Can anyone tell me what this meant? Why couldnt Carla say it was red and why was Sarah, Bethany and Nick in tears over it?
CS: Say it's red..
Originally Posted by AdTheDJ:
“Can anyone tell me what this meant? Why couldnt Carla say it was red and why was Sarah, Bethany and Nick in tears over it?”
“Can anyone tell me what this meant? Why couldnt Carla say it was red and why was Sarah, Bethany and Nick in tears over it?”
Nick was testing how Carla lies, because he wanted to see how well she can lie.
Originally Posted by AdTheDJ:
“Can anyone tell me what this meant? Why couldnt Carla say it was red and why was Sarah, Bethany and Nick in tears over it?”
“Can anyone tell me what this meant? Why couldnt Carla say it was red and why was Sarah, Bethany and Nick in tears over it?”
He wanted to see her tell a deliberate lie so that he could compare how she looks. He'd been saying how he couldn't tell the difference between how she looks when she's lying and when she's telling the truth.
Does anyone think it actually was a brain damage moment, like David suggested? Nick seemed to be fine, then it was like something just clicked and he changed.
I don't think it was a brain-damage moment. As he was speaking, he mentioned that Carla had proposed pretty much out of the blue. Then it clicked that perhaps she had proposed because she felt guilty about Robert. Even though she denied it, he realised that he could never really trust her again as she had lied so effortlessly and constantly to cover the fling.
I don't blame him, she lied and made him sell his business, prepare to leave his family and his familiar surroundings, stole money to aid her blackmailer...hell, I hope tomorrow he goes batsh*t crazy!
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I've hated this story of Carla giving into Tracey's blackmail from the start but I actually thought that the way they had Nick suddenly realise the extent of Carla's deception was really good.
I don't blame him, she lied and made him sell his business, prepare to leave his family and his familiar surroundings, stole money to aid her blackmailer...hell, I hope tomorrow he goes batsh*t crazy!
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I've hated this story of Carla giving into Tracey's blackmail from the start but I actually thought that the way they had Nick suddenly realise the extent of Carla's deception was really good.
All the way through the scene all I could imagine was Harry Hills TV Burp:
"Say it's red"
No Nick, it's white
"Say it's red"
Nick, again, no, it's white
etc (probably didn't help I watched it on Dave earlier
"Say it's red"
No Nick, it's white
"Say it's red"
Nick, again, no, it's white
etc (probably didn't help I watched it on Dave earlier
Originally Posted by Jewels501:
“I don't think it was a brain-damage moment. As he was speaking, he mentioned that Carla had proposed pretty much out of the blue. Then it clicked that perhaps she had proposed because she felt guilty about Robert. Even though she denied it, he realised that he could never really trust her again as she had lied so effortlessly and constantly to cover the fling.
I don't blame him, she lied and made him sell his business, prepare to leave his family and his familiar surroundings, stole money to aid her blackmailer...hell, I hope tomorrow he goes batsh*t crazy!
...
I've hated this story of Carla giving into Tracey's blackmail from the start but I actually thought that the way they had Nick suddenly realise the extent of Carla's deception was really good.”
“I don't think it was a brain-damage moment. As he was speaking, he mentioned that Carla had proposed pretty much out of the blue. Then it clicked that perhaps she had proposed because she felt guilty about Robert. Even though she denied it, he realised that he could never really trust her again as she had lied so effortlessly and constantly to cover the fling.
I don't blame him, she lied and made him sell his business, prepare to leave his family and his familiar surroundings, stole money to aid her blackmailer...hell, I hope tomorrow he goes batsh*t crazy!
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I've hated this story of Carla giving into Tracey's blackmail from the start but I actually thought that the way they had Nick suddenly realise the extent of Carla's deception was really good.”
I agree.
I knew what Nick was getting at but it was so badly written and poorly performed by Ben Price, i can see why it confused some viewers. Simply diabolical but hilarious to watch.
What could have been an excellent dramatic piece turned into a black comedy due to the acting and direction. I'm starting to warm to what someone wrote on a YouTube comment of that infamous Blanche AA meeting "I always thought Coronation Street was supposed to be a serious show, now I realise it's just a black comedy." - Watching it with their attitude rather than expecting a three-dimensional soap opera has made Corrie much more entertaining. The many difference was that AA meeting was supposed to be funny, Say it's red not supposed to be funny.
Seeing as he slept with his brother's wife (with disastrous personal consequences), it's a bit rich of him to putting someone else on the spot over their infidelity and lies.
Originally Posted by Makson:
“God, that scene was so pathetically cheesy and bad”
“God, that scene was so pathetically cheesy and bad”
Agree. Toe-curling it was. I don't enen watch CS anymore tho it's on. It's full of tragedy,misery and grief these days. I don't care a fig about any of the characters...if they live ,die or hop around in the middle...all the same to me.
Originally Posted by Eurostar:
“Seeing as he slept with his brother's wife (with disastrous personal consequences), it's a bit rich of him to putting someone else on the spot over their infidelity and lies.”
“Seeing as he slept with his brother's wife (with disastrous personal consequences), it's a bit rich of him to putting someone else on the spot over their infidelity and lies.”
I thought he'd forgotten that, but David reminded him when they were in the bistro's back yard (???). He also carried on an affair with Leanne while she was married to Peter.
Originally Posted by Makson:
“God, that scene was so pathetically cheesy and bad”
“God, that scene was so pathetically cheesy and bad”
Terribly written and acted. I was cringing for everyone involved.
Originally Posted by Eurostar:
“Seeing as he slept with his brother's wife (with disastrous personal consequences), it's a bit rich of him to putting someone else on the spot over their infidelity and lies.”
“Seeing as he slept with his brother's wife (with disastrous personal consequences), it's a bit rich of him to putting someone else on the spot over their infidelity and lies.”
Indeed
Zero sympathy.
But people have short memories in soaps. People can kill someone close to you and before you know it, you are having a laugh with them in the pub like it never happened.
