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Corrie's Hit a New Low Tonight
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chewstick
29-09-2014
Originally Posted by Face Of Jack:
“Corrie has ALWAYS had its crazy street moments when everyone comes out to watch!
It dates back to Ena and Elsie having that handbag fight in the 60's! Classic”

yeah classic, the characters and the stories were believable and whilst Corrie does still have great characters a lot of whats written is sometimes out of character and truly dreadful. Yes were not going to like all the characters all the time but at least treat the viewer with some degree of intelligence, this is 2014 not 1965,

Oh how I was amazed at Kevin's face when Tim and Sally went off into their house together...hang on arn't we back to square one here? I've watched this part.... why not flash it up on screen in text that Kevin still loves Sally, no better still get Kevin to tell someone that he does and to look lingering as they go indoors, just incase we at home don't get it, next week we'll be looking through the arched window!
daisydee
29-09-2014
Originally Posted by warleywitch:
“About the roof fiasco...someone suggested it was meant to be humorous. I must be missing something .”

Yeah I'm sure the Corrie writers intended it to be funny, but due to poor writing, it was just silly.
Danny_Francis
29-09-2014
Blackburn out me thinks tried watching tonight only lasted about 15 minutes. This slump reminds me of Enders last year, with change Corrie can get back up there where it deserves to be.
dashyork42
29-09-2014
Originally Posted by daisydee:
“Yeah I'm sure the Corrie writers intended it to be funny, but due to poor writing, it was just silly.”

I'm afraid SB and some of the writers just don't know how to write comedy. The ladder (Beth and Kirk), was just ridiculous on a drama like Corrie, a children's comedy show and it would have been funny!
Reality Sucks
29-09-2014
Originally Posted by Danny_Francis:
“Blackburn out me thinks tried watching tonight only lasted about 15 minutes. This slump reminds me of Enders last year, with change Corrie can get back up there where it deserves to be.”

You did better than me - I only lasted 5 minutes - Kylie's (non existent) drug problem with Max's (non existent ADHD) medication was too much for me to contemplate so I switched off. Will stop recording it for a while until they improve the writing.
sally_bowles
29-09-2014
i am sure the fickle will be back when there is a juicy storyline, or something written in the red tops.
Janet Plank
30-09-2014
Coronation Street certainly hit a new low last night; the writing for Tim was abysmal. He was given a job application form - which he couldn't read; he was given a shopping list - which he couldn't read; he was asked about books in the cafe - ditto; the family played a board game about spelling - which he couldn't take part in, because ..........and all this to push Muddie into the limelight. I wish this producer would leave and take Muddie with him.
Valentine
30-09-2014
Originally Posted by Janet Plank:
“Coronation Street certainly hit a new low last night; the writing for Tim was abysmal. He was given a job application form - which he couldn't read; he was given a shopping list - which he couldn't read; he was asked about books in the cafe - ditto; the family played a board game about spelling - which he couldn't take part in, because ..........and all this to push Muddie into the limelight. I wish this producer would leave and take Muddie with him.”

It's quite ludicrous, making out that Tim is illiterate - we all know him and Faye met through social media so how would that have happened if he could read or write?! And we've seen him reading the newspaper and writing notes to Faye more than once!
2shy2007
30-09-2014
Originally Posted by Valentine:
“It's quite ludicrous, making out that Tim is illiterate - we all know him and Faye met through social media so how would that have happened if he could read or write?! And we've seen him reading the newspaper and writing notes to Faye more than once!”

It does seem a little silly, but the background story could have been he was living with a mate who set up the account and then read him the messages and helped him reply?? We can assume that he was in shared digs at the time.we don't have to be spoon fed everything in soaps and sometimes it's good to think of our own version of events off camera.

Maybe he isn't completely illiterate, most people who say they cant read can read a little.There aren't many people who go through school and don't learn to read just a little bit.
H of De Vil
30-09-2014
Blackburn thinks the new Tina is Maddeh. Wait until she is forced into every storyline and until the entire audience wants to straggle her.
Belligerence
30-09-2014
Originally Posted by Janet Plank:
“Coronation Street certainly hit a new low last night; the writing for Tim was abysmal. He was given a job application form - which he couldn't read; he was given a shopping list - which he couldn't read; he was asked about books in the cafe - ditto; the family played a board game about spelling - which he couldn't take part in, because ..........and all this to push Muddie into the limelight. I wish this producer would leave and take Muddie with him.”

Making her more unlikable by shoehorning her into storylines to see some gentler side.

Nothing organic, her development as a character is so forced. She's no Kylie mark two.
Belligerence
16-03-2015
Tonight was pretty awful.
SMIDSYmk2
16-03-2015
Tonight was probably the worst episode I have seen in ages.
Purves Grundy
16-03-2015
That was pisspoor.
broadshoulder
16-03-2015
Endless man on roof or chickengate

What's worse? Fight!
daryl_spicer
16-03-2015
Corrie was good tonight
lou_123
16-03-2015
A truly awful episode tonight!
honeythewitch
16-03-2015
Originally Posted by daryl_spicer:
“Corrie was good tonight”

I would happily wring those chicken's necks. And the rest of the dreary Nazirs.
*Laura*
16-03-2015
I don't think there was one redeeming storyline in tonight's episode. Normally with Corrie, there's something to stay watching for but, tonight I didn't believe a single scene or word of dialogue. The only thing that reminded me that I was watching Coronation Street were the credits.

Very, very poor episode.
Harlowe
16-03-2015
It's was shite to put it politely, just dragged on and on mindless mumble of a mash up of storylines.
jlp95bwfc
16-03-2015
Haven't seen tonight's episodes yet but the spoilers mentioned Nazir chickens so I knew it wasn't going to be great. They are so dull. I'd get rid of the grandparents and Kal.
Rich Tea.
16-03-2015
The most believable scene in CS this evening was those chickens clucking in their coop.

The rest is away with the fairies, or simply too dull to care a jot about.
sam_gee
16-03-2015
It was pretty bad tonight.
Fergie86
16-03-2015
Originally Posted by jlp95bwfc:
“Haven't seen tonight's episodes yet but the spoilers mentioned Nazir chickens so I knew it wasn't going to be great. They are so dull. I'd get rid of the grandparents and Kal.”

I haven't seen the second episode of tonight's Corrie yet, but the problem with the Nazir Chicken storyline apart from it being crap is that it has gone on for way too long it should of lasted maybe 2 or 3 episodes a maximum a nice filler story but instead it has gone on for weeks, knowone cares.
revolver44
16-03-2015
Glad I'm not alone, tonight's episodes were abysmal, there's absolutely no excuse for this dross. I was losing the will to live watching it.
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