Coronation Street - Current Episode Discussion - IV

That answers my question about Dev in another section. How crazy not to have insurance. He seems like a sensible experienced businessman that is the first thing you have. He never mentions Amber anymore strange.

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Originally Posted by swmc66

Yes and she let him stay overnight ...although nothing happened.

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was she not sharing a flat then, but is now back home??

if she was flat sharing close enough, even when at Uni, to meet Gary - why move back now?

my main concern with gary at the moment is that his clothes seem to be shrinking and getting tighter and tighter??!!

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Originally Posted by Snagglepus

But surely he would have been able to claim damages from the Tram company, just like pedestrians claim and they don't have insurance.

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True, as would the others who were injured and/or had property damage I'd imagine.

Soaps never do follow ups to stories properly though. Once a story's over, it's usually done and dusted as far the writers are concerned.

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Originally Posted by sarah c

was she not sharing a flat then, but is now back home??

if she was flat sharing close enough, even when at Uni, to meet Gary - why move back now?

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i think she just stayed with a mate that night

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Originally Posted by sarah c

was she not sharing a flat then, but is now back home??

if she was flat sharing close enough, even when at Uni, to meet Gary - why move back now?

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i think she just stayed with a mate that night

My flesh was creeping tonight, the women are like dogs on heat.

I'm not a fan of Gary, but I did feel sorry for him when Izzy and Owen were having a go. They were unnecessarily vicious. :thumbsdow

Much as I hated the Tracey/Tony hookup, I'm enjoying watching him squirm now. :D

I thought the scene where Steve lost his temper with Lloyd was very well played. I'm looking forward to the big get-together in the Rovers on Christmas Day. Hopefully there'll be lots of drama.

Tracey/Tony.
What was Tracey on about saying that was a mistake. She knew what she was doing. There is no such thing as "and the next thing I knew".

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Originally Posted by Snagglepus

Tracey/Tony.
What was Tracey on about saying that was a mistake. She knew what she was doing. There is no such thing as "and the next thing I knew".

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I think most of us have done things which seemed like a good idea at the time, but that we almost immediately regretted. Tracey didn't appear to be very regretful though.

I agree about people saying "and the next thing I knew". They're trying to absolve themselves from responsibility by saying that, but the fact is they made the decision to do whatever it is they later regret.