Coronation Street

Given that Sally had left an hour before (according to Craig) it would've been even more implausable if Kevin had been behind them at the rate Sally was driving. There were plenty of shots of the car without Kevin following immediately behind. I don't think Kevin was supposed to mean, "Right behind" literally.

I thought they were in the cafe all along, but I'm not 100% certain.

Perhaps you should go on avoiding Corrie if you're going to pick faults like that.

The build-up to Sally going off the rails has been evident over the past couple of years or so, she's got steadily more irrational and I think it's quite a good plot.

Yes I agree Gavin - ive already given my answers on another forum where the same questions were asked. Maybe other members who want to contribute can do so via PM.

Great episode tonight - and a great trailer that's been running promoting it! And the backdrop was fantastic!


I wonder where they'll go from here - hopefully Sally won't just be OK and the Websters live happily ever after! Perhaps the focus will now shift to her relationship with Sophie!

That was really excellent tonight, Sally is one of my favourite characters and ive loved the direction they have taken the character these past few years.

Yes Kevin didnt mean her was literally behind Sally's car, he was just reassuring Rosie that he was on his way.

The scenes with Emily, Reet and Norris were also good tonight - im also glad they have brought Emily's niece back.

My apologies!

Tonight's two episodes were fantastic!

I really enjoyed all of it - you can tell there's a new producer at the helm: stunning camera angles, effective shots and in general really good episodes. I loved how the storylines progressed and the drama flowed well throughout. They've even toned down the Battersby's which is great.

Has anyone noticed the change in tone/style lately? Last Wednesday and Friday's episodes were classics - big sweeping end shots of the street, clear effort went into it all. Today we had the car stunt that looked very good and well done, plus the drama after it all. Did anyone else like the shot of Martin and Sally staring out to sea? Or the unique shot of Craig in the little alley on the street? Little touches I'm seeing more and more make me really enjoy Coronation Street lately.

Brilliant stuff.

I liked the angle where Sally pulled Rosie into the car and in the background we heard Cilla throwing Les's gear out the window - then it went into the break with both scenes. Clever stuff.

i liked that touch as well, could have rounded it up with mat ramsden watching it all

good episodes last night particularly seeing more into kellys past. considering she suddenly appeared in the factory on her last day when sean took her job and she needed it back they certainly seem to be bringing her character up through the ranks rather than just another nondescript factory worker like sonia was

the batersby story line is good, nice to see the other side of cilla rather than the hard face front she put on

one thing confused me with the websters though, how come sally just left work, saw rosie with craig when they would be in school and took off with her, and at the end of it all sophie is just left to fend for herself.

the ending was interesting with daylight at the websters when outside it was night

Damn! missed monday's ep, I saw sunday though.

I liked the way they ended the first part as well, with Sally driving off the same time as Cilla was throwing Les's clothes from the window.

Some spoilers for the next few weeks (some of these might have been mentioned before?)

Yes, good idea, Gavin. If you wish to respond to the questionaire, then please PM or e-mail mizb, don't post them in this thread.

That Freda was back this week, you know the deaf women who's a relative of Emily. Do you think she might become a regular character who decides to stay with Emily in her hour of need?