Sunday, 9 July 2017

5 Things we Learned in Corrie This Week

It's been another cracking week in Coronation Street this week. Time then, to take a look at 5 things we learned in Corrie this week.


Memorial plates for a rare breed otterhound exist.  Can't think why Sally wasn't overjoyed that Gina had bought one.


Steve McDonald once had a thing for TV AM Weather Girl Wincey Willis. He even wrote love letters to her.


Not only is he the most handsome man in soap but actor Daniel Brocklebank, aka Billy the vicar Mayhew, can actually sing!


The contrast in colour between Gemma's face (where she's plastered in orange make-up), and her neck, (where she's not) increases each time this wonderful character is seen on screen.


Not even being stabbed by a broken bottle in a drug dealer's hand and having his life saved by his love rival Daniel can make Chesney interesting. Now, I like Ches. But he needs a proper storyline, please.

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3 comments:

  1. Nina9 July 2017 at 17:30

    I thought Billy had a great singing voice.

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  2. Where's Emily????9 July 2017 at 21:34



    Billy has a fantastic voice, he's a great character.

    Having said that, I fear that there are going to be too many characters introduced too quickly which will not give us time to like, let alone "bond" with them or actually care two hoots. Seems like Corrie is all over the place lately. I'm sure ratings are great, but let's add some dimension to the characters we already have. IE. Sean Tully,Zeedan and the rest of the Nazirs, what's Sophie up to? Why is Dev never around? What are Fiz and kiddies up to? Why are there no kids around, it's summer right? Yawn...yeah, thrilling storylines. Pass the clicker.

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  3. Anonymous10 July 2017 at 07:06

    I agree with that, there are too many new characters being introduced when they don't have enough storylines for the existing ones.

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