Genetic story line
I don't understand how steves dad,Jim only just found out he has this condition. Last time we saw him on screen, he seemed ok.
I don't understand how steves dad,Jim only just found out he has this condition. Last time we saw him on screen, he seemed ok.
Because Jim found out, somehow.
So he did.
AMSTERDAM.
he must have been taken ill and then tested and they found it?
shareIt seems to be a condition that doesn't cause symptoms until the person is older. Huntingdon's disease is another particularly nasty one. The person can have had children already before discovering that they could have passed it on.
shareIt seems to be a condition that doesn't cause symptoms until the person is older.
His muscles are wasting, so they are
I am ANYTHING but a pugnacious upstart
Poor Jimmy Mac, he is one of the most exploited but underused characters in the soap's history. Doesn't the actor now run a dry cleaning business or something?
shareTwo things:
1. At least we won't (logically) have to see him back in corrie, as they won't be able to make him appear to have a condition like that? His voice (accent) drives me *beep* nuts!
2. What a *beep* boring storyline! Get rid and quick.
Because it is bad writing. The writers don't care about the condition, it is a mere plot device so Steve can be exposed as the father to Leanne's baby. It is mighty convenient that Jim just so happened to find out he had this condition and break to news to Steve at this moment in time.
Once the story is done the condition will be swept under the carpet and forgotten, along with other failed attempts to 'highlight' issues such as Izzy's pain/drug addiction, Hope's cancer/Tyrone and Fiz's debts and Cathy's OCD.
He only seems worried about himself and the unborn babies. Hasn't he considered whether Amy might have the condition?
shareDon't forget David's temporary epilepsy
I am ANYTHING but a pugnacious upstart