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by **jp761** » Mon May 07, 2018 12:13 am

Nucks wrote:
jp761 wrote:Nucks being cheeky again! What's new.

I’ve enjoyed this week’s Corrie with little to no Carla/Michelle nasty cackling double act.

I did turn the sound down when they came on for a few episodes. :gigglesnshit:

Michelle went over-the-top with Son stuff.

by **Nucks** » Mon May 07, 2018 4:03 pm

jp761 wrote:
Nucks wrote:
jp761 wrote:Nucks being cheeky again! What's new.

I’ve enjoyed this week’s Corrie with little to no Carla/Michelle nasty cackling double act.
I did turn the sound down when they came on for a few episodes. Michelle went over-the-top with Son stuff.

That guy is so miscast as a Doctor. :gigglesnshit:

Might as well make Roy and Tracey a double act children’s birthday party entertainers.

by **Nucks** » Tue May 08, 2018 8:35 pm

I thought the Aiden exit episodes were done tastefully, glad they weren’t going for anything sensational.

Will be interesting to see how deep they are willing to go with the aftermath episodes and whether they will address or discuss why men particularly find it so hard to reach out or ask for help.

by **NastyNickers** » Wed May 09, 2018 3:13 pm

Nucks wrote:I thought the Aiden exit episodes were done tastefully, glad they weren’t going for anything sensational.

Will be interesting to see how deep they are willing to go with the aftermath episodes and whether they will address or discuss why men particularly find it so hard to reach out or ask for help.

Going off the other ongoing storylines, I’m thinking it may have a pretty big impact on another man on the street.

Spoiler: show

But yes, I agree. Tasteful and I felt quite accurate. Shane played it really really well, and that last scene got me.

by **Nucks** » Wed May 09, 2018 4:19 pm

NastyNickers wrote:
Nucks wrote:I thought the Aiden exit episodes were done tastefully, glad they weren’t going for anything sensational.

Will be interesting to see how deep they are willing to go with the aftermath episodes and whether they will address or discuss why men particularly find it so hard to reach out or ask for help.

Going off the other ongoing storylines, I’m thinking it may have a pretty big impact on another man on the street.
Spoiler: show
There’s someone else we’ve seen losing the plot in a more ‘expected’ manner. I’m wondering if it is Aidan’s death that makes him seek help and they use that to give a ‘survivors’ point of view.

But yes, I agree. Tasteful and I felt quite accurate. Shane played it really really well, and that last scene got me.

Yes, I wish he would get some help. He’s being such a dick to everyone but we know why. I love him when he’s mischievous and sarcy, but not completely unbearable.

by **Keyser** » Mon May 21, 2018 8:06 pm

28 minutes of bloody blatant Royal propaganda - Christ almighty.

by **Nucks** » Tue May 22, 2018 5:24 pm

Keyser wrote:28 minutes of bloody blatant Royal propaganda - Christ almighty.

I zoned most of it out. :gigglesnshit:

Find it hard to believe little kids would give a stuff about the royal wedding.

by **Keyser** » Fri May 25, 2018 10:11 pm

Nucks wrote:
Keyser wrote:28 minutes of bloody blatant Royal propaganda - Christ almighty.

I zoned most of it out. Find it hard to believe little kids would give a stuff about the royal wedding.

Well quite. :gigglesnshit:

The stabbing storyline has been superb - and isn't it strange?

When a certain old, short fat, bald 'superthug' is not (very slowly) wheezing, huffing and threatening his way around the square, actual true drama happens and characters are allowed to interact naturally?

Boy do I wish a SM would bugger off and do panto for good so we could have a realistic villain in the show again.

How long is it before he inevitably 'beats up' Stuart? :bored: