The manhole cover has no locks on, the "keys" are just for lifting it.Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
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The manhole cover has no locks on, the "keys" are just for lifting it.Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
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The Carla and Roy scenes were best again for me
I am guessing the wrench that killed Callum was from Tony or Jason's tool box
Was Gail away with Max and Lily at Audrey's place?
Will Tony have filled in the manhole by the time David goes back to move the body or even better the body is gone is missing :p
What's left of it!Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
Congratulations to the whole Corrie team for a superb live episode! :thumbsup:
After several hours of digesting it I'm still feeling very positive about it.
I thought David Neilson stole the show as Roy and I absolutely couldn't tell he was acting live. It was an excellent decision to give him such a prominent role in the episode. In my opinion, he was closely followed in the acting stakes by Melanie Hill, Alison King, Jack P Shepherd and Paula Lane. Everyone else was very good too.
As far as mistakes go, I noticed a couple of hesitations and silences that went on for just a beat too long, but nothing worth stressing over.
I'd have liked a final twist in the Callum story but, as others have said, it may yet be to come. The fight between Callum and Sarah, and Kylie's (offscreen) subsequent bashing of him, were very well done and extremely effective, but nowhere near as dark or explosive as we were led to believe. As Lizann has suggested (and I've also seen mentioned elsewhere), I think Callum's body being in the boot of the car when Tony and Todd blew it up would have been a perfect ending for the character.
Still, inevitably very few people will be a hundred percent satisfied with anything, and I think Corrie reached an extremely high standard tonight. Congratulations again to all! :clap:
He did appear briefly. I think he was with Andy, Steph and Robert in the scene where they were carrying food to the Rovers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kim
I don't think forensics will be able to recover any prints from the burnt-out shell that'll remain after that explosion! (Ha ha...I just noticed parkerman sneaked in his reply before me! :p)Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
Yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
I love the idea of Tony filling the hole in before David has a chance to move the body. There'll always be the potential that Callum escaped the hole alive if that happens.Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
And just to add, I'm very nervous of the rather overt lascivious glance Tim gave Anna when he first saw her dolled up to the nines in the Rovers. He also seemed a bit too keen for my liking when he asked to stay the night... :eek: :nono: :(
And there was you - being all positive in postQuote:
Originally Posted by Dazzle
above- then this!!!!
I do.agree about David Neilson - it shows that
everyday scenes well acted can impress as much
as big drama( though I like that as well).
There may be more drama/ twists to come-
so wont mention over-hyping again!!
I think.Melanie Hill is settling in well-.I've
always liked her and wait to see how the
relstionship with Roy ptogresses!
dupl
Only noticed Nick on second viewing. I hope the continuity is there in the next episodes (David said that Nick was asking too many questions.)
I don't think Callum's getting out of there even if he is alive. I think you'd need the handle to lift it. I did think I could hear some quiet knocking on it at the end of the episode - although my mum thought it was just to do with the sound because it was live. Either way, I think he's dead, it's just a case of whether he suffocates down there.
David Neilson was great. I felt a bit sorry for Agent Daniel.
Agree with the sentiments re: Anna and Tim. I saw a trailer after the episode which made me even more nervous :sick: I hope Kate Oates knocks this on the head, quickly.
Having watched last bit again .. I think there was a knocking noise coming from that manhole :eek: :ninja: