A huge SOR was when Dev, with Kal and his dad, were arguing over whether to include a jacuzzi in the gym. Surely the first thing you do is market research before a venture like that, and know exactly what is going in your gym before you get the builders in. Have the builders been told that the plans for whole place are going to be made as they go along? Hasn't an architect drawn up any plans?
Exactly at the advanced stage they are at they would have detailed plans of the layout and what would go where. As if they would be discussing something like that at this stage. Something like having a Jacuzzi would effect the space required and the layout of the building.
SO Tina has now told Katy and Steph about ''her friend Cheryl'' ..Wonder how long it will beore she clicks and sees its her Tina who is having a fling..oh dear
SO Tina has now told Katy and Steph about ''her friend Cheryl'' ..Wonder how long it will beore she clicks and sees its her Tina who is having a fling..oh dear
I thought Steph had clocked on to it actually being Tina last night, but perhaps I was hoping for too much
Did anyone else think the "banter" between the girls in Tina's flat was really flat and forced? Corrie doesn't seem to have that natural flow any more where characters gelled together and the dialogue sounded realistic. I suppose it's so plot driven these days that this is the result.
Did anyone else think the "banter" between the girls in Tina's flat was really flat and forced? Corrie doesn't seem to have that natural flow any more where characters gelled together and the dialogue sounded realistic. I suppose it's so plot driven these days that this is the result.
Steph clearly will suss that its actually Tina who's seeing a married man. She was asking waaaaaaaaaaay too many questions about a mate of Tina's who she doesnt even know!
Did anyone else think the "banter" between the girls in Tina's flat was really flat and forced? Corrie doesn't seem to have that natural flow any more where characters gelled together and the dialogue sounded realistic. I suppose it's so plot driven these days that this is the result.
There are too many actors in Corrie now with little more than the ability to deliver lines and they have no ability to act a scene with any feeling.
Did anyone else think the "banter" between the girls in Tina's flat was really flat and forced? Corrie doesn't seem to have that natural flow any more where characters gelled together and the dialogue sounded realistic. I suppose it's so plot driven these days that this is the result.
I quite liked it. It was refreshing to see young women in Corrie actually socialising with each other FOR ONCE! I've always found it strange how the likes of Tina, Maria, Leanne, Eva ect don't have any female friends at all.
Exactly at the advanced stage they are at they would have detailed plans of the layout and what would go where. As if they would be discussing something like that at this stage. Something like having a Jacuzzi would effect the space required and the layout of the building.
Surely they'd have had to apply for planning permission or at least change of use? Where I live that would take weeks if not months.
There are too many actors in Corrie now with little more than the ability to deliver lines and they have no ability to act a scene with any feeling.
Tina certainly can't. It's arsey-faced all the way with her. She can't even do variation on an arsey face kin different settings.
At the bistro with Carla and Michelle - arsey-faced. At the flat with Steph and brother -arsey-faced. At the flat with Steph and Katy - arsey-faced. The big SOR is why Carla sees her a such a big mate. Tina has never had a friendly conversation with her. It's always a few grunts and desperate to get away or arsey-faced.
And don't get me started on the colour of Tina and Katy last night. >:(:D
Carla's whole personality last night was a suspension of reality. Didn't she used to be a workaholic? The factory is almost part of her identity and yet she spent the whole time trying to get the hell out of there(or not go in the first place).
Carla's whole personality last night was a suspension of reality. Didn't she used to be a workaholic? The factory is almost part of her identity and yet she spent the whole time trying to get the hell out of there(or not go in the first place).
I wish Carla would get her sinuses sorted her whinny voice makes me hit the mute button and sub-titles on !
I'm surprised she didn't go and stand by the door, just to earwig
Liz wouldnt need to bother going into the smoking area to eavesdrop. She could just stand by her living room window because they were yelling full blast right outside it.
Off topic, but did anyone else notice PC Mike Bellamy from Heartbeat walking into the new Gym as a workman immediately when part two of the Friday 1'st episode started?
Off topic, but did anyone else notice PC Mike Bellamy from Heartbeat walking into the new Gym as a workman immediately when part two of the Friday 1'st episode started?
Carla's whole personality last night was a suspension of reality. Didn't she used to be a workaholic? The factory is almost part of her identity and yet she spent the whole time trying to get the hell out of there(or not go in the first place).
I did remark to my son that I thought she was an alcoholic
Off topic, but did anyone else notice PC Mike Bellamy from Heartbeat walking into the new Gym as a workman immediately when part two of the Friday 1'st episode started?
How the mighty have fallen!
He did have a more prominent speaking role in the 2nd episode and it was his van that Tony broke into and stole the tools.
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Exactly at the advanced stage they are at they would have detailed plans of the layout and what would go where. As if they would be discussing something like that at this stage. Something like having a Jacuzzi would effect the space required and the layout of the building.
I thought Steph had clocked on to it actually being Tina last night, but perhaps I was hoping for too much
Its getting laughable now!
Steph clearly will suss that its actually Tina who's seeing a married man. She was asking waaaaaaaaaaay too many questions about a mate of Tina's who she doesnt even know!
I know so predictable, as soon as she said "I'm gonna take the recycling out" i thought to myself, Peter is gonna go have a **** now
There are too many actors in Corrie now with little more than the ability to deliver lines and they have no ability to act a scene with any feeling.
I quite liked it. It was refreshing to see young women in Corrie actually socialising with each other FOR ONCE! I've always found it strange how the likes of Tina, Maria, Leanne, Eva ect don't have any female friends at all.
I was expecting Liz to come walking out when Tina and Peter were outside. Liz gave Peter one of those looks when he said hes going out for a ****.
I'm surprised she didn't go and stand by the door, just to earwig
Tina certainly can't. It's arsey-faced all the way with her. She can't even do variation on an arsey face kin different settings.
At the bistro with Carla and Michelle - arsey-faced. At the flat with Steph and brother -arsey-faced. At the flat with Steph and Katy - arsey-faced. The big SOR is why Carla sees her a such a big mate. Tina has never had a friendly conversation with her. It's always a few grunts and desperate to get away or arsey-faced.
And don't get me started on the colour of Tina and Katy last night. >:(:D
I wish Carla would get her sinuses sorted her whinny voice makes me hit the mute button and sub-titles on !
It's a plot device for the big reveal.
Liz wouldnt need to bother going into the smoking area to eavesdrop. She could just stand by her living room window because they were yelling full blast right outside it.
I thought that too - and I bet they have.
How the mighty have fallen!
Yep, but they're not very convincing as mates are they? Carla's chatty and Tina isn't!
I knew I recognised him, just couldn't place him.
I did remark to my son that I thought she was an alcoholic
He did have a more prominent speaking role in the 2nd episode and it was his van that Tony broke into and stole the tools.