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I've said it before and I'll say it again, things are slowing
down on the cobbles. Which is all well and good when you've got
wonderful scenes with Norris and Rita or lingering camera shots
on the loving Watts family but dragging things on between Vik
and Hazel is no fun at all. It's so boring and pointless. Hazel
tells Vik she doesn't want anything more to do with him, he doodles
her name on a notepad, she gets her husband and brother to put
the frighteners on him by threatening to give him a kicking in
the breakers yard. Dev tells Vik he shouldn't have bothered with
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This week Martin Platt has been a pig-headed runt (in case
you thought he could ever be anything else). Clearly wanting to
play house with a wifey, any wifey, he chucks a mental with Sally
when she says she's not ready for him to move in. Rita can understand
what Sally's feeling (probably most of the female audience can
understand too) but Martin? Oh no, he strops around and tells
Sally he doesn't love her any more. There's a good scene between
Gail and Sally when they argue over who knows Martin best but
then make up later in the Rovers, and rightly so.
Over at the factory Fiz has been showing her knickers to the
girls. They're bustiers or something she's knocked up out of an
empty cornflake packet and some peices of string and she reckons
Baldwin should be selling them instead of the frillies he's flogging
now. When Mike has a visit from some buyers, Fiz wants to get
her undies on show but Mike warns her she's likely to get sacked.
There was a poignant line on lost opportunity from Karen in the
Rovers: "In a different world, she would have been at fashion
college"
It looks like the creche in the surgery is set to close so
Curly tries to get the residents involved to petition the council
to save it. While everyone thinks it a good idea, no one wants
to get involved until Sarah Lou (the only one using the creche,
it seems) takes on the petition. Blanche belches forth with her
views on single mothers then has to eat every word when given
baby Ben to babysit while Curly sorts out her bus pass at the
council for her. Worn out after a day of worrying about baby,
Blanche unfolds into the Kabin: "Oooh, give us a packet of
bon-bons, I'm at the end of me tether".
Oh and this week Charli finds out she is pregnant. Look, I'm
sorry, I don't care. I'll just be glad when she and the too-tall
doctor leave, I really will.
And that's just about that for this week.
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