There's also a small look at the upcoming London special and the following Blackpool special. One thing I'm wondering though, where have I seen the pottery class teacher before?
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Tuesday, 19 April 2011
Spring Spoilers for Coronation Street
There's also a small look at the upcoming London special and the following Blackpool special. One thing I'm wondering though, where have I seen the pottery class teacher before?
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8 comments:
Looking forward to some new stuff with the Barlows. Really miss the tea at the Barlows scenes since the passing of Blanche but the jury is still out on Sylvie, she needs to lay off Roy if the characer is to become popular. I still think Stephanie Cole was far too well known an actress for the part, and will always be Auntie in Doc Martin to me.
I'm loving Sylvia so far, it's gonna take a while for her to find her character, but she's brilliant so far, a little nasty in her first appearance, but last night she was great
I thought the potter was Pee Wee Herman at first glance
Agreed, Chewy. I was disappointed by her first appearance, but I really enjoyed last night. Despite Sylvie's nasty comments, she did pop on her pinny to help Roy out and there was a hint of vulnerability about her. Stephanie Cole is a brilliant actress and I am really hopeful about the interplay between her, Roy and Hayley.
I liked Sylvie's you don't look like a salad type comment to Tyrone too.
Haha, she won me over as soon as she went behind the counter to help Roy, plus she brought him that train set, it seems she wants to build bridges with Roy
He was the real father of Laurel and Ashley's baby in Emmerdale.
Ah of course! What were their names again? Lol they were only there for the storyline
This potters business has all been done before with Victor, Derek and Mavis, but it was over 20 years ago so just oldies like me would remember.
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