Well done to Scott who was the first to spot that last week's storage jars can be found in Gail Potter-Tilsley-Tilsley-Platt-Hillman-McIntyre's kitchen.
For this week's Coronation Street prop puzzle, all you have to tell us is where on the set you might find this ornament (though I can't guarantee the veracity of the sentiment).
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4 comments:
Looks like Tina's house. Although a bit ironic considering it is not home sweet home at all.
Pod said: Tyrone's and Kirsty's place?
I spotted it on the window-sill at Tina's apartment, and fitting that it's damaged.
Yes I just realized that!! Good use of props there being damaged.
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