Coronation Street - 7th August (Fridays 2nd Episode Part 2 of 3)

Coronation Street - 6th August (Fridays 2nd Episode Part 2 of 3)

Part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtMLILZg2cA

Part 3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPW2IRVpEF8

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[shaleace2]

I love what Luke said about Rosie - less personality than a prawn

[55utuber]

You know, Rosie is so intellectually "dull", shall we say, she would probably take that as a compliment (tee hee).

[Michaelweber504]

Thanks Fulleps for making it possible for me to get back to Corrie. We can't see it here in New Orleans

[nov3019892008]

macintyre is deranged

[Tony123ish]

me too

[judyrusso]

@55utuber To 55utuber...quite right. you said the truth so well. That's why I have so much compassion for the character of Joe and which I think the actor who played him did a top notch job.

So glad to see the writers come out with this story line and hopefully to help the viewers understand this issue.

[clatty]

when is David going to get crushed under a cement truck

[hoeny02]

thank you so much for allowing us here abroad to keep up to date with corrie.

I love it, thanks

From France

[55utuber]

You know, when Luke first came on the scene, I thought that he was a really solid character, kind of the antithesis of Tony, but sadly, I do think that I agree with you (sigh).

[55utuber]

I do feel badly for Joe...he is everyman. He said it all...it started with back pain and he didn't plan to be an addict. He thinks that addicts are in alleys shooting up, so he is different. I have seen this story too often in health care, and it is so sad.

[55utuber]

Did you mesn Audrey instead of Gail?

As mean and evil as David is and as dispicable as he was to Joe, Audrey had a point in that Joe has to help himself. Without rehab, sooner or later Joe would have run out of pills and the result may have been the same.

Unfortunately, Audrey was falling for David's version in which he was a hero instead of a villian. Audrey, you should know better!