02-08-2020, 11:21 AM
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Re: Coronation Street
Originally Posted by d00d
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Corona Tion Street, hmmm, this could be interesting. I love a good conspiracy theory. Was it Trump? Was it Putin? What's Boris's next move?
...But I like you...
02-08-2020, 12:26 PM
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Re: Coronation Street
Originally Posted by d00d
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Corona Tion Street, hmmm, this could be interesting. I love a good conspiracy theory. Was it Trump? Was it Putin? What's Boris's next move?
21-10-2020, 11:52 PM
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Re: Coronation Street
I can understand the very long gap since anyone last posted on this thread.We still sit and watch Coronation Street every Monday, Wednesday and Friday but are becoming increasingly bored by what is on offer.
Today's offering largely involved two poofs falling out, to the extent that when they kept re-appearing, I just fast-forwarded a couple of minutes until they had gone. It really should be re-named 'Queer Street'.
The three or four storylines now are becoming incredibly slow and boring. It's as if the writers have run out of any good ideas...
or perhaps they're all ill with Covid!
The only reason we keep watching it week after week is in the forlorn hope that 'Geoff' will eventually get his comeuppance. Unfortunately, he is rarely seen these days.
I'm willing to bet that the viewer numbers have fallen through the floor over the past several weeks.
Is anyone else still watching this crap?
22-10-2020, 12:09 AM
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Re: Coronation Street
Originally Posted by JBR
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I can understand the very long gap since anyone last posted on this thread.We still sit and watch Coronation Street every Monday, Wednesday and Friday but are becoming increasingly bored by what is on offer.
Today's offering largely involved two poofs falling out, to the extent that when they kept re-appearing, I just fast-forwarded a couple of minutes until they had gone. It really should be re-named 'Queer Street'.
The three or four storylines now are becoming incredibly slow and boring. It's as if the writers have run out of any good ideas...
or perhaps they're all ill with Covid!
The only reason we keep watching it week after week is in the forlorn hope that 'Geoff' will eventually get his comeuppance. Unfortunately, he is rarely seen these days.
I'm willing to bet that the viewer numbers have fallen through the floor over the past several weeks.
Is anyone else still watching this crap?
I agree it's rubbish at the moment.
22-10-2020, 08:19 AM
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Geoff's story is the only interesting one at the moment, and I miss seeing him. That Goth in the cafe is a rubbish actor IMO, and I can't understand half of what she says (same as Dev). Mary is farsical - and not in a funny way, oh, and just how many more homosexuals are they going to fast forward into the programme?
22-10-2020, 10:20 AM
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I was a great Corrie fan for decades. I stopped watching for a while when it just got SO ridiculous that I stopped watching for several months. I then got back into it a bit but am now considering dropping it again. Some of it is just so unbelievable .....like Vicar Billy. Last night he was rowing furiously in the pub, would a vicar behave like that? he is intelligent and well educated yet chooses to be in a partnership with Paul who struggles to put a sentence together And come from a very dysfunctional family. He seems to have nothing in common with Billy either religiously, mentally or socially.| Thread Tools | |
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