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Anyone noticed the final carpool karaoke of Adele and james is gone from YouTube ?

Ive been rewatching CTM recently and i never liked phyllis at all when she was first introduced , but after watching Series 7 episode 7 barbaras death seeing phyllis breaking down after she died truly broke my heart , now after watching every episode i see her in a different light she is so caring and compassionate

Did anyone else ever experience this where they hated a character initially and then grew to absolutely love them 😔☺️

I was thinking last night about the theo murder/todd abuse storyline and i remembered the storyline of Tinas murder , the videos on YouTube for example " who kills Tina ? Carla Connor , i got to thinking how much a storyline like that of all characters suspected of killing theo would be , is this just me or does anyone think that would have been amazing , i understand it would have seemed repetitive

I have been an atheist all my life i do not believe in heaven nor hell , but when I discovered call the midwife i thought meh , it became my comfort show a show that has saved me from suicide 2 times, everytime the Nuns gather for compline and begin singing their psalms especially in the earliest seasons i feel such a connection to a spiritual life 😃 dont get me started on how Sister Evangelinas death hurt me and then her coming back to take Sister Monica Joan to paradise saying " come on you " 🥹🥹🥹

Is there eventually going to be an explanation for this storyline , my grandmother whos watched coronation street since the 80s has been a dedicated viewer and has been on 2 street tours and has in the past few months completely stopped watching for one street in her words its " gone down faster than titanic " mainly due to the storylines in the past few years dragging on unnecessarily , she said to me tonight that the jodie storyline was her final straw with coronation street