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nicanary

9,813 posts

147 months

Saturday 5th May 2018
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steveatesh said:
nicanary said:
Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
nicanary said:
Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
Phillip (Schofield) and Holly (Willabooby) are going to make a cameo soon. I won't say any more (spoiler rules) although it shall be a comedy scene.
Hopefully it'll be some sort of farce bedroom scene where Holly's clothes inadvertantly drop to the floor. Hopefully.
Those two have sooooo been at it for years anyway laugh
Blasphemy! Never, not my Holly and the Silver Fox. Noooooo..........They're saintly, those two. They don't do things like sexual fumbling and all that messy stuff. Whiter than white. Now I have an image which won't go away. Argh!
I take it you have not watched her on Celebrity Juice then? smile
I shamefacedly admit I watch that show. Pure filth - I dread to think what John Reith would have thought. IMHO Holly behaves impeccably even when riled by Lemon. She manages to swerve belittling herself too often , as does the much-maligned Fern Cotton. She's actually quite professional about the whole thing, but I still would..............

Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah

13,045 posts

101 months

Saturday 5th May 2018
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nicanary said:
steveatesh said:
nicanary said:
Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
nicanary said:
Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
Phillip (Schofield) and Holly (Willabooby) are going to make a cameo soon. I won't say any more (spoiler rules) although it shall be a comedy scene.
Hopefully it'll be some sort of farce bedroom scene where Holly's clothes inadvertantly drop to the floor. Hopefully.
Those two have sooooo been at it for years anyway laugh
Blasphemy! Never, not my Holly and the Silver Fox. Noooooo..........They're saintly, those two. They don't do things like sexual fumbling and all that messy stuff. Whiter than white. Now I have an image which won't go away. Argh!
I take it you have not watched her on Celebrity Juice then? smile
I shamefacedly admit I watch that show. Pure filth - I dread to think what John Reith would have thought. IMHO Holly behaves impeccably even when riled by Lemon. She manages to swerve belittling herself too often , as does the much-maligned Fern Cotton. She's actually quite professional about the whole thing, but I still would..............
Pure filth indeed! Like when Keith managed to get Schofield to pull his orgasm face, I was in tears.

nicanary

9,813 posts

147 months

Sunday 6th May 2018
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A word of warning - we all know about the big event of the week, but on Wednesday evening my TV schedule shows one hour-long episode rather than the usual two 30-minute jobs. Presumably because of the content. (Maybe the costume staff ran out of anything to fit Shayne Ward's fatty tissue - sorry, too soon?)

There is a reader's letter in today's Sunday Times TV schedule which is worth repeating -

".........the headline-grabbing producer of Corrie has left! May humour and warmth replace the grim hectoring of issues-led storylines and our barm-cakes be buttered with the classic northern wit of which Alan Bennett would be proud."

And so say all of me.......

cuprabob

14,716 posts

215 months

Monday 7th May 2018
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Sadly no nomination for Jude at the British Soap Awards but there is one for Pat smile
https://www.britishsoapawards.tv/vote

Wacky Racer

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38,213 posts

248 months

Monday 7th May 2018
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nicanary said:
A word of warning - we all know about the big event of the week, but on Wednesday evening my TV schedule shows one hour-long episode rather than the usual two 30-minute jobs. Presumably because of the content. (Maybe the costume staff ran out of anything to fit Shayne Ward's fatty tissue - sorry, too soon?)

There is a reader's letter in today's Sunday Times TV schedule which is worth repeating -

".........the headline-grabbing producer of Corrie has left! May humour and warmth replace the grim hectoring of issues-led storylines and our barm-cakes be buttered with the classic northern wit of which Alan Bennett would be proud."

And so say all of me.......
She left saying she was "proud" of her contribution to the show....rolleyes

Yeah right, she nearly finished it off...viewers have left in droves..

Hopefully, like General Douglas MacArthur they will return.

andymc

7,364 posts

208 months

Monday 7th May 2018
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Craig???? come on ffs

Wacky Racer

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38,213 posts

248 months

Monday 7th May 2018
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andymc said:
Craig???? come on ffs
Obviously taking over from Ken Barlow as the resident street stud.

nicanary

9,813 posts

147 months

Monday 7th May 2018
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Eva has got the wrong end of the stick in a big way. To quote the immortal Suggs "No, no, miss, you misunderstand....."

She's going to be in for a shock and then some.

As for the quite pretty waitress fancying Craig, so bonkers you wonder about the sanity of the writers.

DSLiverpool

14,772 posts

203 months

Monday 7th May 2018
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This heavy st isn't what anyone wants from Corry, thank god the fkwit lefty right on millennial bleeding heart snowflake has fked right off!

DSLiverpool

14,772 posts

203 months

Monday 7th May 2018
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nicanary said:
As for the quite pretty waitress fancying Craig, so bonkers you wonder about the sanity of the writers.
Quite! But in Kate Oates land its inner beauty and a shared love of OCD that triumphs over a cuddly ginger dough ball - yer right.

ezi

1,734 posts

187 months

Monday 7th May 2018
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Some tough watching this so far. My partner lost her 27y/o cousin this month to suicide and it's really getting her choked up as it's a raw subject frown

Wacky Racer

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38,213 posts

248 months

Monday 7th May 2018
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DSLiverpool said:
This heavy st isn't what anyone wants from Corry, thank god the fkwit lefty right on millennial bleeding heart snowflake has fked right off!
Go Dave go......laugh

steveatesh

4,900 posts

165 months

Monday 7th May 2018
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nicanary said:
A word of warning - we all know about the big event of the week, but on Wednesday evening my TV schedule shows one hour-long episode rather than the usual two 30-minute jobs. Presumably because of the content. (Maybe the costume staff ran out of anything to fit Shayne Ward's fatty tissue - sorry, too soon?)

There is a reader's letter in today's Sunday Times TV schedule which is worth repeating -

".........the headline-grabbing producer of Corrie has left! May humour and warmth replace the grim hectoring of issues-led storylines and our barm-cakes be buttered with the classic northern wit of which Alan Bennett would be proud."

And so say all of me.......
I’m sitting on the fence on this story, on the one hand it’s a pretty dark story for an early evening soap, just as David’s attack was, on the other hand the big event portrayed needs to be raised into the public conscience as successive governments have just ignored it. If it got the media discussing it and edged along some research into why it is so common in men then it’s been worth it.

BrotherMouzone

3,169 posts

175 months

Monday 7th May 2018
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I don’t understand about Aidan though. He made mistakes and messed it up with Eva and the factory, and then he gave his kidney to his sister and now the factory is seemingly doing better so effectively he’s redeemed himself.

There’s no history of depression, so why the storyline? It doesn’t make sense to me.

Anyway loving Moira at the moment.

And yes, Craig, come on! rolleyes

cuprabob

14,716 posts

215 months

Monday 7th May 2018
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BrotherMouzone said:
I don’t understand about Aidan though. He made mistakes and messed it up with Eva and the factory, and then he gave his kidney to his sister and now the factory is seemingly doing better so effectively he’s redeemed himself.

There’s no history of depression, so why the storyline? It doesn’t make sense to me.

Anyway loving Moira at the moment.

And yes, Craig, come on! rolleyes
Worth a read...
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.express.co.uk/s...

Ultra Sound Guy

28,651 posts

195 months

Monday 7th May 2018
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Where on earth do they get these reporters?!
Soap boss Kate Oates has also opened up about Aidan’s final scenes, saying it was “entirely Shayne’s creation”.

“The final scene in which we see Aidan is entirely of Shayne’s creation,” she told Metro.

WTF?!


Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah

13,045 posts

101 months

Tuesday 8th May 2018
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BrotherMouzone said:
I don’t understand about Aidan though. He made mistakes and messed it up with Eva and the factory, and then he gave his kidney to his sister and now the factory is seemingly doing better so effectively he’s redeemed himself.

There’s no history of depression, so why the storyline? It doesn’t make sense to me.
I think they could have handled it a little better. Sure, depression and suicidal thoughts can be invisible, but more often you see someone go downhill. I speak with some experience, some become withdrawn, some become unreliable (not getting out of bed, becoming scatty) some get a short fuse. I get that he's had some crap, but it as seemingly been handled by him. I think bringing the story in without more of a 'before' story is doing those in such a position a disservice. But hey, this is one way Corro has lost it's way a little, it used to be so good at slow burn stories, this was where Enders was such a farce, stories coming out of nowhere.

TwigtheWonderkid

43,459 posts

151 months

Tuesday 8th May 2018
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Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
BrotherMouzone said:
I don’t understand about Aidan though. He made mistakes and messed it up with Eva and the factory, and then he gave his kidney to his sister and now the factory is seemingly doing better so effectively he’s redeemed himself.

There’s no history of depression, so why the storyline? It doesn’t make sense to me.
I think they could have handled it a little better. Sure, depression and suicidal thoughts can be invisible, but more often you see someone go downhill. I speak with some experience, some become withdrawn, some become unreliable (not getting out of bed, becoming scatty) some get a short fuse. I get that he's had some crap, but it as seemingly been handled by him. I think bringing the story in without more of a 'before' story is doing those in such a position a disservice. But hey, this is one way Corro has lost it's way a little, it used to be so good at slow burn stories, this was where Enders was such a farce, stories coming out of nowhere.
Perhaps there were meant to be subtle signs of his slow decent over recent months, but Shayne Ward isn't a good enough actor to portray them.

Harry H

3,402 posts

157 months

Tuesday 8th May 2018
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I knew the heavy stuff was coming so watched the first episode. Then I thought. "It's a bank holiday, the sun is shining and I'm nicely relaxed after a couple of beers, do I really want to watch this depressing crap with Shane and David" So I found something better to do. I really have had enough at the moment.

I'm off on hols next week for a fortnight so I'll give Corrie a miss for the next few weeks and resume when all has settled back down. I might well miss Craig popping his cherry which is a shame but no doubt they'll ruin a great opportunity for classic Corrie humour with all the OCD bks.

Is there anyone on the Street that isn't completely messed up at the moment apart from Eccles.

wjwren

4,484 posts

136 months

Tuesday 8th May 2018
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^ Agree with above, Shayne Ward seems a throughly nice bloke but not the best actor. But saying that id rather he stayed in the street.
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