Very confused on the time lines yesterday, it was sunny and the clock read 5.20 but the pub was packed, was nobody at work? Then Carla told Frank she wasnt going to her mother's funeral - not sure where she lived but within half an hour Carla was back and sitting feeling sorry for herself in the Joinery having probably passed half a dozen pubs where no-one would have known her on the way! Thought it rather contrived the way Peter sped to her side after the previous big hoo-ha.
That Frank is pretty dishy I must say. I guess the whole Frank/Carla/Peter scenario is what we have to look forwards to. Ok..and how many bitches are on the street now? Carla Tracy Stella Eva Rosie Becky Sylvia Sally Leanne (who has amnesia apparently considering she was effing her boyfriends father for months and was a prostie and had an affair with Nick right under Peter's nose for months as well)and now acts all high and mighty? Any nice characters coming aboard?? The scene with the attempted robbery was lame IMO.
Very confused on the time lines yesterday, it was sunny and the clock read 5.20 but the pub was packed, was nobody at work? Then Carla told Frank she wasnt going to her mother's funeral - not sure where she lived but within half an hour Carla was back and sitting feeling sorry for herself in the Joinery having probably passed half a dozen pubs where no-one would have known her on the way! Thought it rather contrived the way Peter sped to her side after the previous big hoo-ha.
ReplyDeleteThat Frank is pretty dishy I must say. I guess the whole Frank/Carla/Peter scenario is what we have to look forwards to. Ok..and how many bitches are on the street now?
ReplyDeleteCarla
Tracy
Stella
Eva
Rosie
Becky
Sylvia
Sally
Leanne (who has amnesia apparently considering she was effing her boyfriends father for months and was a prostie and had an affair with Nick right under Peter's nose for months as well)and now acts all high and mighty?
Any nice characters coming aboard??
The scene with the attempted robbery was lame IMO.
I also found it funny how it was still broad daylight when practically the entire street was pretty drunk!
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