cornation street

[irishlops]

but the boy held it wrong and it was a (on the show) 6 or 7 yr old boy!
it was a duchie bun.

any one else see it?

 

[YukonDaisy]

Ha ha, I was like "I didn't see a rabbit on Corrie tonight!" Then I remembered that Canada is about 8 or so months behind you guys. Now I know I have a bun to look forward to on the show, though!

 

[irishlops]

lol.
wel, becky gets married to...?????
lol. ill not tell.
it a wee blacka nd white duch

 

[hartleybun]

:disgust:ssd:sounds a bit like when eastenders had a character who was a girlguiding leader. those of us who are the real deal were ssd:as it portrayed us as sad sack middleaged frumps who still live at home. aaaargh! why cant these producers get it right:grumpy:

 

[mouse_chalk]

Has anybody watched this tonight??

:nerves1

 

[mouse_chalk]

I just watched the second episode (always forget the second episode!)

I can't believe he went back for the rabbit! YAY! We were really worried it wouldn't make it...

 

[paul2641]

mouse_chalk wrote:

I just watched the second episode (always forget the second episode!)

I can't believe he went back for the rabbit! YAY! We were really worried it wouldn't make it...

So was I when I just saw it lying there on it's side, I was like "save the bun save the bun".

 

[mouse_chalk]

I know, me too! I like Luke as well :blushan: So saving the bunny just makes him more endearing to me LOL!

Quite funny later on when he said 'I always go back for the WABBIT' Corrie does quite well with it's comedic moments, unlike Eastenders, which fails miserably most of the time...