Coronation Street - Sean Brings His Son to Weatherfield (23rd October 2020)

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[laminage]

Todd is so manipulative and charming. He knows how to push buttons and play on people. Sean is going to be grateful to him for it.

[izzyd]

I wish everyone would stop complaining about the new Todd- it’s hard enough to play someone that was played by another actor as it is, and I think he’s doing a great job !

[vlogzzierandomer]

Oh god. What have they done to this Todd??!?!

[hugoboss]

Eileen’s house gets a lot less tacky as the years pass. In the early 2000s it like the pages of a marshal wards catalog.

[kpoca]

I like this Todd. I liked the original actor too but he wanted to stop acting to do photography so we just got to respect that, and give this new actor a chance. by the way Todd has always been sarcastic and annoying its nothing new.

[lauragavin]

Get a place of your own and a job Todd.

[charlottebryant]

I think hes better than the other Todd, the old actor was proper annoying

[TheRobo]

I didn't watch Corrie in 2008 so how did Sean and this violet have a kid ? Was it similar to Ben and Lola in EastEnders where they knew Ben was gay but they slept together once to experiment and ended up having a kid out of it or was it more of a bet between Sean and Violet ?

[Darrenstarling]

He now plays dylan in Coronation Street

[eleanor]

There the Todd I know and love. Cheeky, funny, witty, charming, arrogant, rude, but also with a heart that actually cares. I personally think Gareth is doing a good job, it's hard when someone comes in to fill in a legendary character. But I think he's starting to get to who Todd was. I've also just really missed the character.

[joecasey]

I didnt even know sean had a son till this bullying stuff! Jesus i havent watched for ages 😂

[robovac]

Oh my good God. This is bad. Really bad.