RM
PS: Becky did a good bit of product-placement tonight, with the huge bottle of Strongbow cider! Not much effort made to hide the logo 
SE
Square Eyes
Founding member
Good episodes tonight, but I don't understand why the producers keep inviting back Margie Clarke. She does I suppose make Auntie Pam seem tolerable.
PT
Margi's great.
I thought the scenes with Liz, Lloyd and Steve were brilliant tonight. Perhaps a bit silly when Steve "recognised that perfume" but funny nonetheless.
I thought the scenes with Liz, Lloyd and Steve were brilliant tonight. Perhaps a bit silly when Steve "recognised that perfume" but funny nonetheless.
AN
Yes when they were rowing, you felt you were on 'Only' Pam's side
Oh, I see Michelle is off to Ireland again
Andrew
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Square Eyes posted:
Good episodes tonight, but I don't understand why the producers keep inviting back Margie Clarke. She does I suppose make Auntie Pam seem tolerable.
Yes when they were rowing, you felt you were on 'Only' Pam's side
Oh, I see Michelle is off to Ireland again
SP
Yes, they were fantastic scenes - absolute classic Corrie, managing to give a dramatic situation genuine humour. In fact, both episodes were excellent last night, with some really good writing (did anyone notice who the writer was?). I was particularly amused by Liz being described as a 'piece of tail'.
nok32uk posted:
I thought the scenes with Liz, Lloyd and Steve were brilliant tonight. Perhaps a bit silly when Steve "recognised that perfume" but funny nonetheless.
Yes, they were fantastic scenes - absolute classic Corrie, managing to give a dramatic situation genuine humour. In fact, both episodes were excellent last night, with some really good writing (did anyone notice who the writer was?). I was particularly amused by Liz being described as a 'piece of tail'.
PT
Yes, they were fantastic scenes - absolute classic Corrie, managing to give a dramatic situation genuine humour. In fact, both episodes were excellent last night, with some really good writing (did anyone notice who the writer was?). I was particularly amused by Liz being described as a 'piece of tail'.
I think Simon Crowther wrote last nights second episode.
Spencer For Hire posted:
nok32uk posted:
I thought the scenes with Liz, Lloyd and Steve were brilliant tonight. Perhaps a bit silly when Steve "recognised that perfume" but funny nonetheless.
Yes, they were fantastic scenes - absolute classic Corrie, managing to give a dramatic situation genuine humour. In fact, both episodes were excellent last night, with some really good writing (did anyone notice who the writer was?). I was particularly amused by Liz being described as a 'piece of tail'.
I think Simon Crowther wrote last nights second episode.
GS
That's a rather simplistic view, dontchathink? People are (usually) more complex than that.
Gavin Scott
Founding member
stevek2 posted:
what's Steve problem, if my single friend fell for my single Mam I'd say good look to them 
That's a rather simplistic view, dontchathink? People are (usually) more complex than that.
DA
Yes, they were fantastic scenes - absolute classic Corrie, managing to give a dramatic situation genuine humour. In fact, both episodes were excellent last night, with some really good writing (did anyone notice who the writer was?). I was particularly amused by Liz being described as a 'piece of tail'.
I think Simon Crowther wrote last nights second episode.
He wrote both last night. Definitely my favourite Corrie writer at the moment, alongside Jonathan Harvey.
nok32uk posted:
Spencer For Hire posted:
nok32uk posted:
I thought the scenes with Liz, Lloyd and Steve were brilliant tonight. Perhaps a bit silly when Steve "recognised that perfume" but funny nonetheless.
Yes, they were fantastic scenes - absolute classic Corrie, managing to give a dramatic situation genuine humour. In fact, both episodes were excellent last night, with some really good writing (did anyone notice who the writer was?). I was particularly amused by Liz being described as a 'piece of tail'.
I think Simon Crowther wrote last nights second episode.
He wrote both last night. Definitely my favourite Corrie writer at the moment, alongside Jonathan Harvey.
JE
That's a rather simplistic view, dontchathink? People are (usually) more complex than that.
its rather hypocritical of Steve tho to rant about his mum and Lloyd when both of them are single whilst he is having an affair behind his girlfriends back. What right has he to take the moral high ground? And the age gap between Liz and Lloyd isnt even that much as Michelle pointed out.
Jez
Founding member
Gavin Scott posted:
stevek2 posted:
what's Steve problem, if my single friend fell for my single Mam I'd say good look to them
That's a rather simplistic view, dontchathink? People are (usually) more complex than that.
its rather hypocritical of Steve tho to rant about his mum and Lloyd when both of them are single whilst he is having an affair behind his girlfriends back. What right has he to take the moral high ground? And the age gap between Liz and Lloyd isnt even that much as Michelle pointed out.
RD
Actually the bottle did have a generic 'Strong Dry Cider' label though i did have to take a closer look as it did look like it had a Strongbow label on.
Roger Mellie posted:
PS: Becky did a good bit of product-placement tonight, with the huge bottle of Strongbow cider! Not much effort made to hide the logo
Actually the bottle did have a generic 'Strong Dry Cider' label though i did have to take a closer look as it did look like it had a Strongbow label on.