Sometimes when people are in shock they remain calm until the situation is over, that is when they reactQuote:
Originally Posted by lizann
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Sometimes when people are in shock they remain calm until the situation is over, that is when they reactQuote:
Originally Posted by lizann
Are there no Nazir's on the street now?
Their big story was cut but I'm sure we'll see them again soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snagglepus
http://www.soapboards.co.uk/forums/s...h-October-2016 They are back next week :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dazzle
no Advance Post :( :o
I missed the explosion of the car until today´s omnibus edition ... I thought Emmerdale was good but a bit OTT with all those cars piling into each other. This storyline had me gripped right from the start ... excellent script and great acting from all :thumbsup::bow:
Corrie losing big time to Emmerdale this week. Having lily involved in a crash was dramatic, but still.. it wasn't good. The build up for it was well done though and David excellent as ever! I'm surprised though that he came out of it only with a scratch.
To be fair I've read that Emmerdale spent an awful lot more money on their crash than Corrie did.Quote:
Originally Posted by mariba
David walking away without a scratch is going to compound the guilt he already feels. I don't see him cheering up any time soon...
Anna on fire was shocking but done well, surprised me, will Kevin be her carer and still let her and Faye move in?
I like Eva and Gemma being mates as both were mates of Kylie
I was sure Gary was going to lose a leg or be paralysed, Sarah and David especially will forever be grateful
Jack P Shepherd is superb. Although the effects were better in Emmerdale, if I am being truthful I did enjoy Coronation Street more, but I think in general at present I am enjoying Coronation Street more than Emmerdale right now and find it more of an easy watch, which is what I want.Quote:
Originally Posted by mariba
Memo to the big bods at itv: We don't need big soap week, we never have. I want good character driven drama, good storytelling 52 weeks of the year, without the hoo ha and all that jazz. I think someone at itv towers has been watching too much US TV. Don't forget this is Manchester and Leeds not Denver or Santa Barbara.
no reaction after either was expecting mad screeching and where was mikey with bad tickerQuote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
no reaction after either was expecting mad screeching and where was mikey with bad tickerQuote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
I enjoy the occasional stunt or big event week but they should be kept to a minimum because they're more effective that way. As you say, good character driven drama is what makes us care about the show and want to keep watching long term.Quote:
Originally Posted by flappinfanny
Well I doubt that Gary will take it very well when he hears the whole truth about the ' accident '. His mother is in hospital because of David's stupid act!! Will definitely affect his relationship with Sarah too.Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
i just don't see david having guilt over anna if it were lily then yesQuote:
Originally Posted by Dazzle
I disagree, I think he feels very guilty about Anna. You could see it in his eyes when he was on the stairs listening to Gail and Nick talk about her.Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
Where were phelan and eileen?
platts will close ranks cover for david until sarah can't cope lying spills the beansQuote:
Originally Posted by mariba
platts will close ranks cover for david until sarah can't cope lying spills the beansQuote:
Originally Posted by mariba
Quite enjoyed the double bill tonight. The Platt scenes were good with Gail and David and Ben Price was excellent tonight.
Just loved Norris going to the court to hear the verdict, something Blanche would have done if she was still here. And a nice bit of comedy in the cafe with Rita and Norris and Aidan trying to get served.
Finally Eva was highly amusing when Aidan said if he ever had to be gay he would pick Nick. Line of the night goes to Eva " Nick Piggin Tilsley." :D Aidan and Nick, I would like to see those scenes. It's worth the licence fee alone. :p:p:p Forget Robron we want Aidick. :)
Kevin has already done time in prison for hitting someone, Dave was in no danger there for all the mechanics bluster.
Although how you explain away gallons of petrol in your car boot to the rozzers on the day of the result of a court case of a fella that .. well you know what he did.. only the keystone cops would buy that explanation.
The factory owner is a moorooon, a complete and utter tool, hes got a free bit of kit courtesy of an employee yet he is too tight to let someone learn how to use it. But then his drip son seems to be so far in hiding sexually hes living in Nania..which is odd as he recently bedded Audrey, oh no I mean the other female hairdresser :D (really not sure where they are going with this and certainly Shane Ward isnt the guy to do it with the limp haggis actor that he is )
That's rather an unfortunate shipping name you've chosen... :o :p :ninja:Quote:
Originally Posted by flappinfanny
Not according to the tabloids this week... :o :p :ninja:Quote:
Originally Posted by Splashy
(There seems to be a theme in tonight's posts about Aidan/Shayne and his...ahem...unmentionables... :lol:)
nick the most attractive for all men, todd and now aidan :p when did aidan become uncle aidan to liam i remember just one scene of them playing footy around ozzie dying
Twice in last night's episode we had Peter Barlow saying the same line: "I'm as sober as a kite, I mean judge."
It sounded like "kite" to me, I can't think what else it could be? All I could imagine was that it was a joke about "high as a kite"?
I must admit I can barely remember him saying it once, let alone twice. You're far more observant than I am!Quote:
Originally Posted by RogerOver
I heard him say it twice too and was as puzzled as RogerOver as to what he could mean by that ... again I agree with the surmise that it is referring to being high as a kite but happy to be told different :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dazzle
yes heard him twice saying it, is peter doing drugs now involved in distribution of maybe weedQuote:
Originally Posted by RogerOver
yes heard him twice saying it, is peter doing drugs now involved in distribution of maybe weedQuote:
Originally Posted by RogerOver
Yes I have heard the saying as high as a kite, was this to show that Peter has really fallen off the wagon againQuote:
Originally Posted by RogerOver
Perhaps Peter's turned to drugs instead of alcohol which is why he mixed those two particular metaphors.Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
Well, off the wagon with alcohol or drugs, time will tell. I'm as high as a kite with anticipation already.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dazzle
I also was thinking is Peter's return linked to Toyah's return, is she the one addicted now and he is helping herQuote:
Originally Posted by Dazzle
I thought Caz had shopped Maria to the immigration department, what happened over that?
Surprised to see Sharif in Monday's episode, I thought his pre-recorded scenes had been taken out, hence the stupid footballer sketch.
When the scandal first broke, Corrie's press release stated they would cut Sharif's scenes as much as possible. Since the storyline was completely dropped soon afterwards I'm guessing we haven't seen a big chunk of what was filmed, but the Corrie bosses have obviously decided to bring the storyline to a conclusion rather than have it just finish off screen (which I think was probably a wise choice).Quote:
Originally Posted by Snagglepus
So was Sharif sacked immediately or did they keep him on to film his leaving scenes or were these scenes already filmed as that was the original plot and he was leaving anyway?
The actor was sacked immediately. The affair revelation scenes had already been filmed but Sharif hadn't left so they'll have no choice but to have him disappear off screen in some way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snagglepus
i thought anna's legs were badly burnt
Was that supposed to be the first time Anna came round after her sedation and intubation? If so, where were the doctors and nurses? They wouldn't have just left her to come round on her own, it doesn't work like that!
Line of the night went to David:-
"I won't be doing any more mobile BBQ's if that's what you're worrying about." :D
Last night I heard Kirk say that Maria and Pablo are off the hook. Again I seem to have missed this storyline as I can't remember any of what happened after Caz called immigration services.
It looks like I will have to trawl back through the iPlayer to find what I have missed although I am sure I have watched every episode.