Corrie Dev

[Caribeing]

Dev is going on a mercy trip to Mumbai to help the disadvantaged, should be the other way round!!

[Jomlett]

It could be a plot device for Julie's departure...

[elliemay1]

Is the actor who plays Dev leaving too?

[Jomlett]

No, I don't think so.

[Caran]

Is Julie leaving?

[Postdog]

Didn't think about Dev...Too busy thinking about how her in the wheelchair got herself and the chair upstairs.

[Jomlett]

Yes sorry to say so as she's been in some great scenes...especially with Brian!

[Jomlett]

Re the wheelchair...there was some whirring noise before Izzie's appearance in the flat!

[sherrardk]

They were talking about a stair lift for Izzie just after they moved into the flat.

[elliemay1]

Julie will prob go out to visit Dev and then enjoy helping so much that she decides to stay on.

[Barsel]

Why is Julie leaving?

[silliemillie]

Probably because she got a telling off for doing voice overs including one for Eastenders. Apparently she should have got their permission first.

[Svejk]

I knew Manchester was a bit of a dump, but really, it's not that bad is it?

[Caran]

Where has this storyline come from. I don't remember it being mentioned before. I read Mary will look after the children but will they be sent over to India eventually?

[Jomlett]

A couple of weeks ago Dev received news of his 'favorite charity' and was telling people of this...

[chaptazbru2]

Dev isn't leaving for good, he just wants a break and this is how they've engineered it.

[chaptazbru2]

The actor that plays Dev that is !

[brainiac]

In last night's second episode, Cal said of the eggs he'd bought that they were "cheap at half the price". Of course they were; everything is cheap at half the price! What he should have said was: cheap at TWICE the price. I've heard this mistake many times, on many programmes

[elliemay1]

cheap at half the price - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
English Etymology "Cheap at half the price" is the original and correct version of the saying. In Middle English, cheap, or "cheep" also meant goods or property, so the street cry, "Cheap at half the price!", was the Middle Ages' equivalent of today's shop window sign, "All stock 50% ...
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