"You know I'm good for it."
Over used sayings in soaps like
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Time for a fresh start
Just the usual please love
We're Mitchells. We stick together.
We shouldn't be doing this. ------ will be devastated
I'm gonna bring you down
Just the usual please love
We're Mitchells. We stick together.
We shouldn't be doing this. ------ will be devastated
I'm gonna bring you down
"Den Watts is dead"
"Frank Butcher is dead"
"Den Watts is back"
"Frank Butcher is back"
"It's not true"
"Frank Butcher is dead"
"Den Watts is back"
"Frank Butcher is back"
"It's not true"
Originally Posted by MrJames:
“"You're a Mitchell!"
"You're a Carter!"
"You're a Slater!"”
“"You're a Mitchell!"
"You're a Carter!"
"You're a Slater!"”
"My sistaaah!"
Ooh I say
I am not one to gossip
Walford Sex Clinic: you have been sleeping with that Kat Slater haven't you?
I am not one to gossip
Walford Sex Clinic: you have been sleeping with that Kat Slater haven't you?
Originally Posted by Louise_Hart:
“your damaged goods (I' never once heard anyone use this term in real lfe
)
I'm a (insert surname)”
“your damaged goods (I' never once heard anyone use this term in real lfe
)I'm a (insert surname)”
i have heard it used in real life. only heard it a few times on eastenders so I don't think its over used
At the bar of the Rovers/Vic/Woolie etc -
"I'll have a pint/Usual please/Pint (insert name)?/Usual (insert name)?
"I'll have a pint/Usual please/Pint (insert name)?/Usual (insert name)?
Originally Posted by grazemytvaddict:
“Or something like he/she will only get to it over my dead body prepare yourself for a crash/stunt/death.”
“Or something like he/she will only get to it over my dead body prepare yourself for a crash/stunt/death.”
Or "it's a bit breezy outside" before a major storm kills a character and a few non speaking extras!
Never mind the overused sayings what about the overused facial expressions:
Freddie Roscoe
Phil Mitchel
Freddie Roscoe
Phil Mitchel
"I love ya" - Max Branning
"Phil. Phil, please." - Ian Beale
"I'm gonna teach him a lesson." - Phil Mitchell
"Phil. Phil, please." - Ian Beale
"I'm gonna teach him a lesson." - Phil Mitchell
It's just one word that seriously annoys me and it's used in Corrie interminably and seems to mean everything and nothing - the word 'bob', mostly by Sean. GRRRRR Use a proper word for goodness sake.
and it's used in Corrie interminably and seems to mean everything and nothing - the word 'bob', mostly by Sean. GRRRRR Use a proper word for goodness sake.
"We're solid." (cue affair)
"I can't stop thinking about you." (during affair)
"I'm in over my head" (Robbie from ED calls for help in the bath, or affair progressing)
"How could you?!" (affair rumbled)
"I promised myself I wouldn't cry" (said at funeral of one of those involved in affair)
"He/she had the whole world in front of him/her" (at every single funeral)
"We can get past this" (post-affair, pre-awful event).
My personal pet hate is "I promised myself I wasn't going to cry" though.
"I can't stop thinking about you." (during affair)
"I'm in over my head" (Robbie from ED calls for help in the bath, or affair progressing)
"How could you?!" (affair rumbled)
"I promised myself I wouldn't cry" (said at funeral of one of those involved in affair)
"He/she had the whole world in front of him/her" (at every single funeral)
"We can get past this" (post-affair, pre-awful event).
My personal pet hate is "I promised myself I wasn't going to cry" though.
"I need to get away from Walford/Weatherfield/Hollyoaks for a while...."
Whenever someone makes a mistake "Fresh start?"
Whenever someone makes a mistake "Fresh start?"
EastEnders
"What was that about?"
"Nuffin, just a bit of business"
Home and away
"There's a storm coming" (usually followed by "but Alf's at sea!")
" There's a stalker in Summer bay"
"What was that about?"
"Nuffin, just a bit of business"
Home and away
"There's a storm coming" (usually followed by "but Alf's at sea!")
" There's a stalker in Summer bay"
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