Coronation Street fan calls out something VERY strange about Weatherfield residents after string of ‘rule breaks’
CORONATION Street fan have called out something VERY strange about Weatherfield residents after a string of ‘rule breaks’.
Soap fans are notoriously eagle-eyed when it comes to their favourite shows, and Coronation Street fans have noticed something unusual about recent scenes on the ITV show.
Taking to a soap fan forum, one wrote: “Gosh, aren’t they all strong in Weatherfield!
“The drayman lifting eleven gallon kegs and nine gallon casks, weighing in at around 130 and 110 pounds respectively, unaided onto his shoulder and carrying them to the Rovers cellar in contravention of H&S rules! And how does the cellar work anyway?
“Mind you, the unsecured kegs and casks sounded hollow when dragged out of the van., so no problem for the drayman…”
They then raised another point regarding the weight of things and the ease at which the locals managed them.
They said: “And the people who look after Paul, can move him about most of the time single handedly. Really?
“He will be a dead weight and yet there is only a single carer or Billy to look after him most of the time, apparently without any visible aids.
“Bernie also took him to an appointment by herself in a car! Wouldn’t that have been easier for it to have been done in the flat or the surgery next door?”
Meanwhile on X – formerly Twitter – others noticed the issue with the kegs going into the Rovers Return during Monday’s episode.
One “wrote: “Lol kegs are Empty,” while a second added: “Off with his kegs!”
Elsewhere, Corrie viewers were left disgusted by a strange dish served at Harry Platt’s birthday party.
Sarah organised a bash for her son’s eighth birthday but as the scenes unfolded fans took to social media to discuss an unidentified dish which they dubbed a “sad attempt at bread and butter pudding.”
One fan took a screenshot of the colourful bowl at the party and captioned it: “Err, what the hell is this? Poor kid!”
Replying to the tweet, another viewer said: “Looks like some sad attempt at bread and butter pudding.”
“It looks like a can of mixed fruit dumped into orange juice,” wrote a third user.
Coronation Street airs on ITV1 and is available on ITVX.