Coronation Street - Current Episode Discussion - V

[Perdita]

Are you talking about 1970s/80s BBC DJs?

I think mysangry means that in 2012, the revelation that nine Asian men were guilty of the grooming, rape and sex trafficking of teenage white girls shocked the nation.

[Son of Cain]

Toyah would never believe that Spider was a Police Officer and neither would I.

I would love to have seen the episode where Spider decided to join the police. Especially as he was always pretty anti-establishment.

[Son of Cain]

I would have thought that restorative justice sessions would take place in a private room, not the prison visiting area.

[parkerman]

I had thought (hoped) that all this play nonsense was over and done with. Sadly, if anything, it is getting worse.

[Snagglepus]

I had thought (hoped) that all this play nonsense was over and done with. Sadly, if anything, it is getting worse.

Is there only a cast of two?

[Son of Cain]

We should be thankful if there is only two. Think how much more of this woeful tale we would be subjected to if the cast was bigger.

[Son of Cain]

I think I am being unkind, but Stuart is starting to annoy me.

[parkerman]

I think I am being unkind, but Stuart is starting to annoy me.

I'm beginning to agree, but I think we have to make allowances. He is just trying to do his best for his granddaughter but really has no idea how to go about it - after all he was in prison for 27 years or something and then slept rough on the streets with no contact with his family. He is also very sensitive to the fact that it is due to him (in one sense) that her mother is in prison so that's another difficult issue for him to deal with.

[Son of Cain]

I'm beginning to agree, but I think we have to make allowances. He is just trying to do his best for his granddaughter but really has no idea how to go about it - after all he was in prison for 27 years or something and then slept rough on the streets with no contact with his family. He is also very sensitive to the fact that it is due to him (in one sense) that her mother is in prison so that's another difficult issue for him to deal with.

I acknowledge everything you say. I do not even know why he annoys me, perhaps it's because it's because he does not seem to know when to stop talking. Maybe being locked up for so long with no one to talk to, he is making up for lost time.

[Dennis tanner]

I'm beginning to agree, but I think we have to make allowances. He is just trying to do his best for his granddaughter but really has no idea how to go about it - after all he was in prison for 27 years or something and then slept rough on the streets with no contact with his family. He is also very sensitive to the fact that it is due to him (in one sense) that her mother is in prison so that's another difficult issue for him to deal with.

Stu's best solution would be to buy her a bus pass