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Deirdre looked a trifle upset
I am not sure we were supposed to laugh but we were all cracking up here. My hubs nearly choked on his cuppa.
Pick up trifle, moan about the consistency of the jelly, pause, throw jelly at the wall. Pause again, do a fake sob, pause and run into the kitchen. LMAO. Best bit of Corrie all week. |
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I love Dreary and Anne Kirkbride but her breakdowns and crying scenes are getting unintentionally (I presume) funny each time they happen.
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I love Dreary and Anne Kirkbride but her breakdowns and crying scenes are getting unintentionally (I presume) funny each time they happen.
It still made me laugh though.
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It was funny because she can't do crying
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I am not sure we were supposed to laugh but we were all cracking up here. My hubs nearly choked on his cuppa.
Pick up trifle, moan about the consistency of the jelly, pause, throw jelly at the wall. Pause again, do a fake sob, pause and run into the kitchen. LMAO. Best bit of Corrie all week. Haven't enjoyed anything on Corrie so much since Neil was singing that Andrea could make him whole again ![]() Unintentionally funny scenes are just about the best thing on Corrie just now. |
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It was hilarious, had my family in stitches.
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Dreary is hilarious, I love her. AK can do comedy really well but I am not sure that was the idea tonight.
It still made me laugh though. ![]() |
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Dreary is not a lady to be trifled with.
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Oh that scene left me cackling. Her attempt to cry was horrible.
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I love Deirdre but the trifle throwing was laughable and not in a good way.
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I think it was supposed to be serious and heartbreaking for Deirdre - when really it was quite hilarious. Why is she having a breakdown about Peter anyway, I know he's not her son but did she bring him up and were they close when he was younger?
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It was SO funny
![]() . All she needed was the chain belt swinging and that would have scored a 10 for me.
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It was the lack of hundreds and thousands that set her off
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Dreary is not a lady to be trifled with.
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It was hilarious and the trifle spent a good 30 seconds in the air before it hit the wall, Its a shame Harry Hill won't be mocking it
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I think it was supposed to be serious and heartbreaking for Deirdre - when really it was quite hilarious. Why is she having a breakdown about Peter anyway, I know he's not her son but did she bring him up and were they close when he was younger?
Today was a bit like the Manchester tart episode, funny in a way but the acting wasn't great. |
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How old is Deirdre?
I know Peter is 49 (having been born in 1965), and Anne Kirkbride is 60. If that was real life, would it feel strange having your stepmum only 11 years older. |
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How old is Deirdre?
I know Peter is 49 (having been born in 1965), and Anne Kirkbride is 60. If that was real life, would it feel strange having your stepmum only 11 years older. |
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I always laugh when Dierdre is on whether it is inetended to be funny or not because AK is such a terrible actress. Having said that corrie wouldnt be the same without her
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How old is Deirdre?
I know Peter is 49 (having been born in 1965), and Anne Kirkbride is 60. If that was real life, would it feel strange having your stepmum only 11 years older. Interesting to think that there is about the same age gap between Deardre and Peter as Peter and Tracey. |
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It was funny because she can't do crying
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It was hilarious and the trifle spent a good 30 seconds in the air before it hit the wall, Its a shame Harry Hill won't be mocking it
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Shes not a terrible actress. Its just Acting styles were different in the 60's and 70's. Not many 70's and 60's characters and shows made it past the late 80's.
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I love Deirdre!
Her horrific crying is a thing of beauty. |
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Oh I well remember the 60s & 70s & I never rated her then either hehhe. Each to their own though.
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