Coronation Street - Current Episode Discussion - IV

[alan45]

Don't let our Babs hear you say that!

That old has been wouldnt be fit to tie Sue Cleavers shoelaces. Barbara Windsor is a one trick pony.IMHO

[parkerman]

That old has been wouldnt be fit to tie Sue Cleavers shoelaces. Barbara Windsor is a one trick pony.IMHO

Don't you mean two tricks?

[parkerman]

OK, hands up all those who, like John Stape, have a handy roll of carpet lying about upstairs....

[alan45]

I havent a roll of carpet lying about but luckily I put all my rubbish into black bin bags before putting them in the wheely bin so they are easiest to remove when I need to shift a body. Also I have a factory accross the road which a builder leaves open which also has a big hole in the floor.

This storyline has ruined Johns Stapes character. What is the point in it. I have to say I burst out laughing when Charlotte the Harlot held a dead Colins hand thinking it was Johns as they were hiding in the outside loo.

[Ruffed_lemur]

No, I haven't a roll of carpet either. Convenient that wasn't it?! Didn't think that story would be at all funny, but it had me laughing. Rita stroking the carpet!!!

[LostVoodoo]

the whole farce was worth it for Norris' line "I saw a rat with a whole Fig Roll in it's mouth" :rofl:

[Chloe O'brien]

How funny was Roy drunk when he said to Mary about the Archbishop making time to marry him and Hayley. Priceless

[Dazzle]

I've been surprised at John Stape during the Colin Fishwick death farce. I've always thought he was a decent guy who had a habit of making the wrong decision, but he didn't care at all about Colin dying. He only cared that he would be caught, unlike Charlotte, who was upset and traumatized by the experienced.

[LostVoodoo]

I've been surprised at John Stape during the Colin Fishwick death farce. I've always thought he was a decent guy who had a habit of making the wrong decision, but he didn't care at all about Colin dying. He only cared that he would be caught, unlike Charlotte, who was upset and traumatized by the experienced.

ditto, it's ruined it for me. there's no empathy with him any more.

[parkerman]

I can't remember what led to the remark now, but I was appalled at John Stape's poor grasp of the English language when he said, "That's between Fizz and I". As the great English teacher he is portrayed as being he would surely know that should be "That's between Fizz and me."