Soap's don't consider things like money, almost every Christmas there will be a wedding or a birth. Must be more Christmas Day birthdays in Soapland than real life.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dennis tanner
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Soap's don't consider things like money, almost every Christmas there will be a wedding or a birth. Must be more Christmas Day birthdays in Soapland than real life.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dennis tanner
There is always, always, a "last minute cancellation". It's a staple line when booking any event in Corrie.Quote:
Originally Posted by LouiseP
It's as common as a big cooked breakfast cooked and refused.Quote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
So, just to get this straight...Spider joined the police force specifically to combat far right groups and, lo and behold, that was precisely the job he was assigned to as an undercover cop.
I quite enjoyed that ep tonight, nothing too dramatic, it had a Christmas feel about it, with a mix of light and shade.
It would appear that for some time he has been very well paid for doing very little.Quote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
Spider to Toyah: Now you know it, can you keep it under wraps? :ninja: Of course she cannot, she is way too sanctimonious for that.
When has anyone in a soap ever kept a secret? - Will this lead to Griff finding out, and put Spider's life in danger? - Perhaps even have Max be the one to "finally see the light" and save him?Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
So George has managed his funeral business successfully for many years but suddenly orders a sofa for a doll's house because the website was not clear enough??? Do me a favour, Corrie scriptwriters... stop this nonsense NOW!!
I do not feel guilty for not caring about Max. As for the Spider Police story....ridiculous.Quote:
Originally Posted by Son of Cain