Brilliant episode tonight with Steve and Eileen. :thumbsup:
EE scriptwriters and producers please take note!
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Brilliant episode tonight with Steve and Eileen. :thumbsup:
EE scriptwriters and producers please take note!
They were certainly good value tonight. An excellent partnership. Just proves you don't need murders or big explosions to make half an hour entertaining. Hopefully this Barron period will end this week....
Poor again tonight :nono:
Two good episodes tonight. I must say the final five minutes of the second parter tonight was absolutely superb! Jack P Shepherd acted out a disturbed David incredibly well! His scene with Jason was disturbing as he threatened to kill his family. Brilliant scene, fantastic acting - probably the best scene in Corrie for ages for me! :thumbsup:
It's clear that David needs help. I think he has a mental problem but his family teasing him and talking behind his back is not going to help matters - they need to realise he needs help before his behaviour gets even more out of control.
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Originally Posted by Chris_2k7
Hmmm...and my vote goes to...DaVeyWaVey.:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by DaVeyWaVey
Brilliant episodes of Corrie tonight. Like him or loath him Demon Boy David was acted superbly by Jack P Shepherd.
He really was creepy and believable. He scared Builder Boy Jason so much I expected to see a puddle of water on the roof.
Corrie seems to be getting over its summer lull caused by the hastily rewritten Claire/Ashley/Casey menage a trois. Other stories bubbling along nicely.
Not to sure the flash of Cillas knickers on Sunday night was suitable for a pre-watershed showing.:sick:
Eileen and Gerry that should prove an interesting combination.
It looks like romance could be on the cards for our Leanne and the King of the Knicker factory whilst spawn of Satan Paul diddles his grandparents out of £20000.
Slighty better episodes last night but it still has a very long way to go before its over this recent lull.
The sensantional route the show is heading down has damaged the show so much I can't see it ever recovering from it fully. :(
I liked the way Steve had hestitations about going to Ireland because he's had 2 holidays already this summer and was thinking about his Mum and Vernon and whether it was fair to disappear again or not. Whereas Michelle, who has only just got back from a very extended break thought nothing of just swanning off again!
For a programme thats ''in a lull'' its doing well in the ratings
Last Night
ITV1 7:30pm Corrie 9.3 million 45.2%
BBC One Eastenders 8:00pm 8.3 million 38.2%
ITV1 8:30pm Corrie 9.2 million 42%
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Originally Posted by alan45
EE when it was crap in 2003 was getting 14 million an episode and managed to get 17 For Den's return.
Ratings mean jack its whats on screen that matters.