When was the last time we saw the interior of Emily's house? I wonder if they haven't bothered building an interior set at Salford? She's always either just leaving or coming in but we never see her or Norris inside.
It's most recent appearance was on 15th July 2013.
From Corriepedia:
The back room and kitchen of No.3 made no on-screen appearances between Episode 7200 (5th November 2009) and Episode 7903 (9th July 2012). From 2010 to 2013, they have appeared in only 22 episodes, making it the least-seen house in Coronation Street in recent years.
It's most recent appearance was on 15th July 2013.
From Corriepedia:
The back room and kitchen of No.3 made no on-screen appearances between Episode 7200 (5th November 2009) and Episode 7903 (9th July 2012). From 2010 to 2013, they have appeared in only 22 episodes, making it the least-seen house in Coronation Street in recent years.
Wow! Didn't realise it appeared that infrequently!!
That tight old buzzard would rather sign the place over to Doris than pay for some new wallpaper.
Spiteful old witch.
She wanders out onto the street now and then, judging her neighbours, banging on about her deaf niece, her dead Ernest, and her Spider, but nobody cares whether she lives or dies if we're going to be brutally honest.
I don't never see nobody offering to carry shopping for her.
Certainly not those at the Rovers, where she buys a spoonful of sweet sherry once a week, and makes it last for three hours, the mean old sod.
Sat there, enjoying the pub's warmth, lapping it all up, but contributing bugger all towards it.
She's the first to find fault in some tearaway though, banging on about the church.
It's most recent appearance was on 15th July 2013.
From Corriepedia:
The back room and kitchen of No.3 made no on-screen appearances between Episode 7200 (5th November 2009) and Episode 7903 (9th July 2012). From 2010 to 2013, they have appeared in only 22 episodes, making it the least-seen house in Coronation Street in recent years.
Woah.. really didn't think it appeared that little….. I really wish we'd see more of it and Emily, but sadly the actress is just too old to do that many scenes apparently
That tight old buzzard would rather sign the place over to Doris than pay for some new wallpaper.
Spiteful old witch.
She wanders out onto the street now and then, judging her neighbours, banging on about her deaf niece, her dead Ernest, and her Spider, but nobody cares whether she lives or dies if we're going to be brutally honest.
I don't never see nobody offering to carry shopping for her.
Certainly not those at the Rovers, where she buys a spoonful of sweet sherry once a week, and makes it last for three hours, the mean old sod.
Sat there, enjoying the pub's warmth, lapping it all up, but contributing bugger all towards it.
She's the first to find fault in some tearaway though, banging on about the church.
Hahahahahaha so funny :') But let's be honest, everyone loves Emily
That tight old freeloader has had the same hairstyle for forty years, you never see her spending so much as a brass farthing over there in Aud's plush salon.
Oh no, she's far too mean and thrifty for that.
She'd be the first to bang on about you're ruddy hairstyle though, I bet.
She only keeps wearing her original 1930s clothes because she's convinced they'll eventually come back into fashion if she sticks with it for long enough.
Now she's taken to standing on the street lecturing a nice bloke like Dennis about books I see.
If she started those antics around here, she'd get chinned and floored before you could say "Jack flaming Robinson."
And she'd bloody deserve it, the frugal old trout.
When was the last time she actually bought a round in that pub, eh?
Probably when Henry the XIII was still on the throne - and even then, I bet she offered no bugger any crisps or nuts.
Yet there she is, taking up valuable pub seat space with her cheapskate arse, pretending to sip her microscopic smidgen of sweet sherry, making it last for five hours - Jesus Christ, neck it back you old boiler and get a frickin' round in while you're there.
Honestly, she makes my blood boil, and I'm not easily upset.
That tight old freeloader has had the same hairstyle for forty years, you never see her spending so much as a brass farthing over there in Aud's plush salon.
Oh no, she's far too mean and thrifty for that.
She'd be the first to bang on about you're ruddy hairstyle though, I bet.
She only keeps wearing her original 1930s clothes because she's convinced they'll eventually come back into fashion if she sticks with it for long enough.
Now she's taken to standing on the street lecturing a nice bloke like Dennis about books I see.
If she started those antics around here, she'd get chinned and floored before you could say "Jack flaming Robinson."
And she'd bloody deserve it, the frugal old trout.
When was the last time she actually bought a round in that pub, eh?
Probably when Henry the XIII was still on the throne - and even then, I bet she offered no bugger any crisps or nuts.
Yet there she is, taking up valuable pub seat space with her cheapskate arse, pretending to sip her microscopic smidgen of sweet sherry, making it last for five hours - Jesus Christ, neck it back you old boiler and get a frickin' round in while you're there.
Honestly, she makes my blood boil, and I'm not easily upset.
Emily has never bought a round in the pub - she thinks it would be unladylike. She occasionally buys herself a tiny sherry, but tries to time her arrival at the bar so someone else ends up paying for it.
The thing that annoys me most about Emily is that pained expression she always wears. She's had it forever - I remember hating it in the 80's, and in even older episodes I've seen it was still there. Lighten up Emily - it might never happen.
I'm sure there is something dodgy about the signing over of the house to Norris. She was very mysterious at the time and I got the definite impression she was pulling some sort of fast one on Norris. Not sure how, but I reckon she's stitched him up good and proper
Toecapping material. Pure and simple. Age is no barrier. The vicious old hag.
Yep, you're not often wrong pal.
She really could do with a vicious beating, it might make her a better person.
Emily even thinks the sun shines out of Sofa's backside, one of the most dangerous sexual predators I've ever clapped eyes on.
I mean, just how wrong could you be, eh?
Just because Sofa pretends to absorb the church's evil message, Emily thinks she's absolutely great, completely overlooking all of her misdemeanours and thievery.
A public stoning's too good for the Bishop I'm afraid.
She needs all of her limbs forcefully ripped from her, with Norris watching and taking photos on his smartphone.
Put those in your ruddy casserole you pair of skinflints.
Honestly, folk that don't buy their round in the pub really annoy me.
That Norris is another one that needs tearing limb from limb, sat there nursing his half of mild.
I'd rip his head from its ruddy shoulders if he came into the Dog & Biscuit acting like that.
Good grief Uncle Q! Who peed in your shandy today? :o
Poor blameless lovely Emily.
She makes me sick OJ, the bile is simply flowing from me today.
Mind you, I am as drunk as a lord.
She never spends so much as a square tuppence in her local establishments, yet has got an opinion and a cursory word of advice for everyone.
Lecturing poor, handsome Dennis last night, whilst pretending she had something in the oven.
Lying was a sin last time I looked, not that Emily thinks 'owt by it.
Quite happy to be a sinner when it suits her, that one.
There she is, freeloading her way in Norris's house, lapping up all of its home comforts and paying bugger all by way of rent.
I bet she hogs the telly of an evening too, demanding they watch anything but the footy.
When Emily was paying the bills it was probably baths in two inches of water, extra jumpers, bed socks and hot water bottles. Now Norris foots the bill I bet Emily languishes in the bath for hours constantly topping up the hot water, then lounges about in a sleeveless nightie all evening with the heating on full blast.
When Emily's house does reappear from the stock cupboard or where ever they keep interiors (Homebase?) it might look different. I remember Ashley Peacocks house (Sally lives there now) the staircase and set design changed overnight!
I can't stand Emily she bores me to death. Pointless character waste of money to keep her on. Just kill her off and give her job to an actor who actually appears more and serves a purpose!
I still don't know why Emily gave Norris the house for nothing. I mean why would you give your house away?
So that she no longer had any maintenence/insurance/council tax to pay on it. It was written in the contract that she could continue to live there for the rest of her life. Very clever, Emily. But, life has a way of turning itself upside down; what if Norris dies first?
So that she no longer had any maintenence/insurance/council tax to pay on it. It was written in the contract that she could continue to live there for the rest of her life. Very clever, Emily. But, life has a way of turning itself upside down; what if Norris dies first?
Living there rent free/ bill free? If not then it would have been better to sell it and get some money for herself.
I thought Emily had signed her house over to (one of) Gail's evil husbands, the Norman Bates with a suitcase one. So how could she sell/hand it over to Norris?
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From Corriepedia:
The back room and kitchen of No.3 made no on-screen appearances between Episode 7200 (5th November 2009) and Episode 7903 (9th July 2012). From 2010 to 2013, they have appeared in only 22 episodes, making it the least-seen house in Coronation Street in recent years.
Wow! Didn't realise it appeared that infrequently!!
Spiteful old witch.
She wanders out onto the street now and then, judging her neighbours, banging on about her deaf niece, her dead Ernest, and her Spider, but nobody cares whether she lives or dies if we're going to be brutally honest.
I don't never see nobody offering to carry shopping for her.
Certainly not those at the Rovers, where she buys a spoonful of sweet sherry once a week, and makes it last for three hours, the mean old sod.
Sat there, enjoying the pub's warmth, lapping it all up, but contributing bugger all towards it.
She's the first to find fault in some tearaway though, banging on about the church.
Woah.. really didn't think it appeared that little….. I really wish we'd see more of it and Emily, but sadly the actress is just too old to do that many scenes apparently
Hahahahahaha so funny :') But let's be honest, everyone loves Emily
Oh no, she's far too mean and thrifty for that.
She'd be the first to bang on about you're ruddy hairstyle though, I bet.
She only keeps wearing her original 1930s clothes because she's convinced they'll eventually come back into fashion if she sticks with it for long enough.
Now she's taken to standing on the street lecturing a nice bloke like Dennis about books I see.
If she started those antics around here, she'd get chinned and floored before you could say "Jack flaming Robinson."
And she'd bloody deserve it, the frugal old trout.
When was the last time she actually bought a round in that pub, eh?
Probably when Henry the XIII was still on the throne - and even then, I bet she offered no bugger any crisps or nuts.
Yet there she is, taking up valuable pub seat space with her cheapskate arse, pretending to sip her microscopic smidgen of sweet sherry, making it last for five hours - Jesus Christ, neck it back you old boiler and get a frickin' round in while you're there.
Honestly, she makes my blood boil, and I'm not easily upset.
Emily has never bought a round in the pub - she thinks it would be unladylike. She occasionally buys herself a tiny sherry, but tries to time her arrival at the bar so someone else ends up paying for it.
The thing that annoys me most about Emily is that pained expression she always wears. She's had it forever - I remember hating it in the 80's, and in even older episodes I've seen it was still there. Lighten up Emily - it might never happen.
I'm sure there is something dodgy about the signing over of the house to Norris. She was very mysterious at the time and I got the definite impression she was pulling some sort of fast one on Norris. Not sure how, but I reckon she's stitched him up good and proper
Yep, you're not often wrong pal.
She really could do with a vicious beating, it might make her a better person.
Emily even thinks the sun shines out of Sofa's backside, one of the most dangerous sexual predators I've ever clapped eyes on.
I mean, just how wrong could you be, eh?
Just because Sofa pretends to absorb the church's evil message, Emily thinks she's absolutely great, completely overlooking all of her misdemeanours and thievery.
A public stoning's too good for the Bishop I'm afraid.
She needs all of her limbs forcefully ripped from her, with Norris watching and taking photos on his smartphone.
Put those in your ruddy casserole you pair of skinflints.
Honestly, folk that don't buy their round in the pub really annoy me.
That Norris is another one that needs tearing limb from limb, sat there nursing his half of mild.
I'd rip his head from its ruddy shoulders if he came into the Dog & Biscuit acting like that.
Poor blameless lovely Emily.
She makes me sick OJ, the bile is simply flowing from me today.
Mind you, I am as drunk as a lord.
She never spends so much as a square tuppence in her local establishments, yet has got an opinion and a cursory word of advice for everyone.
Lecturing poor, handsome Dennis last night, whilst pretending she had something in the oven.
Lying was a sin last time I looked, not that Emily thinks 'owt by it.
Quite happy to be a sinner when it suits her, that one.
There she is, freeloading her way in Norris's house, lapping up all of its home comforts and paying bugger all by way of rent.
I bet she hogs the telly of an evening too, demanding they watch anything but the footy.
Living there rent free/ bill free? If not then it would have been better to sell it and get some money for herself.
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