Doctors Addicts Anonymous Continued - you are feeling very sleepy

[MsNobodyAgain]

This is a thread for all fans of the daytime soap 'Doctors', BBC1, 1.45pm.

Welcome to regulars, lurkers and newbies. Please join in, more the merrier

Look into my eyes, not around the eyes, don't look around the eyes, look into the eyes , you're under.

Welcome to the Mill. Here you are able to do impossible things.

• want a home visit? No problem. A doctor will be at your home/place of work/random field/hospital bed in seconds.

• have a mystery that needs solving? No problem. Heston and Mrs T will unrrrrrrrrravel it within 26 minutes.

• bothered by continuity? A click of my fingers will stop you worrying about the minor issues such as where has Jimmi's OCD gone and what happened to Kevin's tattoo.

...3, 2, 1, you're back in the room. Please sign in at Reception.

They should have had Zara in one of the costumes.

Thread was filled in just under three weeks .

Zara would have been brilliant in an STI costume. 2 patients in one day. Married to each other so technically one patient but you can't have everything.

DH is sitting here rolling his eyes in disbelief.

My sister does that. She'l be sitting there going I can't believe you are still watching Doctors and complaining about the wooden acting. I have to keep explaining that it is so bad it is good.

In RL Doctors news, my flu jab is bizarrely at 11.24 next Saturday. Not 11.20 or 11.25 but 11.24. I will be timing it to the minute.

I suspect TBFE may secretly be working in my surgery scheduling appointments.

Don't you get a home visit for that Clay?

DH has no idea that I'm sitting here chatting to other Doctors devotees or that I have been doing so for the last year.

Oh, it's finished. Off to bed now, night, night.

Apparently not. A bit slack in my opinion.

Night.

I had to go back and watch a bit (yes, I'm that sad) as Dh insisted on talking to me and stuff.

Tash spoke???
And sometimes, patients really ruin an otherwise fine episode. It was also ruined by dh insisting he had seen the blonde woman in something before-despite me pointing out he's never watched any of the programmes she has apparently been in. Apart from Torchwood, and it was a very small role. His memory is not that good.

She had, naturally, been in Doctors before

I hope you get into your appointment on the dot Clay

and not an hour late because they forget to check you in
still pissed off

Who - DH doesn't know I discuss Doctors online either. He knows I watch it, which he thinks is bizarre enough. God knows what he would think if he knew I discussed it too!

I find it funny that this thread is faster moving than the Corrie and EE ones.

I was thinking 11:23 and 15s. Should give me plenty of time to check in.

But Doctors is so much 'better' than Corrie and EE. There's so much momre random stuff to talk about.

I agree, Clay.

I never watch Corrie, though I used to, but I do usually end up watching Eastenders, though I don't fret if I miss it unlike Doctors. I just don't care about the characters in Eastenders, and they drag storylines out so long, I lose the will to live. There aren't enough funny bits- but I love Masood repeats self

At least in Doctors, you know a murder will be committed, solved and the culprit behind bars in a couple of weeks. And patients aren't essential to the running of the surgery.

I love Corrie and could discuss it endlessly, but the thread is very different in that they never talk about anything except Corrie and the only person who I recognise on there is you Anne. Also they don't take the piss, lots of criticism but it's more heartfelt, because when its good its brilliant. Never watch EE though.

It's a year today since I had the operation and subsequent 6 weeks off work that led me to start watching Doctors and join this thread .

Oh Happy Anniversary Who!

I agree about the Corrie thread. They are very serious about it. You are the only person on there that I recognise, Who!

I like this thread because although we do discuss Doctors, it is about more than that. We are friends!

I only bother with Doctors but don't tell anyone I discuss it online. DD noticed me tapping away during Doctors once when she was home. She thinks it's very strange that I watch it and chat to people I don't know .

Even when Doctors gets serious, it's never for long and I can't stand long drawn out storylines. That is the reason I gave EE and Corrie up years ago. Months of shouting at the tv 'JUST TELL HIM/HER/IT'!. Very frustrating.

and Clay at your appointment time. WTF is that all about? Me and DS2 have to attend a scrum open surgery next week and wait in a queue. How very British!

X post. Aww Anne, you're luffly

Don't tell anyone that, MsN!!

I don't even admit to watching Doctors, never mind discussing it in detail. One of the mums from school did pass me last week on the way home and asked if I was going back to watch daytime tv. Perhaps she knows

Ohhhhh Hoggy, wonder if that was a nice comment or a PA one?

If I mention Doctors to anyone they generally say "What? Never heard of it".

Right, hope this is a good one!

Hello. I am watching today.