jaccapstick

I have been watching Classic Corrie and it is up to 2004. The storylines are better and so is the acting. At this point in time the programmes were shorter and this may possibly mean the script writers were not under the same pressure. Around 2004 the storylines were also believable, things that could have happened anywhere including the murders. At the moment the storyline includes Tracy and her baby and about the McDonald's reaction to it. No wonder Suranne Jones went on to bigger things, she was brilliant as was Katherine Kelly and others of that time. There are still some excellent actors such as the actors who plays Paul and Damien but there are also some actors who don't make the character believable, although that may be the writing. The solicitors, oh please. The police, dear me. I think the programme makers could do with sitting down and watching a couple of years worth of Classic Corrie.

Have just watched the Christmas episode of Dr Who . Even Captain Jack Harkness couldn't save it for me. With Bradley Walsh , John Barryman and the daleks this should have been an episode worth watching but it wasn't. Jodie Whittaker has always seemed a good actress but she hasn't pulled this off for some reason not sure if it's her acting or the fact Dr Who is a woman but let's go back to tried and tested please. Hopefully in the future I can enjoy it again but for now I'm done

This would have been better had it not been called Van der Valk. This new series bares no resemblance to either Barry Foster's series or the Dutch series. The Dutch detective had a daughter who was also a police officer and a grandson. Good enough first episode, lovely Amsterdam and Marc Warren is always good but Van der Valk it is not.