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I agree with all those who have said that the fourth death being the tram driver would be a cop-out, but it's not unheard of for TV companies/networks to mislead us in this way. Look at the factory seige that was marketed as 'leading to two shocking deaths' or words to that effect. Only Tony and his sidekick copped it.
Off-topic, I know, but two or three years ago a Home and Away storyline involving a 'psychotic stalker' was marketed as 'leaving five residents dead'. The five people were the stalker herself, her sidekick, a non-speaking extra, a minor guest character and one regular cast member who rose from the dead a couple of months later. OK, H&A isn't Corrie, I know, but marketing departments do have ways of promoting these things in such a way as to mislead, without actually giving us incorrect information.
By the way, I assume there are STV and UTV branded versions of the 'crash week' trailers?
Off-topic, I know, but two or three years ago a Home and Away storyline involving a 'psychotic stalker' was marketed as 'leaving five residents dead'. The five people were the stalker herself, her sidekick, a non-speaking extra, a minor guest character and one regular cast member who rose from the dead a couple of months later. OK, H&A isn't Corrie, I know, but marketing departments do have ways of promoting these things in such a way as to mislead, without actually giving us incorrect information.
By the way, I assume there are STV and UTV branded versions of the 'crash week' trailers?
Last edited by Si-Co on 5 December 2010 11:27pm
