Coronation Street - Current Episode Discussion - V

[parkerman]

I thought this thread wasn't supposed to contain any spoilers?

[Perdita]

I thought this thread wasn't supposed to contain any spoilers?

The hide function not working for me

[Dennis tanner]

Daniel, who is basically a good man, has made two mistakes.

1. He accidently caused young Turner to fall down the stairs.

2. He has given young Turner far too many chances

[Jadefalcon]

God the street is full of hypocrites.

Max is a loathsome little troll who needs something broken, like his neck. Even at the end of Wednesday's episode he was still wishing for bad things to happen to Daniel and David wasn't exactly discouraging him.

Simon is another little scumbag. What is it with some of these people and the stupid faces they put on. Simon trying to 'look ard' when he has been a little **** for a good part of his life.

Leanne is another one who really has no room to talk, glad that Toyah told her where to go.

[Son of Cain]

I will never think it was a good idea to replace the old Max with this new Max. They did not just give him a new head but a whole new personality. I could never see old Max behaving the way this one does. They should have given these storylines to Simon, as I would certainly have found it much easier to accept this behavior from him.

[lizann]

jacob should train as a paramedic or nurse

[Dennis tanner]

jacob should train as a paramedic or nurse

He was very rude to Daniel and he is unliely to have the relevant qualifications

[lizann]

He was very rude to Daniel and he is unliely to have the relevant qualifications

daniel and craig got their professions fast so did nikki as a teaching assistant even if short

[bratface]

daniel and craig got their professions fast so did nikki as a teaching assistant even if short

Daniel actually went to college though, didn't he? As for Nikki, I looked up the requirements to be a TA in the UK & this is the gist:

"For entry-level positions, you'll need to have basic literacy and numeracy skills (GCSE or equivalent) and ideally some experience of working with children. Although you don't need a degree to become a teaching assistant, having a degree can be an advantage as it shows a competent level of skills."

[RogerOver]

As so many of the restaurants have obvious jokey names like Roy's Rolls, Prima Donna, Speed Daal, I wonder if it was a scriptwriting joke that a chef in a restaurant is called Stu (stew).