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BadRomance
11-09-2014
Come through to the back

I will admit I like how some characters have their own catchphrases particularly Irene and Alf in H&A. You could write a book about Alfisms and Irene has a fair few as well - gawd save ur darl, gawd save Ireland etc.
0...0
11-09-2014
Ronnie:
Shes deeeeaaaad!
He's deaaaad! Etc

Sharon: Noooooooooooo! Etc
Sandgrounder1
11-09-2014
I'll see myself out'...does anyone ever say that in real life?
Kim_x
11-09-2014
Eastenders - *Insert child's name* is Jack's.
HiMyNameIs
11-09-2014
1) 'I love you!'

'You don't know the meaning of the word! '

2) Deirdre: 'Should I make me stuffed marrow?'
0...0
11-09-2014
Originally Posted by Kim_x:
“Eastenders - *Insert child's name* is Jack's.”

Very good
Artymags
11-09-2014
Eastenders - "Sorted!"
dd68
12-09-2014
'Flaming' and 'pigging' on Corrie
Tom-Bennett.
12-09-2014
Aaaaaout!
priscilla
12-09-2014
I hate yuh- Peri Lomax
SecretLifeoBees
12-09-2014
"You knew and didn't say anything?"
Usually said by Michelle or Liz in Corrie in an awful chewed up fashion. "Ewwwwwe knewwwwww"

"Girlie" - irene in Home and Away
MrJames
12-09-2014
"*SHOCKING REVELATION* Do you hear me!? *REPEAT SHOCKING REVELATION*"
cas1977
12-09-2014
"you're a scumbag!".

That is so overused on EE, I cringe at the word now. Why don't they just use the word "scum". It's a far better word and in a way, "scumbag" when said, sounds a bit childish to me....
cas1977
12-09-2014
"we shouldn't be doing this"

"I shouldn't be here"

"you're the strongest person i know" or "you're one of the strongest people i know"

"We have to talk"
eveningstar
12-09-2014
Regularly turns up on soaps - "I don't know who you are anymore"
Zebstriker
12-09-2014
"How are you ?"

"Yeah, good"
Ell_Ren
12-09-2014
Phil Mitchell - I've sorted it. Haha
davelovesleeds
12-09-2014
Usually in Corrie, at least once a week -

"Come 'ere"

followed by a hug.
silversox
12-09-2014
"Wazzup?" or "wassup?"

..... and that awful magpie which we hear on several soaps whenever there is likely to be bad news or event on the horizon.
BadLadAsh
12-09-2014
"I need some air" I always hear that in Eastenders, who says that in real life?
PsyPsymon
12-09-2014
'Wind your neck in!' - Often on Corrie
'You're a brilliant mum' - Often on Corrie to characters who are, in fact, not brilliant mum's
BadRomance
12-09-2014
Originally Posted by eveningstar:
“Regularly turns up on soaps - "I don't know who you are anymore"”

Probably after a recast
I remember years ago on H&A after they recast Flynn, Alf had a brain tumour and was losing his mind and he made a reference to not recognising Flynn which was brilliant and showed they could make fun of themselves!
barlowconnor
12-09-2014
Originally Posted by davelovesleeds:
“Usually in Corrie, at least once a week -

"Come 'ere"

followed by a hug.”

This one does my head in
doug82
12-09-2014
Let's go out for a slap up meal
JEFF62
12-09-2014
Fill your boots. I have heard that in corrie quite a few times.
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