I was brought up watching all these episodes who like me is still watching these over again in August 2023 find these old ones the best better than the young actors of today 👍👍👍👍
When Dennis returned in more recent years, he informed Rita that Elsie and I think Bill Gregory still had died when their car plunged off a narrow road, and they were discovered holding hands 🥰 Yes, there was somewhat of a mass exodus in ‘83 - ‘84. Nice that Eddie popped back to visit Hilda in hospital in ‘87 after she was attacked at the Lowthers.
Pat Phoenix was the biggest soap star there ever was - followed in my opinion with Noele Gordon from Crossroads - best actresses for me were Jean Alexander and Doris Speed
Bill Gregory ( about Albert) “ Is he always that cantankerous?” Bet “Nooo, some folk remember a day back in 1935 when he was known to smile. It were when Ena Sharples fell down cellar steps and broke ‘er arm.”
@@Thisistrulyoddtv_Markshe died 2 years after leaving Corrie and 6 weeks after being diagnosed with lung cancer. She smoked 7 packs of cigarettes a day. WOW!
Apparently Uncle Albert's last appearance was in the 23rd of January episode with his last line of dialogue having him put down Hilda. This scene has been cut and I don't remember ever seeing it. Jack Howarth's name appears in the end credits though, as it does in the next episode. His last appearance is in the Rovers Return as he retires to he Snug with his rum, this is the same episode where Elsie leaves. Stan cracks me up in the bed being interviewed about his toe under guidence from Hilda. "The last time I was up that ladder"... Hilda nudges him. His face is s gem throughout.
Thanks for clarifying. I thought I had somehow missed Albert’s last line (according to Corrie fandom). Elsie, Bert, Albert and Len. All gone in a mighty swoop.
Eddie, Marion, Mrs W, Elsie Tanner, Uncle Albert, Poor Bert, Len, Stan…big loss. Elsie Tanner leaving is even more resonant knowing what we know now. She really was the Queen. What an absolute legend.
Correct : That scene was cut because Jack Howarth went on to choke agonizingly on his own breath, taking 11 minutes to finally die, his face having gone almost black, and soiling himself copiously. Rumours that long standing cast members pelted him with peanuts in his death throws have yet to be substantiated.
Vintage Corrie had a charm all of its own: the dodgy sets (Rovers' front doors 😅) and the more-than-occasional boom microphone popping into view overhead...but it was miles better than the Crappola they produce today...
Bert, Len, Annie, Eddie, and very shortly Albert, and Elsie leaving, as well as Stan. So many great characters in such a short time. Fred Gee leaves later in the year, but never considered him one of the greats on the street. Never liked him.
Always loved Elsie, her wardrobe was her own most of the time. Furs and silk...all on a factory machinist's wage too. 😊 I'm glad they gave her a happy ending with Bill.
Notice how the `random clock` that appeared in The Rovers above the Newton & Ridley mirror on the 4th Jan episode only lasted on that one show. The 11th Jan episode sees Fred serving in the bar and asking Mike what the time is with the clock very much absent !
I loved the character of Bert. He was the perfect husband for Ivy. Always able to reign her in when she started getting out of control. You knew she wore the trousers in the marriage, but she still listened to him. It was such a shame he died so young.
Didn’t know Bert’s funeral had already happened- ( by the end of January).People didn’t seem as bothered about that as Len’s. Seems like only the Tilsleys and Vera even went!
Big changes started to change corrie . Elsie, Eddie , Annie Len , and then stan just not the same after this.but thank you so much for these uploads . Much appreciated.
Last line of Elsie tanner “now there’s a question” I hoped Elsie enjoyed Portugal 🇵🇹, i love ❤️ the old ones of Corrie I remember as a teenager watching this episode thanks 🙏 for the upload
The end of the wonderful Elsie Tanner & Uncle Albert. Hot off the heels of Bert, Len, Eddie, Marion, Suzy and the marvellous Annie Walker. Such a turbulent time with several massive characters gone within months.
Ken supping beer in the Rover's... when was the last time we've seen that in regards to new Rover's? In fact, when was the last time we saw anyone supping pints in the Rover's?? Pints just sit there in front of the actors. Speaking of the Rover's, you'd be lucky to even see a scene taking place there. She's no longer the centre of the street. Sad. Now it's the Bistro, wine and fancy drinks.
Couldn't tell you. Anyone who watches a second of those woke nightmares that masquerade on telly now deserve all they get. Nothing but one long finger wagging lecture that are indistinguishable from the other.
You are so right. No one hangs out at the pub anymore. I used to love when it was crowded with various characters coming and going. The Rovers used to be the focal point. Now it feels like a dead zone.
Terry Duckworth was amazing - i recon if he had spread himself out on the right casting couch he could have been whisked of to America and been the new James Dean - he should have been more ruthless and ambitious
Stan seemed chattier than he had been in a long time, still slightly infirm and not that good on his feet but he seemed to be more alert and talkative. Maybe now Eddie Yeats was gone, it gave Stan time to shine again. The actor hired a speech therapist after his stroke 8 years earlier but I do feel Eddie did overshadow Stan a bit.
Jean Alexander was the strongest actor out of all of them ever. The houses and Rovers, in particular, are tardis' as they're way bigger inside that out - especial the "Select" function room that appears and disappears, and couldn't possibly be there without being on the road. I've been in the Rovers and it's tiny. The houses on the exterior set are only one storey and are costume & lighting stores and some are writers offices. They use wide angle lenses on the cameras to make it all look bigger than it really is. Behind the arch at the end of the street is a huge soundstage with all the interior sets within.
I remember Len preaching to Eddie about overheads, when Eddie was asking for more money and one thing Len said was about the rent for the yard. He didn't own it.
Actually Rita mentions to Ken later on that she wishes to sell the remainder of the lease, so Len didn’t own it he merely owned a fixed term lease on the property so technically he was renting.
Shame on Jack for charging Ivy for the taxi to Bert’s deathbed at the hospital. He managed to dodge work to go gambling and never had to deprive himself of a drink or smokes.
Curly chucking tea over himself ☕️ getting all worked up about Terry cracks me up every time 😂 He’s not very menacing is he 😂 I read Kevin Kennedy wasn’t happy when EastEnders began cos he thought Lofty was a carbon copy of Curly!
Going to miss Elsie Tanner. I love Pat Phoenix. These 1970s, and early 1980s episodes of Coronation Street are good. I wasn't around for them the first time Now we're going to get the crappy Webster and Clayton families
Am I the only one who can barely watch the Curly scenes with this Sharon business! Talk about cringeworthy! It really feels like the end of an era at this stage, so many characters leaving and being replaced by inferior ones ala Curly, Kevin & Terry
"By 2005, Elsie and Bill were found dead inside their red sports car at the bottom of a cliff. When relating the story to Rita Sullivan, Dennis said that they were rumoured to still be holding hands. Rita was amused that Elsie died in the arms of her fella in a manner that was just as dramatic and tempestuous as the life she had led, and remarked: "I think she would have liked that"."
After the past few years of Elsie misjudging mens' intentions towards her, and picking bad 'uns, it's brilliant to see someone attentive and totally head over heels in love with her the way Bill is. GO ELSIE!! ❤
Absolutely ... Couldn't act his way out of a paper bag: Male bimbo. Apparently, he had that 'star quality' the show lacked and was 'popular' (😊) with one of the show's fruity writers.
Hi, can somebody help with technical advice? Love watching these classic episodes in bed but what is happening is that our smart TV upstairs picks up youtube fine and plays. However the next day when we wish to continue watching where we left off we don't get the option to resume where we left off. And secondly when we manually forward to where we left off the picture and voices are totally out of sync making it very humorous but unwatchable. Is there something we need to alter in the settings or is it that the TV upstairs is further away from the router downstairs so could a booster be needed? Any advice would be really appreciated.
Have had similar difficulties myself. They are the price you pay for having 3 1/2 hour Corrathons and are, regrettably, not fixable. Why don't you go knock one out to thoughts of Annie Walker and Bettie Turpin gettin' jiggy together? That'll cheer ya up m8 😊
You're dead right ... BErt's funeral (get it right fella; we're talking classic Corrie here ..😊) was never shown as 1. He was openly gay in less accepting times, 2. He was not popular with clique-ish fellow Corrie heavyweights, 3. He had just been prosecuted and fined for "importuning" ( anonymously flashing his pork sword in a public kharzee in exchange for no-strings ar*e banditry. Hence, news of Bert's demise was candidly circulated in the Rovers to the tune that he had died peacefully in his sleep in hospital. Sad thing is that all of the above had taken a horrendous toll on Peter Dudley's health in real life and the stress literally killed him: Bert Tilsley's demise was circulated just a week after Dudley's actual death in a "let's get this sordid affair over and done with" kinda thing. Such is life on 'The Street'.
The amount of storylines the writers squeezed in about that old Rover P6 was bordering on ridiculous! They were brilliant motors (and still are today if you’re lucky enough own a decent one). So this latest one this month where Fred is trying to raffle it off is daft in my opinion!
Correct...Corrie failed to properly ever recover since this downturn. Rumours exist that the show was 'jinxed' following a black mass / seance in which major Corrie heavyweights participated in acts of the grossest indecency whilst remaining 'in character'. A video of said event is rumoured to exist, despite the efforts of long serving stars to get it erased.
@@rogerboyd8312 lmao even more nonsense from you. Did you get that story from the same place you got the Jack Howarth nonsense about his death you also posted?
I was brought up watching all these episodes who like me is still watching these over again in August 2023 find these old ones the best better than the young actors of today 👍👍👍👍
1984, Elsie leaving, Bert dies, Stan dies, Albert Tatlock dies - what an awful year for this wonderful soap.
Even the queen called it a annus horribilis.
😢😭
@@kuchikopi4631 I studied Latin.😮
The worst year in corrie history.never as good again.
Alber T dead? Gerr-away lad....
It might be 2022, but Elsie Tanner leaving brought a tear 😢 to my eye....all my favourites gone...Burt..Eddie...Elsie ...
That's when the program died
Hilda, Jack
I had tears too.
When Dennis returned in more recent years, he informed Rita that Elsie and I think Bill Gregory still had died when their car plunged off a narrow road, and they were discovered holding hands 🥰 Yes, there was somewhat of a mass exodus in ‘83 - ‘84. Nice that Eddie popped back to visit Hilda in hospital in ‘87 after she was attacked at the Lowthers.
Elsie" very last line always sticks in my mind even after all these years - Ah now there"s a question
Pat Phoenix was the biggest soap star there ever was - followed in my opinion with Noele Gordon from Crossroads - best actresses for me were Jean Alexander and Doris Speed
Really? I don't think she has anything more than anyone else on the show, plus she flubs her lines constantly because she talks too fast
Beautiful woman. x
brian and gail, they must get elsie's house.
Love Doris S. Killer facial expressions
@christinefougere yes. Couldn't agree with you more. You're so rught
Thanks ProfessionalGun 66. That's my late night viewing sorted. You're a star!
I loved Elsie tanner great lovely actress sadly missed by many
back when the series was wonderful..mixing the drama with comedy!
That is what I really enjoy.
Was sad to see Elsie go I always loved her
Me too, she always made it worth watching.
Yes indeed she was such a beautiful and brilliant actress
Same and she may have been still with us for another 20 years if she didn't get sick !
How could she resist such an offer though? The swimming, I mean THE SWIMMING !? 🤷🏻♂️😂
Bill Gregory ( about Albert) “ Is he always that cantankerous?”
Bet “Nooo, some folk remember a day back in 1935 when he was known to smile. It were when Ena Sharples fell down cellar steps and broke ‘er arm.”
That’s a classic.
It’s sad to see Stan looking so ill bless him
He was ill for years glad he stayed in
@@robclark4507 they still had him being bullied by Hilda poor chap
@@MJ69ism Paybacks hell. He used to brutalize her and their kids when he was physically able. He’s very lucky that she’s no Tina Turner.
The end of an era with Elsie leaving 😢
What about Sharon and her tight young bum
😢❤
I love how Hilda just gets along with everyone (when she wants) XD
Thank you so much, your time and care are so appreciated for each download.🤩
Elsie Tanner deserved all the happiness.
Elsie's exit was way too rushed - they should / could have had at least a month lead up to this ....end of an era. Sad about Bert.
...even sadder about the actor playing him - I just read his tragic story on Wiki.
Didn’t she die before they could that’s why they did the story that she left the way she did all of a sudden
@@Thisistrulyoddtv_Mark She was diagnosed with cancer after leaving Corrie.
@@Thisistrulyoddtv_Markshe died 2 years after leaving Corrie and 6 weeks after being diagnosed with lung cancer. She smoked 7 packs of cigarettes a day. WOW!
Curly “You’re back!”
Emily “Yes-that’s my normal pattern. I go out-I come back.”
That was good for Emily!
Apparently Uncle Albert's last appearance was in the 23rd of January episode with his last line of dialogue having him put down Hilda. This scene has been cut and I don't remember ever seeing it. Jack Howarth's name appears in the end credits though, as it does in the next episode. His last appearance is in the Rovers Return as he retires to he Snug with his rum, this is the same episode where Elsie leaves.
Stan cracks me up in the bed being interviewed about his toe under guidence from Hilda. "The last time I was up that ladder"... Hilda nudges him. His face is s gem throughout.
Thanks for clarifying. I thought I had somehow missed Albert’s last line (according to Corrie fandom). Elsie, Bert, Albert and Len. All gone in a mighty swoop.
@@elterrifico9522 and Annie Walker.
@@britmum999 And Eddie and Marion, Stan Ogden and Fred Gee
Eddie, Marion, Mrs W, Elsie Tanner, Uncle Albert, Poor Bert, Len, Stan…big loss. Elsie Tanner leaving is even more resonant knowing what we know now. She really was the Queen. What an absolute legend.
Correct : That scene was cut because Jack Howarth went on to choke agonizingly on his own breath, taking 11 minutes to finally die, his face having gone almost black, and soiling himself copiously.
Rumours that long standing cast members pelted him with peanuts in his death throws have yet to be substantiated.
Vintage Corrie had a charm all of its own: the dodgy sets (Rovers' front doors 😅) and the more-than-occasional boom microphone popping into view overhead...but it was miles better than the Crappola they produce today...
Albert telling Alf "blow you" over the price of biscuits!
And Alf with his razor nick with toilet paper on.
Absolute class!!!!
Bert, Len, Annie, Eddie, and very shortly Albert, and Elsie leaving, as well as Stan. So many great characters in such a short time. Fred Gee leaves later in the year, but never considered him one of the greats on the street. Never liked him.
I liked fred actually.....although my favourite was Eddie yeats
@@brendang8177 loved Eddie! What a character. What a great paring putting Eddie with Stan Ogden!
I loved fred gee that was part of his character been horrible
True: Fred Feast = c**t
Fred gee & Fred feast were scumbags
Always loved Elsie, her wardrobe was her own most of the time. Furs and silk...all on a factory machinist's wage too. 😊 I'm glad they gave her a happy ending with Bill.
Although Elsie was eventually killed in a car crash in Portugal.
Elsie leaving... I can hardly bare it!! So many legends gone in those few months.
The actor who played Albert Tatlock actually did fight in World War I.
Julie looks really distressed and upset with her last scene with Pat Phoenix.
Do you have a time stamp?
Sharon is a horrible person only to show how horrible with Rita in later years
Rita and Sharon are well matched.
Can’t get my head round Terry moving in with the Ogdens for a more peaceful atmosphere than with Jack and Vera!
He may not have gone rogue if he stayed with the Ogdens.
Much better off with hilda. Good old stick.
Terry would have more peace with Punch and Judy than with Jack and Vera...
Zak Dingle as the man from the council. Emmerdales equivalent of Stan Ogden. Lol
Awe bless Stan he didn’t look well at all what a good actor he was all the old ones were the best..R.I.P🌹🌹
The Albert Tatlock actor looked very frail as well by now.
Notice how the `random clock` that appeared in The Rovers above the Newton & Ridley mirror on the 4th Jan episode only lasted on that one show. The 11th Jan episode sees Fred serving in the bar and asking Mike what the time is with the clock very much absent !
The sadness for Bert Tilsley was genuine - the actor had recently died at the age of 53
I loved the character of Bert. He was the perfect husband for Ivy. Always able to reign her in when she started getting out of control. You knew she wore the trousers in the marriage, but she still listened to him. It was such a shame he died so young.
Actually he was only 48 🥲
Music hasn't changed since I miss the old coronation street😢😢😢
Ivy crying over Bert dying is very moving. In real life she was devastated at the actor's passing.
Once again, Emily stands up to Vera when they threaten her with violence over knowing what’s going on between Mike and Don. I do like her. :)
Bet advising Fred how to advertise the car
“ Mug wanted. With more money than sense, who can’t tell a car from a bag of treacle toffee.”
😂😂😂
Our Brian needs put in his respectful place
Hilda is so funny I thought that's how she really sounded but then I saw her in a interview and I was surprised at her voice and how series she is.
The best character actress ever in the history of the show.
OMG, how sad to see Bernard looking so ill now.....
The car raffle story is brilliantly constructed and so funny - concluded in the first February episode.
Thankyou so much!
People complain about Fred-but does Betty ever cooperate without spitting her dummy out?
Didn’t know Bert’s funeral had already happened- ( by the end of January).People didn’t seem as bothered about that as Len’s. Seems like only the Tilsleys and Vera even went!
Elsie’s old flames could burn down a forest. She’s a heart breaking legend. Coro was originally based around her character.
Bet “ Spend a quid and win summat that’s gonna cost you 35 to get towed away!” 😂😂
Big changes started to change corrie . Elsie, Eddie , Annie Len , and then stan just not the same after this.but thank you so much for these uploads . Much appreciated.
Last line of Elsie tanner “now there’s a question” I hoped Elsie enjoyed Portugal 🇵🇹, i love ❤️ the old ones of Corrie I remember as a teenager watching this episode thanks 🙏 for the upload
You legend!
Coronation street was far better years ago
The end of the wonderful Elsie Tanner & Uncle Albert. Hot off the heels of Bert, Len, Eddie, Marion, Suzy and the marvellous Annie Walker. Such a turbulent time with several massive characters gone within months.
Didn't the actress who played Sharon star in Shirley Valentine as the daughter?
Wish I could hire Emily to help me with my paperwork it’s a big mess here!
Ken supping beer in the Rover's... when was the last time we've seen that in regards to new Rover's? In fact, when was the last time we saw anyone supping pints in the Rover's?? Pints just sit there in front of the actors. Speaking of the Rover's, you'd be lucky to even see a scene taking place there. She's no longer the centre of the street. Sad. Now it's the Bistro, wine and fancy drinks.
Couldn't tell you. Anyone who watches a second of those woke nightmares that masquerade on telly now deserve all they get. Nothing but one long finger wagging lecture that are indistinguishable from the other.
You are so right. No one hangs out at the pub anymore. I used to love when it was crowded with various characters coming and going. The Rovers used to be the focal point. Now it feels like a dead zone.
I really miss Eddie and Marion 😞
Terry Duckworth was amazing - i recon if he had spread himself out on the right casting couch he could have been whisked of to America and been the new James Dean - he should have been more ruthless and ambitious
Like r Brian? Look how it turned out for him😅
That's an insult to James Dean
Correct, but he was also dead thick
Good looking and dead thick - some people activly seek guys like that - cant think why@@rogerboyd8312
Cunt in real life. Sexually abused someone I know.
Stan seemed chattier than he had been in a long time, still slightly infirm and not that good on his feet but he seemed to be more alert and talkative. Maybe now Eddie Yeats was gone, it gave Stan time to shine again. The actor hired a speech therapist after his stroke 8 years earlier but I do feel Eddie did overshadow Stan a bit.
Eddie was added to help Stan in more ways than one. His style of dialogue took the onus off Bernard Yeouns
@@bsaunders5271 I know that, but what I am saying is, Stan seemed to shine again as a character after Eddie was gone.
Jean Alexander was the strongest actor out of all of them ever. The houses and Rovers, in particular, are tardis' as they're way bigger inside that out - especial the "Select" function room that appears and disappears, and couldn't possibly be there without being on the road. I've been in the Rovers and it's tiny. The houses on the exterior set are only one storey and are costume & lighting stores and some are writers offices. They use wide angle lenses on the cameras to make it all look bigger than it really is. Behind the arch at the end of the street is a huge soundstage with all the interior sets within.
Hinge and Bracket having a swift G&T xx
Where is Mawdsley Street ( where the yard is) in relation to Coronation Street? I’m pretty sure it was where Martha Longhurst lived-but where is it?
It was.
I think it’s the road behind coronation street.
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i hated the way the tv producers kept Stan on screen for so long when the actor, Bernard, was so obviously ill.
I remember Len preaching to Eddie about overheads, when Eddie was asking for more money and one thing Len said was about the rent for the yard. He didn't own it.
Good point. The writers will have done a u turn on that one.
Yes I remember that
Actually Rita mentions to Ken later on that she wishes to sell the remainder of the lease, so Len didn’t own it he merely owned a fixed term lease on the property so technically he was renting.
@deborahwatson2730 There's always one and you are it.
Shame on Jack for charging Ivy for the taxi to Bert’s deathbed at the hospital. He managed to dodge work to go gambling and never had to deprive himself of a drink or smokes.
Jack wasn’t a good man
Thanks again
Ivy used to irritate the life out of me but she played this part brilliantly
Curly chucking tea over himself ☕️ getting all worked up about Terry cracks me up every time 😂 He’s not very menacing is he 😂 I read Kevin Kennedy wasn’t happy when EastEnders began cos he thought Lofty was a carbon copy of Curly!
Makes sense when I think of Michelle and Raquelle.
Going to miss Elsie Tanner. I love Pat Phoenix.
These 1970s, and early 1980s episodes of Coronation Street are good. I wasn't around for them the first time
Now we're going to get the crappy Webster and Clayton families
Consequently, it was revealed many years later that Elsie and Bill made it to their 80s but were then killed in a car accident circa 2002 in Portugal.
Albert's looking very frail now. The actor died long afterwards
Was sad seeing him there. Poor Jack.
Am I the only one who can barely watch the Curly scenes with this Sharon business! Talk about cringeworthy! It really feels like the end of an era at this stage, so many characters leaving and being replaced by inferior ones ala Curly, Kevin & Terry
Ain't nought wrong with ot Terry
"By 2005, Elsie and Bill were found dead inside their red sports car at the bottom of a cliff. When relating the story to Rita Sullivan, Dennis said that they were rumoured to still be holding hands. Rita was amused that Elsie died in the arms of her fella in a manner that was just as dramatic and tempestuous as the life she had led, and remarked: "I think she would have liked that"."
Thank-you for that information
I've found this show from America. I've been binge watching! Can someone tell me what "Taaa Raa" means?
Good bye I think
Is that all deidre does ironing
Mavis and the green eyed monster🤢
Adeus Elsie 🙋🏼♀️😢
Emotional scenes with Bert dying
Ken is such a well spoken sleaze .
Peter Dudley’s story is so sad. I’ve been obsessed since I learned about his life.
After the past few years of Elsie misjudging mens' intentions towards her, and picking bad 'uns, it's brilliant to see someone attentive and totally head over heels in love with her the way Bill is. GO ELSIE!! ❤
Brian is a shocking actor.
Absolutely ... Couldn't act his way out of a paper bag: Male bimbo.
Apparently, he had that 'star quality' the show lacked and was 'popular' (😊) with one of the show's fruity writers.
Brian was like a plank of wood couldnt . act for toffee .
Sometimes can't understand a word he says .... mumbles too much , gawd knows how he got through an audition
He was there for his muscles not his acting skills 😂
If Elsie had to leave I'm so glad she got her happy ending!
why were womens hand bags like suitcases back in those days
Vibr@tors were much bigger then.
They aren't so different now. Some people feel the need to cart their entire belongings about with them.
The yard wasn’t worth anything in my opinion.
Council official Mr Toft is played by Steve Halliwell ( Zak Dingle ) 3:13:08 RIP 15/12/23
Hi, can somebody help with technical advice? Love watching these classic episodes in bed but what is happening is that our smart TV upstairs picks up youtube fine and plays. However the next day when we wish to continue watching where we left off we don't get the option to resume where we left off. And secondly when we manually forward to where we left off the picture and voices are totally out of sync making it very humorous but unwatchable. Is there something we need to alter in the settings or is it that the TV upstairs is further away from the router downstairs so could a booster be needed? Any advice would be really appreciated.
Internet definitely, also sign in again on your youtube account on the tv.
Sounds a riot in your bed mate 😜
Have had similar difficulties myself. They are the price you pay for having 3 1/2 hour Corrathons and are, regrettably, not fixable. Why don't you go knock one out to thoughts of Annie Walker and Bettie Turpin gettin' jiggy together? That'll cheer ya up m8 😊
@@rogerboyd8312 nah it was always Ena sharples I had in my bank 😊
They must have cut the scene where Terry and his mate gave Sharron a good seeing to in the back of his mates car - Poor Curly
Vera is such a good friend to Ivy
Omg…….the council chap about Stans accident is Zac from Emmerdale!
All dreary irons are table cloths and towels ,everything square.
Was Burt and Len’s contract up at the same time??
Gail's Hair🤭🙄
1:17 Jack says he has run out of petrol ...but that's motor oil he is poring in 🤣
For all Stan's issues, hes still 10 times the man Fred G is!
When Hilda said helpless did she mean useless
Burts funeral was never shown was it?
You're dead right ... BErt's funeral (get it right fella; we're talking classic Corrie here ..😊) was never shown as 1. He was openly gay in less accepting times, 2. He was not popular with clique-ish fellow Corrie heavyweights, 3. He had just been prosecuted and fined for "importuning" ( anonymously flashing his pork sword in a public kharzee in exchange for no-strings ar*e banditry.
Hence, news of Bert's demise was candidly circulated in the Rovers to the tune that he had died peacefully in his sleep in hospital.
Sad thing is that all of the above had taken a horrendous toll on Peter Dudley's health in real life and the stress literally killed him: Bert Tilsley's demise was circulated just a week after Dudley's actual death in a "let's get this sordid affair over and done with" kinda thing. Such is life on 'The Street'.
This comment section is depressing! If you want to just enjoy the show, skip the comments!
Would you really rather have the car than your money back, Percy?
So sad😢
Who's this Nora person? Who's flamed and flipped all over the place 😅
The amount of storylines the writers squeezed in about that old Rover P6 was bordering on ridiculous! They were brilliant motors (and still are today if you’re lucky enough own a decent one). So this latest one this month where Fred is trying to raffle it off is daft in my opinion!
And Annie Walker's pet name for the car was....'Roger'. No sh1t.
There was never any chemistry between Ken and deidre lol
“By ‘eck/By the ‘eck” count…..276.
Elsie is the Sophia Loren of the North ...
This was the year the program declined
Correct...Corrie failed to properly ever recover since this downturn. Rumours exist that the show was 'jinxed' following a black mass / seance in which major Corrie heavyweights participated in acts of the grossest indecency whilst remaining 'in character'. A video of said event is rumoured to exist, despite the efforts of long serving stars to get it erased.
@@rogerboyd8312😅 yeah right
@@rogerboyd8312 lmao even more nonsense from you. Did you get that story from the same place you got the Jack Howarth nonsense about his death you also posted?