Quote: JohnnyD @ December 12 2010, 10:05 AM GMTA one-hour live episode this week - and no corpsing!
Apart from Ashley and Molly who both became corpses.
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Ah. That explains it.
Corrie is easily the best written soap, they write for the characters unlike Eatenders which makes up any old crap as it goes along.
I never thought I would compare it to the Shield but accidental murderer John Snape's stroyline is becoming like Vic Mackey as he is a hairtrigger from disaster and manages to just worm his wayout until the next episode.
Exciting stuff and lots of fun in Corrie as well.
The recently deceased actress who played Blanche also enjoyed some of the funniest one liners on TV.
What happened to Rita? Is she still trapped under some shelves?
They got her out, she was fine.
I think Norris may have realised he lurves her though.
Nnaaaaawwwwww
Hehe.
I always thought he was supposed to be gay.
Quote: youngian @ December 14 2010, 7:02 PM GMTCorrie is easily the best written soap, they write for the characters unlike Eatenders which makes up any old crap as it goes along.
You say that but have you ever actually watched Emmerdale?
Quote: Chappers @ December 14 2010, 8:57 PM GMTYou say that but have you ever actually watched Emmerdale?
Not I haven't, is it better than I think it is (a sort of grown up Hollyoaks)
Isn't the ravishing Amanda Donohoe in it?
Nice touch last week when Charlotte called John Stape and her name came up as 'J Brodie'.
Who's J Brodie?
Some famous mental from history?
I assume Jean Brodie.
Quote: Nat Wicks @ December 15 2010, 2:46 PM GMTI assume Jean Brodie.
I don't remember her.
Was she on prime time TV?
Whilst I am aware that you are having a wee jape, Ronnie, here is the link to the wiki page for those who don't know.
Quote: Nat Wicks @ December 15 2010, 2:46 PM GMTI assume Jean Brodie.
Quote: Veronica Vestibule @ December 15 2010, 4:22 PM GMTWas she on prime time TV?
Are you at all related to Marc P, Veronica? 