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Coming out storyline in Brit soap 'Coronation Street'

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belbbmfan:
Thanks for posting this Nicky.

I'll watch this tomorrow, when i hope to have some peace and quiet in the house! I'll have my hanky ready!  :)

saucycobblers:

--- Quote from: Andrew on February 15, 2007, 01:13:48 pm ---Nicky, can I use you for a cribsheet / pony / foreign language instructor? ;)

I can't make out what Todd says in the fourth episode right at 8 minutes, in the pub after Todd hangs up and Karl says, 'Aw, sweet!'   Todd says something like 'make a deal of it'  And Karl in reply says, 'I like pasta.  Doesn't mean I eat it every day'!!! What was that in response to?

(You can tell I am starting to get fixated on this story when I don't want to miss even one line)

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Heehee... so I'm responsible for starting another obsession am I Andrew?  ;) You never know, we may have ourselves a little sub-forum going on Bettermost soon!

I hope I've got the right line here, but Todd's line inbetween those you mention is " 'Appen well I do love her" (I think, though the beginning of the line is hard to make out). The word 'appen (an abreviation of 'happen') is used a lot in the north of England, but not as you'd normally use the word 'happen' - more as an emphasis on what follows, e.g. " 'appen I'd like a cup of tea now" means the same as "I'd really like a cup of tea now". Todd's obviously embarassed about telling Sarah he loves her in front of Karl & is justifying himself.

Then again, I'm a lanky southerner, so any proper Mancunians feel free to shoot me down like a dog on that one... :P

David In Indy:
Oh I wish I had digital Internet. I hate my dial-up connection!  >:(

If these segments are only 10 minutes long apiece, I still might try to watch them. It sounds wonderful!  :)

saucycobblers:

--- Quote from: David925 on February 15, 2007, 06:09:31 pm ---Oh I wish I had digital Internet. I hate my dial-up connection!  >:(

If these segments are only 10 minutes long apiece, I still might try to watch them. It sounds wonderful!  :)

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I'm so sorry you're having trouble seeing it David!  :'( I'm sure you'd love the story. It's beautifully done.

Toast:
Worth the effort David
I'm a devout Coronation Street fan here in Canada
and watching that story in real time as it developed was hearbreaking but incredibly realistic.
takes you alll over the map of being a gay person caught up in wanting to be straight.

Incredible story.

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