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GRITTY SAGAS BY CORRIE BLOG EDITOR GLENDA YOUNG, PUBLISHED BY HEADLINE. CLICK PIC BELOW!
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2 comments:
OK I'm writing as I'm listening:
I'm looking forward to Jackie Dobbs coming back, she was such a good character!
I'm upset that Jerry and Mel are going, but the others can go as far as I'm concerned.
Do you think they'll get rid of the shed now? I hope so as it's a bit of an eyesore on Corrie.
I'm surprised the bookies are going. I think they should have been established a bit more, and I hope the bookies stays open.
Vernon's leaving but I think I'm the only person who really doesn't like him. Everyone else seems to have warmed to him. I think Jim should come back to. Liz is obviously not in love with Vernon, she's still in love with him.
I wonder how they'll get rid of Claire? I'm sure they'll come up with something good. Your suggestion about getting stressed about the house swap sounds good. I'm finding her annoying too.
I think Molly and Tyrone are already the new Jack and Vera. I just hope they don't leave to "further their career." I don't think Alan Halsall will, but Vicky Binns hasn't been in it for very long. Looking forward to the wedding though.
I think the addition of Gail's Dad was the right decision. There's been mantions of him for the past thirty odd years. I agree. I think he should establish himself as a friend of Norris!
I think Tina and David should marry. Not yet, but I really do like Michelle Keegan and I hope she stays in it for the long haul.
I'm looking forward to Eileen's storyline. Sounds good.
I agree with you yet again! I think David's madness was much more than just soap. Eastenders isn't a soap it's like a rubbish version of a film.
I really enjoyed Liz Dawn getting the lifetime achievement award. I think Curly should have come back for Vera's funeral though, he didn't even get a mention at that point.
Roy and Becky are my favourite double act at the moment. She's become more softened and he's become more laid back. I think it's been brilliant to watch. I am looking forward to Hayley coming back though.
I really can't imagine Steve with Becky!
I can't stand John Stape. I hope he's just back temporarily, I could never take his acting seriously.
Thanks very much Glenda!
Glad to hear you enjoyed the podcast! I always think I sound so negative about my favourite show. Save the Shed!
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