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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ome" data-source="post: 367444" data-attributes="member: 2">I was smiling all the way reading through that Mel. It's such a treat to watch. At this stage in my life, I wasn't familiar with much of Corrie or Crossroads and I can't recall seeing anything like this on TV, so it blew me away and turned the soap into a must-see, must-discuss TV programme. I didn't remember the after-effects, so I found the scenes with Marie & Shiela after the argument quite emotional. Feeling we got a glimpse of their vulnerability in the privacy of their homes and there was a part of me that wanted them both to know it was Paul who called the cops. Once that settled in with me, I thought it was better they believed it was each other.Usually, I find when two characters go at each other in a soap, they often try to mix the drama with humour to the point where it starts to feel too far over the top. There was some humour in here, but it felt more weighty than most fights I can remember.</blockquote>

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