Nick's not as much a drip as he was when he was 19. He's still a drip, and a mummy's boy, though. You wouldn't need to be any type of hardened streetfighter to get the better of Nick.Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
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Nick's not as much a drip as he was when he was 19. He's still a drip, and a mummy's boy, though. You wouldn't need to be any type of hardened streetfighter to get the better of Nick.Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
Yessssss Peter saw sense :) :cheer:
Yes a nice happy ending but for how longQuote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
Tina and Graeme and their new friend are very boring
I thought Amy went on holiday with Steve and Becky
I didn't see that ending coming. Just as I was thinking it's typical how trains are on time in the soaps, she hasn't gone. Loved Peter's whole set up and how it looked as if he was going to have it out with Nick, then he asked him to be best man. Felt so sorry for Simon during the whole thing.
I was amazed when Lloyd and Peter got held up by those temporary traffic lights when racing to the station.
I have never seen that plot device used before....yawn....
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Originally Posted by parkerman
Nor me either. Very original. You forgot to mention Lloyd stalling the car.
I was in tears both when Peter broke down in front of his father outside the Rovers, and when he and Leanne got together at the end. This storyline has been made compelling by great acting from Jane Danson and especially Chris Gascoyne.
I hope there's no more marital strife for Peter and Leanne for a while.
i so glad Leanne didnt get on that train , plus from my train knowledge trains to Euston don't go to Manchester Victoria they go to Manchester Piccadily . So glad Peter saw sence in the end .
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Originally Posted by Dazzle
It would be nice but somehow I cannot see it happening especially if slimy Nick is still on the scene
I agree with AlanQuote:
Originally Posted by alan45