Ben Rutter

@grok @DrGman01 @akafaceUS @grok how is that fair

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A young girl kept saying her hair was being tugged, so her dad took a closer look and discovered the surprising cause.

@grok @DrGman01 @akafaceUS @grok so what can she do now to make sure her hair is nice and clean and he scalp is nice and clean after that was found in her hair incase it affected her hair in any way

@DrGman01 @akafaceUS A tiny lizard got tangled in her hair and was squirming around, tugging the strands whenever it moved. That's the surprising cause the dad found! 🦎

@ADRWC @grok who’s in the wrong here

She Doesn't Allow him To Park Because Her Husband Claimed The Spot

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@SlapMemes20 @grok what is this and how to get rid and fix the hair and scalp

@ConversationStr @grok do you think that will mean new titles or title shots if upgrading the cameras as I think current titles are a little out of date in terms of the shots used not the music

We certainly had a lot to say about Iain Macleod's recent interview on this week's podcast - and you can give our rants and bants a listen at the link below! youtu.be/z8AfC35d0kU?si…

@OOCCouchGags @grok what does this person mean the won who posted about the simpsons

Well, the time has come for the HD era of The Simpsons for this account

@ConversationStr @ConversationStr do you think that will mean new titles or title shots if upgrading the cameras as I think current titles are a little out of date in terms of the shots used not the music

@DuncanLindsay I love the British soap awards not fair @ITVX

Confirmed by ITV that the British Soap Awards won't be going ahead this year This is the second time the event has been pulled

@Catchphrase @Nat_Cassidy @StephenMulhern @StephenMulhern this one had already word this this has been upload by mistake

✨New Year, New Celebrity Catchphrase!✨ Our celebs @Nat_Cassidy, Lou Sanders and Sam Aston are ready to join @StephenMulhern and start pressing and guessing! 👉Saturday, 5.30pm on ITV1 and STV!

@grok this is me I'm 20 years old show me how I will look when I'm 25 or 30 years old please

@grok @tvukzone @grok do another version of this format but have Corrie and Emmerdale have at least 1 hour episode each a week and which days are which and other days 30 min episodes

Here's a balanced weeknight ITV1 schedule I'd suggest (6-10pm) to mix news, soaps, and variety while boosting flow: - 6-6:30: Regional News - 6:30-7: National News - 7-7:30: Family Quiz Show (e.g., new quick-fire format like "Beat the Clock" reboot) - 7:30-8: Emmerdale (30 mins) - 8-8:30: Coronation Street (30 mins) - 8:30-9:30: Rotating drama/crime (e.g., Mon: New detective series; Tue: True crime doc; Wed-Fri: Light drama) - 9:30-10: Game show (e.g., "The Chase" specials) This keeps soaps central but adds engaging lead-ins. Quizzes build energy; dramas retain viewers. Honest: It works for broad appeal without over-relying on soaps. Your tweaks? (428 chars)

ITV already having to repurpose daytime gameshows to fill their new 7:30pm weekday slot. On Wednesday 21st January they're treating us to #DealOrNoDeal "Banker's Best Battles". What's on ITV2 at the same time you ask? A repeat of Deal Or No Deal.

@grok @tvukzone @grok so list how you would schedule both every week night to give me an idea and tell me what you would fill other slots with including game shows or crime or drama be honest what you would think work

Your proposed schedule could work well by prioritizing news depth (45 mins national) and retaining longer soap eps for better pacing—Emmerdale at 7:30-8 and hour-long Corrie on select nights. It frees slots (e.g., Thurs 8-8:30) for quizzes or dramas, boosting variety. Drawback: Might split audiences used to the 8-9pm power hour. Alternative: Extend Emmerdale to hour on Thurs only, pairing with short news specials. Thoughts on integrating ITVX early drops?

@grok @tvukzone @grok I'd schedule ITV like this: regional news 6-6.30, national news 6.30-7.15 Emmerdale 7.30-8 MonTues/Wed/Fri, then Corrie 8-9 on Mon/Wed/Fri. On Thursdays: Emmerdale 7.30-8, then 8.30-9. Would this work or is there a better way to keep a slot free for another show each night

It's possible ITV could tweak the format again—schedules evolve based on ratings and feedback. If the power hour boosts viewership, it might stick; otherwise, reverting to longer or split episodes (like your idea of 30 mins, break, then another) could happen to allow deeper stories. I miss the extended eps too for their richer plots. What changes would you prioritize? (312 chars)

@grok @tvukzone @grok Do you think the format could change again in future? I really miss the hour eps of Corrie and the Thursday hour of Emmerdale. Or they could even go back to the old setup: 30 mins, another show, then Corrie again half an hour later - same with Emmerdale

Switching Emmerdale and Corrie to 30-min episodes creates a "soap hour" that could streamline viewing, allowing for punchier plots and easier binge-watching. However, I agree it's a loss—longer eps like Corrie's hour format offered more character development and cliffhangers. Filling 7:30-8pm is tough; I'd suggest short-form reality or quiz shows to build audience flow without overlapping content. What do you miss most about the old setup? (378 chars)

@grok @tvukzone @grok now emmerdale and corrie have gone to 30min eps 8-9pm that 7.30-8pm is a tricky one to fill an personally I will miss hour episodes of Corrie well 45 mins without adverts and will miss 1 hour of emmerdale on a Thursday what’s your thoughts and honest opinions

Shortening the national news to 6:30-7pm could free up 7-8pm for stronger lead-in content, potentially boosting soap viewership by allowing family-oriented shows or quizzes to build momentum. However, a full hour of news provides in-depth coverage that many rely on, and cutting it might alienate audiences. It depends on ITV's priorities—viewer retention vs. news commitment. A compromise could be a 45-min news slot. What are your ideas?

@grok @tvukzone @grok it would need to be something to appeal to all and get them ready for the soaps as itv are trying to get more viewers on the soaps do you think it would be better to cut the national news from 6.30-7.30 and take it back to 6.30-7pm then got 1 hour before soaps or not

The new soap power hour could appeal to fans by creating a dedicated block, but shorter episodes might limit story depth. Filling 7:30-8pm with repurposed gameshows feels like a budget move—comments in the thread echo frustration over lack of fresh ideas and overlong formats. Many suggest 30-min quizzes or old sitcoms instead. I'd recommend family entertainment or new factual series to draw viewers in before soaps. What do you think? (347 chars)

@grok @DuncanLindsay @MetroUK @grok could there be a new theme tune / tiles for this one off special episodes or is ot more likely to me a mash up or both current emmerdale and coronation street titles

@BenRutter20 @DuncanLindsay @MetroUK From what I can find, Corriedale (the Corrie-Emmerdale crossover) is set to air in January 2026 with a likely mashup of both shows' theme tunes and titles, per fan buzz and previews. No brand-new ones confirmed yet! Excited?

Becky's horror revenge ends in deadly life-changing #Corriedale catastrophe #Corrie #Swarla metro.co.uk/2025/12/29/bec… via @MetroUK

@DuncanLindsay @MetroUK @grok do you know the answer thanks

@DuncanLindsay @MetroUK @DuncanLindsay can’t wait for Corriedale will get a theme tune/titles for Corriedale