Monthly Archives: November 2005

Okay – so here’s the scoop….John’s comment about Craig reminded me about last night. 1) Haley decided to go to the police and tell them that she mailed the threat letter for Ang. Cause that’s totally not illeagal, right? Wrong! … Continue reading →

Tuesday Episode Update: Last night, distraught over his mother’s arrest and his father’s murder, Craig Harris beat the crap out of a barbeque. In the process, he showed jittery Kay-eh how a real grieving child acts. Bravo, Craig.

One of our readers noticed that Deirdre’s mini skirt is up for auction on eBay. For those of you who look up to Fiz as a fashionista, a coat similar to hers is up for grabs too.

Want to get into Liz McDonald’s pants? How about Fred Elliott’s trousers?

A series of anti-smoking advertisements began this summer to encourage Brits to give up cigarettes because they make men impotent and women ugly. The campaign was designed to target young people’s fears about sexual attractiveness – an area officials say … Continue reading →

To those of you who missed last night’s Corrie: let this West Virginian show you how to improve your TV reception.

Okay, what the hell was I watching? It would seem that a lot of folks missed out on last night’s episode – which I watched at 8:30. Maybe I dreamt it up, but I definitely something Corrie last night. So, … Continue reading →

Today we share the Corrie love with Corrie Blog who have linked to our Sunita’s sari posting. (It’s okay to click this entry without seeing the entire site and spoilers.) Yesterday, Corrie Blog posted a reggae/ska version of the Coronation … Continue reading →

Last night’s Corrie was pre-empted for the fall of the gov’t, blah-de-blah… It pisses me off. I would rather watch Corrie than ANYTHING to do with gov’t.

Left: Ian Davenport (Philip Bretherton) from Coronation StreetRight: Dominic Da Vinci (Nicholas Campbell) from Da Vinci’s Inquest and Da Vinci’s City Hall Separated at birth? What might happen if they reversed roles? Ian shows up on Da Vinci’s Inquest and … Continue reading →