Last night in Coronation Street, Gemma showed Chesney a house for sale in the local paper. The property was going cheap and Chesney jokingly asked whether it was because someone had been murdered there.
Gemma's deadpan reply confirmed this was the case to which Chesney said something along the lines of: "I don't think I could live in a house where there's been a murder."
Well, he's living in a house right now on Coronation Street where there has been a murder. And it was one connected to his own family too.
Chesney's sister Fiz's husband John Stape killed Charlotte Hoyle there.
Is Chesney's memory really that short?
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Funny they forget everything in Corrie's history, the writers always have amnesia!
ReplyDeleteWould Chesney have known that that was the murder scene? After all the body wasn’t found in the house, it was moved to the factory.
ReplyDeleteit was left on the site of the tram crash
ReplyDeleteI'm sure most of the houses in the street have had a dodgy death at some point!
ReplyDeleteThe writers don't even know what happened last week never mind last year. Whoever is responsible for archiving and script editing needs to be docked wages.
ReplyDeleteBut Charlotte Hoyle didn't die there - she died in hospital, didn't she?
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