Sure, the Carla saga was a bit drawn-out, over-hyped and slightly preposterous, but overall, I have loved this week's dramas. The 'how will be the body be discovered' tension played out well, and I already have my own theories as to how this will end up, especially with the departures of Kylie and frown-a-brow Jason.

Corrie will be back to its normal dill self of hardly any viewers, At least until the new producer does the work she or he needs to do. That's if the viewers would actually bother to tune back in.

I am not really a fan of soaps through, They on way too often and don't have time to watch them. Maybe if they were on just once a week I may think about itm

Anyone who watches Coronation Street regularly will surely acknowledge that the soap has been on the slide for some time. Pointless characters, ludicrous storylines, lack of continuity etc. The list just goes on. Furthermore, any prospect of the good ship being turned away from the rocks by a new producer already seem to be dashed. Sadly, this week, the street plumbed new depths of despair, to the extent that the soap has now become unwatchable.

A soap land wedding only means one thing - OTT drama. There's no such thing as an uneventful wedding anymore and Nick and Carla's soirée was no exception. Tracy Barlow is the world's most successful kidney transplant patient ever. How she's never featured as a case study in the lancet is beyond me. She's also now a chacarture of a pantomime villain and as expected was the root cause of will Carla/Nick get married. During the wedding itself, the marriage was off and on more times than a porn star's underwear. By the time Nick had decided not To get hitched, most viewers had either switched off and were laughing themselves to sleep at the sheer absurdity of a man who changed his mind more times than a politician.

The best/worst however was yet to come. The elaborate crash on the cobbles reminded me of a badly staged prank on you've been framed. Roy's latest squeeze was run over and Ty and Fizz managed to end up crashing through Gail's extension (no pun intended). Sadly, it would seem that the builder of said extension was probably deaf and when Gail said she wanted a new floor, he misheard and thought she wanted a trap door. How else could a tow truck possible fall through several feet of concrete? There seemed to be 2 inches of concrete laid over a giant hole on the ground, in which another pantomime villain was buried. When Ty's van rolled in, it went through the floor like a hot knife through warm butter and created a canyon so big, not even Evel Knievel could have jumped over it. Not only that but the tonnes of concrete that buried Callum had mysteriously melted away. At this point, I gave up. This was meant to be a big week for the street but it was beyond contempt.

It's time for coronation street to get its house in order. It may well be the economic powerhouse of the north, with 100% employment, more businesses per square feet than Oxford St and an average commute to work of 2 minutes (on a bad day) but it's going to the dogs.

Was really looking forward to this week of Corrie, what a let down, alright fair enough it did buck up a bit the last two nights but what a disappointment.

Found the wedding pretty boring, I do, I don't, I do, I don't etc yawn. Then the usual fixture Tracey storming in to ruin the nuptials for a change.

Carla's final scene was a bit of a damp squid, think her character deserved much better. At one point I thought that she was going to walk hand in hand off into the sunset with Roy. At least that would have been funny, instead she just drove off with her newly found Father.

Outside the house of death, Kylie and Sarah both started crying before a body was even mentioned, didn't this arouse suspicion in anyone? Would they have honestly let Tim just run to the house and come straight back saying they have found a body and let him tell everyone in the street? Is Cathy the happiest and most forgiving person in the whole world and finally really find it hard to believe that Roy would be on the verge of marrying someone else so quickly after losing his soulmate Hayley.

Glad Calum has been found, maybe the street will liven up a bit now as they try and find out what happened to him, even though I have a good idea where this might all be heading, here's hoping.

I'm guessing East Enders will do quite well in the Soap awards later on tonight.

Love it, have watched it for years and years, its part of life to many these days. The recent story line in true Corrie fashion has been a bit far fetched but isn't that why we love it!! real people don't live their lives like this. Best comment this week was from David when the police came to take in for interview, "what do you want to talk to me about?" erhh dead body in your house, father of your step son, ex of your Missus!! you can't beat it. Shall miss Carla as a character though, loved her feistyness. GA

Surely it's no great writing skill to have a murder plot every quarter. I remember nearly 20 years from Annie Walker to the death of Alf Roberts where something of that scale was rare. We Brit's are a gossipy nosey race and what we want is the normal day to day bitchiness that punctuates the hum drum existence. The writers should look at the documentaries of life on the dole to draw some characters and then test their writing ability to flesh them out. Instead we get lazy serial killers, explosions and criminal acts even the Gaza strip cant compete with. what we need are new duckworths, battersbys, squatters in emilys house and romany travellers occupying a newly discovered car park at nick's bistro. in the meantime i'm going to fast forward to the last 15 minutes of die hard and write the Christmas corrie plot.