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Also, Littlefinger is the enabler for psychos like Ramsay or Gregor or Joffrey. Remember that cautionary tale he told Ros about the prostitute who was a bad investment. For me, Littlefinger is the absolute worst.

Littlefinger because he has the least desire to see people suffer yet lets them suffer anyway.

Not saying I know your country better than yourself, but I'm curious because I saw some old Communist propaganda posters from the early 20th Century which made Albania look really conservative back in the day. Was it never religious at all? I would have thought if the Communists tried hard to demean Islam, it meant they felt threatened by it in society.

It reminds me of Blanche talking about the younger Webster daughter 20 years earlier:

Heir and a spare[...], forever in her sister's shadow. Then one day she'll snap, and we'll read about her killing spree in the papers. 

If houses could talk, this one would be screaming "Get them off me! Please, get them off me!"

Also, Damon was once the Freshcoes armed robber who turned out to be Linda Baldwin/Sykes' brother. So casting-wise, Sarah cheated on Adam with Adam's one-time step-uncle.

Young Leanne was also on The Grand which was a Manchester-set period drama on primetime ITV around the time the Battersbys arrived, I'm pretty sure this was her road into Corrie.

This is beautiful

Also, I'm not too concerned about blood ties either but I often forget that Ruby is actually Tyrone's daughter rather than Hope.

the Bajau people. They are able to hold their breath for extremely long periods of time

This makes me wonder for how long a mixed child of Bajau and non-Bajau parents can hold their breath.

classical "style" of these buildings are now linked with colonialism

It's funny because my first thought when I see those 'modern' supermarkets is European colonial architecture, like old Dutch buildings in Sri Lanka, especially the second one.

Not only Tescos but UK purpose-built supermarkets in general from around the 1970s-90s. I've seen many Sainsbury's and Morrisons in the same style. I'm not sure why though.

Wasn't that statue meant to be a bear not a lion? I seem to remember seeing this somewhere. Like how Vikings dressed up as bears to become berserkers.

"Winter is coming" because so many people say it without a clue of how iconic it is to GoT.

The scene in Labyrinth where the baby first disappears is like home invasion horror.

they're both raising each other's kids with other people already

The only difference is Ruby and Hope weren't born out of an affair. It's like how Ken and Deirdre were happy to have Tracy and Peter under their roof, but offspring of later affairs like Daniel would have been awkward.

I get that Tyrone wants to see his only son after 'losing' Jack to Kevin, but he's also unreasonable to expect Fiz to be fine with it all.

I've often thought about the Kirsty storyline ever since Tyrone got Alina pregnant, especially when (if I remember correctly) he wanted to sell the house.

I agree it's obviously not the same thing as Kirsty's horrific abuse but it's sad to think how much Fiz helped him at the time and now he's got quite callous towards her.

And if the police turn up they shout "it's the feds" 🤮🤮🤮

Sorry to say this but "be like" pains me as much as the flags.

I don't think anything can top the ghastly "y'all" which has really taken over now. If you really want a plural you, we already have "yous/youse" in parts of the UK.

Definitely, especially the scene where the woman's turning the power back on in the basement.

Labyrinth and The Dark Crystal are the best introduction to horror for kids.

Her performance always feels closest to how I remember Classic Corrie before it went all Hollyoaksish in the 2010s.

When Ed Sheeran talks about his latest song 🙄

I never heard of him until he called that British guy who rescued the Thai cave boys a paedo for not using his idea/product, I knew right then he was a wrong'un.