Coronation Street - Current Episode Discussion - IV

[parkerman]

Or even posted it, if he didn't want to be seen.

[Perdita]

That would have been very much less dramatic

[lillabet]

I think he is trying to avoid any sort of authority, for obvious reasons, plus its John he alway's does things the wrong way, with the pitiful look, that makes you laugh,

[sarah c]

I think he is trying to avoid any sort of authority, for obvious reasons, plus its John he alway's does things the wrong way, with the pitiful look, that makes you laugh,

exactly!! hence why he kept saying to Rosie - you started it, it was all becauseof you...


blame someone else, as long as it isnt your fault

[Dennis tanner]

That would have been very much less dramatic

Mr Chips just loves teaching

[Dennis tanner]

Highlight of the episode. Mad Mary and The Lovely Julie having an argument

[parkerman]

The verdict of guilty for the murder of Colin Fishwick and not guilty for the murder of the other two seems a very perverse decision to me. As far as we could see from the trial the only positive evidence for Fizz came over the murder of Colin when Rita said she saw Charlotte helping John to carry the body to Underworld and not Fizz. What were the grounds for finding her not guilty of the other two murders if she was guilty of that one????????????????????????

[Dennis tanner]

The verdict of guilty for the murder of Colin Fishwick and not guilty for the murder of the other two seems a very perverse decision to me. As far as we could see from the trial the only positive evidence for Fizz came over the murder of Colin when Rita said she saw Charlotte helping John to carry the body to Underworld and not Fizz. What were the grounds for finding her not guilty of the other two murders if she was guilty of that one????????????????????????

Basically there was no real evidence for any of them. It was even stated in court that Colin Fishwick had died of an heart attack.

When asking for the verdicts, it would have been usual to deal with them them in date order, starting with Colin Fishwick. Did the judge tell the clerk to reverse the order for dramatic effect?

[parkerman]

So we now have a confession from a known liar who is dying which clears his wife. And that's going to change everything is it?

[alan45]

It was all total crap regarding John's so called deathbed confession. Its not worth the tape its videoed onto.

At no stage did he state that he knew he was dying so therefore the admission would have been inadmissible as heresy evidence.