coronation street tonight.

[GraceAnais]

anyone see corrie tonight. how fine was the guy playing michelle's brother? anyone know if he's gonna be a permanent feature?

[shazzabell]

He is. Plus Kim Ryder's (Michelle) actual son will be playing her on-screen son.

[Briar_x]

http://www.prestwichadvertiser.co.uk/news/s/21 6/216088_ben_gets_a_new_role_right_up_his_stre et.html

[GraceAnais]

thanks for the link briar. glad there is a new family in town. what with the nights drawing in so fast; it's no more evenings in beer gardens, instead stuck in drinking tea and watching corrie. how sad.

have to say kim ryder/marsh is actually really good in corrie; she makes a better actress than singer!

and i'm glad we have some totty on the street; eastenders latest offering was rather dismal.

[pennyb04]

according to next weeks tv mag, michelles 2 brothers buy into the factory, so looks like they will be a permanent fixture for a while at least.

[Ric.ror]

Hes a bit too young for me but funniest line of the week has to be ' why would I tell a taxi driver that' - we were in hysterics

[Poochie05]

How about Jack the joker - he was hilarious with his" I'll have the usual please a banana dictari" scene.

[squirtle]

Rob Collier is the actor playing her brother Liam if that is who you meant GraceAnais he was also the barman/landlord in the show "down to Earth" and i might be wrong here but i'm sure he is in the Iceland adverts with Kerry Katona.

[BenDToy]

On a recent episode, Norris came out with the gem that he experimented with being a hippy for a few months in the 60s, but "wearing sandals without socks wasn't really me". Or how about Gail's comment about Sarah and Jason's relationship - "It's been on and off more times that the light in Eileen Grimshaws fridge"? I laughed 'til I cried at that.

[Ric.ror]

I do find that i laugh more at Corrie than some 'comedies' I particularly like Blanche though and this new family could add to the humour. It may just be a northern thing