Yes but she looked doubtful again at the dinner with Steve and Tracey when he started with a lie again.
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Yes but she looked doubtful again at the dinner with Steve and Tracey when he started with a lie again.
While Sally is very pompous and irritating, I can see how she would be ticked off at Maria constantly bringing up the prison angle as it was wrongful.
Regarding Curtis, is it me or does he have a very prominent chin, it looks like he has a huge growth there. :)
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Regarding Curtis, is it me or does he have a very prominent chin, it looks like he has a huge growth there. :)[/QUOTE]
It does look odd, not sure if he has a bigger bunch of beard growing on the chin part or he is trying to cover a large chin with some beard .. if that is so, he should maybe grow a bigger beard all around, I think, to take away prominence from the chin ??
It is surely a long time since Steve had a 36" waist.
Is the ?4,000 pound that Curtis gave to Oliver's fund, money that Steve gave him to see private consultants?
I thought Emma was going to tell Steve the whole sorry tale when he started prattling on and would not let her get a word out.
Is it just me or is Simon Gregson's acting getting worse. Steve is becoming more and more of a caricature.
Will Emma's silence help Curtis to steal ?100K ???
Great thinking from thick Gary there - phoning Maria while still in Sally's house with Tim around.
amy talking sense but emma will not listen, so bored of her and curtis
I blame the writers for dumming-down his character.
So you are saying Gregson is a buffoon?
On another topic. I've just finished with the episodes where we finally find out Curtis isn't really ill & Hashim told Zeedan to burn down Speed Daal, etc.
What are the odds that there would be so many stupid people in such a small village/town/neighborhood? I'm not just talking about Zee & Curtis, there are so many more.
Audrey was speaking for all of us, well, me, at least, when she said "One day someone will get married around here, without a hitch". The first few times of the "will they - won't they" is a bit dramatic, but every time, it just becomes boring and predictable.
Does no one in Soaps have a sense of smell, that they never know anything is burning until they open the oven door.
1. If I was in the police investigating the "theft" of ?100,000 via bank transfer, I think I might contact the bank first and ask them what's happened to the money. Silly, I know. Just as well I am not in the police.
2. As SoC says, has anyone ever managed to cook anything in a soap EVER that hasn't finished up burnt?
PC Tinker is probably so busy investigating every crime in Weatherfield that he has no time to contact the bank. I am pretty sure it will turn out he was not stealing the money at all. It was pretty obvious he was booking Fuerteventura for the honeymoon, so no surprize there then. I am getting tired of this boring tale. Wish he was stealing the money and running off, so that we could see the back of him.
This is Craig Tinkler the probationary Constable. This in the real world would have been a CID matter and even if it were not so then it would be highly unlikely that Craig would be investigating so close to home. Then of course this isn't the real world it's Corrie. Where things happen in accelerated time.
One of my children is a police officer. As far as I'm aware police officers can serve at their local station, but it's not advisable, due to lack of anonymity, the criminal element potentially knowing where you live etc.
When I was young, our local officer lived in a Police house with a little Police Station attached. Everyone knew where he lived.
The Problem in Corrie is that PC Tinker appears to deal with all crimes occuring in Coronation street and the street immediately next to it. He is always on duty when necessary.
It opens them up to all sorts of allegations. It could put them in an awkward position. Over here it used to be the case that you were not allowed to live in the area you served in.
In PC Tinkler's case I sure there are plenty of other Stations than Weatherfield he could serve in although I accept that Weatherfield Nick is the centre of the known universe
The rules have changed obviously from my young day although I believe that one still applies. I don't think the problem of living in the town village where you serve is as big an issue now when you look at the many small village police stations and after all local knowledge is the key.
I don't blame Steve for not telling Emma about the money right away.
That ex fiancee of hers cannot really be trusted.
Why does that Max smirk even when he's supposed to being sincere ?
What is Daniel's evidence for think that Max is a good kid ?
Also, David saying he's got ADHD, I'm so sick and tired as the Head said, it's not an excuse to act like a prick.
Kevin was able to get Abi's twins back for a visit, that was nice, do they know Seb is dead, they might visit his grave or memorial garden
I like the change in Daisy, her growth and she works well with Daniel, get them back together