heard the door opening and assumed (incorrectly) that it was Carla who would have had her own keys.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Is Kevin that mainly he couldn't just throw a blanket over the stain on the couch but yet a big red lips couch is ok ?
MelanieC wrote: » I know,it was only scribbles in permanent marker anyway,not a stain that would cause any problems sitting on the thing. Bit of an overreaction!He could have looked at it as being personalised by his child's artwork like Angelina Jolie's wedding dress!!