2 Blunders in Corrie Tonight....

[trt]

Unless I missed something, that Nick and the blonde barmaid were in the wine warehouse when the security guard turned up, why didn't he notice the van and why didn't he lock the gates?

When they got back with the wine, there was no staff on duty yet customers were there.

Last Monday when they decided to go and get the wine, they just left the bistro without saying anything to staff?

[missprim]

I thought that too,and what kind of security guard is he when he doesn't check what the dog is barking for :-)

[deggers316]

or why didn't nick close the gates and lock them she had the lock ?
TRT i think the bistro has staff like the knicker factory you never see them unless theres a meeting then around 3 (extras) appear in the background.lol

[horselady]

And when little Max ended up in the back room of the pub, just as if the back door would be left completely unlocked so that anyone could just walk in.

[jomifl]

It isn't real, it's all made up...obviously quite badly.

[emmie]

it's a soap, no one notices anything, no one pays for anything, or works a full day, or indeed seems to do much at all except moan, shout, have affairs, murder someone, end up in jail. Those two left a full wine bar to swan off, so one assumes the customers were all happy to eat and then not pay, as to the stupid security guard, the bloody dog gave him the clue, that's what they are there for, dimwit.

[tenrec]

em10 - they never go to the toilet either!!

[tenrec]

Oh no sorry I'm wrong Lloyd went in the Rovers!

[emmie]

sometime, or perhaps a lot of the time the acting is so bad it should be good, as the saying goes, but there are a lot of lemons in the cast, dev, kieran, thank heavens he's gone off cruising... and sundry nitwits who couldn't find their way out of a paper bag.

[emmie]

and just how do you sup ale and then not need the loo, phooey

[hellywelly4]

It's pretend!!!!!!!!!

[emmie]

hellywelly, you don't say, trouble is some can't pretend enough, give me Downton, even with some of the dodgy storylines and odd language.

[tenrec]

Garrow's Law for me!

[emmie]

Tenrec, yes i remember you replied to my post about it,
i shouldn't say this, but i actually cried when Mr Southouse died, imagine that. But it's a great programme, and i am a big fan of Alun Armstrong, having seen him in the original cast of Les Miserable, and Nicholas Nickleby.

[maggiebee]

Well., I didn't think it was even a real wine warehouse! That security guard is really a spy for the KGB and is keeping an eye on the double agents who are pretending to be barmaids. He didn't lock the gates as he might need a quick getaway with all the stolen wine (which isn't wine actually, but molotov cocktails they have been making since the last episode). Ah, this is real life and we really all need to catch up!

[hellywelly4]

I remember once hearing that when a new baby arrived in Ambridge, people actually sent knitted jackets in - and that's on Radio 4 which I would have thought was directed at people who had something between their ears!! Oh dear, now I've upset some people.

[emmie]

and listen to Archie Andrews on the radio, a ventriloquists dummy, oh dear

[hellywelly4]

Oh I know, but we loved it, especially Marlene!! Here's me with me hair parted down the middle to give the flies a landing strip!!

And her other character who said "what the art mistress said to the gardener"!