Ray Langton was a brilliant real life character superbly played by the late Neville Buswell. I’ve met many northern lads through the years who were similar to Ray. Great people..
I can’t stand the way people treat Hilda. So many times she is doing nothing wrong and they are so mean. It is getting painful to watch how crappy everyone is to her. No wonder she has to pretend everything is lovely for her, can you imagine how she’d feel otherwise
She was the street gossip ' anything happens ' you can bet she'l be first to broadcast it around ' I loved both her and Stan ' they were a mix of comedy and class.
Hilda was salt of the earth tbh..a gossip yes but life dealt her hard blows. She didn't ask for much....a tour de force of acting and the first actress ever from TV to be nominated for a BAFTA. Jean Alexander and her performance when Stan died still rates as one of the most classic scenes ever. Of course the actor Bernard Youens had passed a little earlier in real life so the loss felt was genuine.
@@londonlady227 Your right ' he died a couple of months before his screen character ' I don't recall the episode however ' I guess I was away at the time or missed it ' so is great to catch up after all these years.
I was 5 when these were on.I can barely remember these storylines from '77 so its like watching them for the first time for me.It's like a parallel universe watching the story unfold and knowing what comes later. i think i've already mentioned that we were up to 83/84 before they all got deleted.The golden era for me was 77 to 95.Once the young kids started to come in and PC storylines became more common,it signalled the end of the golden era for me. I still watch it now,but seeing these old ones just makes me realise how the show..well just about any soap opera now is just used as a platform to push certain agendas to the masses. keep up the good work mate and i miss your Spaghetti western as well.
@@professionalgun6674 That'd be great.I'm sure you put up My Name Is Pecos many years ago.A great film that i really enjoyed.I know it wasn't a 'Spaghetti' in a true sense as say Django, but a great film.A great opening scene if i remember rightly.I handn't seen it before and it was bloody years later 'til someone posted the sequel 'Pecos Cleans Up'.
You are SO right about them just pushing agendas and PC completely ruining it. It’s too bad. I can barely watch tv/movies today. I stick to things pre 1970’s
As an American watchin this for the first time. HOOKED! Been bindge watchin. We lack this kind of entertainment. Our television is crap. I've been drinkin and it makes it wven more relatable and enjoyable
I'm from just outside Manchester, I was 8 when these episodes were first aired , I can remember the characters , everyone watched Coronation street , total silence when my late mum was watching x glad your enjoying a taste of the North West of England.
This is really wrong! Everyone was invited except them! She was not invited to the store keeper’s wedding either, which I also thought was wrong! And why did Hilda go to Rita’s apartment with the girls if she couldn’t even invite her to the wedding??! And even got her a gift!! I would not have went, and I surely would not have brought a gift!! Stupid! And what is this drinks at 5:00 Crap??! When and where was this??! And whatever it was, they didn’t show it, Hilda didn’t go! Of course! Why would you go to this stupid thing when you were not invited to the wedding??! I have never heard of this! It says, you are not good enough to come to the wedding and reception, but you can have a drink with me if you want! And it’s stupid because it said 5:00. Rita was driving around then, waiting for Len! They have never had only invited to drinks for a wedding in America! Either you are invited to the wedding, or not! Stupidest thing that I have ever heard!
I think Len would have invited them. It's all down to nasty Rita. I don't like the character and from what I've heard, the actress herself isn't a very nice person.
A 12 yr old loved this show back in 1977. The attempts at humour in today's Corrie is so cringe-worthy it makes you want to switch off. It's just not funny in ANY shape or form. It's FORCED. Why don't the script writers see it.
Because they've turned their backs on the old Coronation Street and the whole identity and spirit of it has been replaced by violence, hatred, rape, and as you say, cringeworthy humour that wouldn't be out of place on Cbeebies!
Having only just watched her relationship with her daughter and her granddaughter in the early to mid 2000's these episodes pretty much sum up every single parent when it's their turn to "forget" how they were in their young days too 😂
1:20 That little exchange Between Mavis and the cheeky paper boy was quite funny and his accent is so strong! I wonder if they still have accents that strong in those parts 🤔
They don’t have English people in those parts anymore. In London the Cockney accent is endangered and soon to be extinct. (These are two separate thoughts, since I’m clearly speaking about two separate areas……..just fending off the inevitable corrections)
The paper boy "Darren" has a clear Yorkshire accent , south Yorkshire to be precise, which is completely different to the Lancashire accent where Coronation Street and Weatherfield are set. True, genuine Lancashire accents on display in these episodes are: Rita (Oldham) Irma Ogden (Salford) Bet (Oldham) Dierdre (Oldham) Hilda (although not genuine it is excellent acting and she is acting the Salford accent ,where the studios and set were located and on which the town of Weatherfield was based) There is no one that I know of , in these 70's episodes with a Manchester accent,the city that borders the much smaller and older city of Salford. The character Kevin Webster (1984- present ) has a genuine Manchester accent and the actor does not change his own accent for the part.
He was the best catch on the Street. He had the looks, charm, fine tastes in art, and knew how to put a lady first. A true gentleman in an era of neanderthal drunkards.
What kind of invitation is come for a drink??! I’ve never heard of such a thing! Either you are invited to the reception, or not! So a person is not good enough to go to the reception, they are only good enough for a drink??! Hilda bought her a gift, and was at her get together, and Rita was drinking with her, but she’s not good enough to be invited to the reception??! 😂🤣
She hadn't even been invited to Rita's leaving party, she just went anyway, poor woman. Rita has no right to look down on Hilda. Talk about airs and graces.
Len casually popping round to his doctor to get checked out. Another age when GP's were there for patients rather than running a surgery first and last for their own interests.
As time went on, it became increasingly noticeable that Barbara Knox did not enjoy kissing Peter Adamson. If you keep watching the episodes, you'll see what I mean.
I was wondering what that thing was on her head. It looks like a very oversized maid’s bonnet, with flowers on the front. I’ve never seen anything like that in America.
Thanks soo much for sharing 1977! Do you have anything from 1976? I would love to see as much of '76 as that was favourite year for Coronation Street. Thanks a bunch!
I liked the dinner scene with Elsie & Ted Brownlow at her home . He was a decent man. Why do eating scenes on the show immediately make you feel hungry lol ?
I thought she was a stunner when she was younger tbh. Lovely skin and shiny hair. The future perm and smoking did their worst over time. God rest her soul. ❤
I think she was quite a pretty looking girl though for the character they had to make her the epitome of the average housewife, hence the specs and her being dressed down.
Very small scale. Jims cafe opened circa 78 and they dumped the kabin cafe with one table to a segment that sold records!😂 Then, during the Alan Bradley years, the records metamorhasised into yet another blast from the past. Vhs videos!😂😂😂
Where do they get flower arrangements made the day before a wedding??! And that room at the hotel just happened to be free, and the church and bicker, too, all at the last minute! 😂🤣
Very clever move by Anna Kirkbride with the baby screaming, turning her around so most likely her real mother was in sight. It quelled the screaming a little.
I remonstrated on his character being the longest serving in the history of the programme comparing it to the typically background beige folk in real life who are forever valued by faceless folk.
Admittedly I've not been through every single Coronation Street forum or yt comment section but to my knowledge I am the only person who cannot abide any scene with Betty and her "heh heh, mmm mmm, aye aye, *cough cough*, aye, aye, mmm mmm" obligatory tourettes follow up after each bloody sentence! I swear 'Beavis & Butthead' were based on that annoyance. She rips my knitting! What his name? Benny Stone? Benny 20 Stone. That table and 2 chairs combo must have only been insured for 10 seconds for him and Stan in the same scene. What a gruesome sight men were back then. No wonder it is 3 or 4 times as difficult getting a bird nowadays 😂
@@sheenamcguire123 it's an observation on what I watched. You not agreeing with it just means you don't agree, tough teabags for you 😂 I'm quite sure you have opinions on the programme that I might find "silly" also.
Everyone christened babies back then. I wasn't christened until I was walking and holding onto/cruising round furniture and stuff age 11 months and my Aunt's youngest wasn't christened at all 30 years after this episode when he would have been newborn. His brother and sister were both christened when they were about the same age as Tracey and the younger sister there was christened age 2. They all reacted the same way, screaming the church down. This baby didn't, which was a bonus considering.
Professional gun 66 thanks very much for uploading all these classic corries much better than corrie today. You're a star.
Grah as m
We need more people like Elsie in the world today what a woman a heart of gold and a beautiful soul R.I.P pat phoenix great actress ❤❤❤
These vintage episodes are pure gold. Thanks chuck! XXX
As a 17 year old, I used to watch these episodes every week with my mom. Good memories. I miss you mom. ❤️
My late mum was also a corrie fan ' and crossroads too.
ProfessionalGun does a great job posting these classic episodes. Thank you very much for all the work you put in!
Ray Langton was a brilliant real life character superbly played by the late Neville Buswell. I’ve met many northern lads through the years who were similar to Ray. Great people..
My late dad's favourite soap.
Pure gems - the writers of today's corrie should watch these and take note!
Ty so much for uploading these episodes great fan from nz here 💓 😊
I can’t stand the way people treat Hilda. So many times she is doing nothing wrong and they are so mean. It is getting painful to watch how crappy everyone is to her. No wonder she has to pretend everything is lovely for her, can you imagine how she’d feel otherwise
She was the street gossip ' anything happens ' you can bet she'l be first to broadcast it around ' I loved both her and Stan ' they were a mix of comedy and class.
Hilda was salt of the earth tbh..a gossip yes but life dealt her hard blows. She didn't ask for much....a tour de force of acting and the first actress ever from TV to be nominated for a BAFTA. Jean Alexander and her performance when Stan died still rates as one of the most classic scenes ever. Of course the actor Bernard Youens had passed a little earlier in real life so the loss felt was genuine.
@@londonlady227 Your right ' he died a couple of months before his screen character ' I don't recall the episode however ' I guess I was away at the time or missed it ' so is great to catch up after all these years.
Lol. It's just a TV show
Poor Bet
Thank you so much for uploading these episodes. It is much appreciated :-)
I was 5 when these were on.I can barely remember these storylines from '77 so its like watching them for the first time for me.It's like a parallel universe watching the story unfold and knowing what comes later.
i think i've already mentioned that we were up to 83/84 before they all got deleted.The golden era for me was 77 to 95.Once the young kids started to come in and PC storylines became more common,it signalled the end of the golden era for me.
I still watch it now,but seeing these old ones just makes me realise how the show..well just about any soap opera now is just used as a platform to push certain agendas to the masses.
keep up the good work mate and i miss your Spaghetti western as well.
Maybe I'll put a Spaghetti Western up just got you.
@@professionalgun6674 That'd be great.I'm sure you put up My Name Is Pecos many years ago.A great film that i really enjoyed.I know it wasn't a 'Spaghetti' in a true sense as say Django, but a great film.A great opening scene if i remember rightly.I handn't seen it before and it was bloody years later 'til someone posted the sequel 'Pecos Cleans Up'.
Only 5 pffft pull the other one
You are SO right about them just pushing agendas and PC completely ruining it. It’s too bad. I can barely watch tv/movies today. I stick to things pre 1970’s
Elsie had a heart of gold.
🎶The hiiillls are alive, La la la la laaa laaaaa"
R.I.P Hilda and your voice of an Angel
As an American watchin this for the first time. HOOKED! Been bindge watchin. We lack this kind of entertainment. Our television is crap. I've been drinkin and it makes it wven more relatable and enjoyable
Glad you enjoyed it so much ! 😊
It’s bad when episodes are missing! If you enjoy it, I suggest purchasing the series.
I'm from just outside Manchester, I was 8 when these episodes were first aired , I can remember the characters , everyone watched Coronation street , total silence when my late mum was watching x glad your enjoying a taste of the North West of England.
Another classic thank you.
Yayyyyy!! Thanks so much for the corrie gold!
I know Hilda being a pain but my heart still breaks for her with the invitation 😢
This is really wrong! Everyone was invited except them! She was not invited to the store keeper’s wedding either, which I also thought was wrong! And why did Hilda go to Rita’s apartment with the girls if she couldn’t even invite her to the wedding??! And even got her a gift!! I would not have went, and I surely would not have brought a gift!! Stupid! And what is this drinks at 5:00 Crap??! When and where was this??! And whatever it was, they didn’t show it, Hilda didn’t go! Of course! Why would you go to this stupid thing when you were not invited to the wedding??! I have never heard of this! It says, you are not good enough to come to the wedding and reception, but you can have a drink with me if you want! And it’s stupid because it said 5:00. Rita was driving around then, waiting for Len! They have never had only invited to drinks for a wedding in America! Either you are invited to the wedding, or not! Stupidest thing that I have ever heard!
I think Len would have invited them. It's all down to nasty Rita. I don't like the character and from what I've heard, the actress herself isn't a very nice person.
Hilda was the best great actress
A 12 yr old loved this show back in 1977. The attempts at humour in today's Corrie is so cringe-worthy it makes you want to switch off. It's just not funny in ANY shape or form. It's FORCED. Why don't the script writers see it.
Because they've turned their backs on the old Coronation Street and the whole identity and spirit of it has been replaced by violence, hatred, rape, and as you say, cringeworthy humour that wouldn't be out of place on Cbeebies!
So turn it off like most of the rest of us have because it's not going to improve any.
@@Barbara.Lerner.Spectre I think you're right....
That's So true, I just Cannot watch it anymore, it's SO Bad, the humour back then was kind of organic, wasn't it, it was naturally 'part' of it
Gail and her little girl act, really grates.
Always reminded me of Lena Zavaroni
Her and Suzie are a terrible double act.
Same! She must have been in her mid-30s here too
Having only just watched her relationship with her daughter and her granddaughter in the early to mid 2000's these episodes pretty much sum up every single parent when it's their turn to "forget" how they were in their young days too 😂
Rita is a selfish horrible person
Len and Rita got married in All Saints Church in Stretford. My mum was driving me back from a swimming 🏊♂️ lesson whilst it was being filmed. 🥰
@Neil J 🤣
1977 that would have been ' this episode is dated April that year.
I was there today inside that church for rembrance sunday
Wonderful !
Rita sure took Hilda’s gift and drank with her, but she’s not good enough for the reception! If I were Hilda, I would never talk to them again!
Len was up for inviting Stan and Hilda to the wedding but horrible Rita scuppered it..
Cracks me up that Len Fairclough was portrayed as the George Clooney of the street with all the birds after him 😅
I liked len
I really don't understand the attraction !!
Its a shame how Rita changed after Len died - went all posh and lady like - i much prefered the brash cocky ever so slightly common Rita
I love Renee, she's ace.
1:20 That little exchange Between Mavis and the cheeky paper boy was quite funny and his accent is so strong! I wonder if they still have accents that strong in those parts 🤔
They don’t have English people in those parts anymore.
In London the Cockney accent is endangered and soon to be extinct.
(These are two separate thoughts, since I’m clearly speaking about two separate areas……..just fending off the inevitable corrections)
I liked it when he brought her the tea and we see Mavis' legs in the foreground, a little nod to Dustin Hoffman and Mrs. Robinson I reckon.
Or a mouse wearing footy boots 😂. His accent is gorgeous.
Of course people still speak that way in Manchester, the same way Cockneys still exist in London.
The paper boy "Darren" has a clear Yorkshire accent , south Yorkshire to be precise, which is completely different to the Lancashire accent where Coronation Street and Weatherfield are set.
True, genuine Lancashire accents on display in these episodes are:
Rita (Oldham)
Irma Ogden (Salford)
Bet (Oldham)
Dierdre (Oldham)
Hilda (although not genuine it is excellent acting and she is acting the Salford accent ,where the studios and set were located and on which the town of Weatherfield was based)
There is no one that I know of , in these 70's episodes with a Manchester accent,the city that borders the much smaller and older city of Salford.
The character Kevin Webster (1984- present ) has a genuine Manchester accent and the actor does not change his own accent for the part.
Dear god. The number of women mad that they missed out on Len Fairclough.
He was the best catch on the Street. He had the looks, charm, fine tastes in art, and knew how to put a lady first. A true gentleman in an era of neanderthal drunkards.
@@notonyournelly5475 very good. Lol
@@theresapierce3934 I think he had a colourful history off screen too?
@@notonyournelly5475 yeah or some would say perverted. I only just read of this wrong 'un a couple hours ago. Beast.
@@MarcoNegrisEye I believe he was found not guilty
Love Elsie!
What kind of invitation is come for a drink??! I’ve never heard of such a thing! Either you are invited to the reception, or not! So a person is not good enough to go to the reception, they are only good enough for a drink??! Hilda bought her a gift, and was at her get together, and Rita was drinking with her, but she’s not good enough to be invited to the reception??! 😂🤣
She hadn't even been invited to Rita's leaving party, she just went anyway, poor woman. Rita has no right to look down on Hilda. Talk about airs and graces.
I really feel sorry for Mavis they treat her like a fool
Len casually popping round to his doctor to get checked out. Another age when GP's were there for patients rather than running a surgery first and last for their own interests.
As time went on, it became increasingly noticeable that Barbara Knox did not enjoy kissing Peter Adamson. If you keep watching the episodes, you'll see what I mean.
Who would??!
I noticed that too
I'm not surprised watching them kissing made me heeve .
Rita's uncle Sam remorphed a few years later into Arnold Swift, who had a thing with Phyllis Pearce. No mistaking that voice!
Phyllis' voice or Uncle Sam? 😂
Eeee Percy love...
That was a very sad sight the poor hungry dog😢
Elsie sure had mellowed by this time. I cant imagine her putting up with Susie's obvious antics in earlier days 😮
Loved Renee’s backflip into the pond. 🤣
The classics are much better than todays storylinea are rubbish
One of my most favorite fishing scenes. Best woman scream ever.
Why can’t Hilda ever take those curlers out of her hair! She does t even take them out for a party! 😂🤣
Lol Ritas wedding hair doo - I burst out laughing when she walked in with it
I was wondering what that thing was on her head. It looks like a very oversized maid’s bonnet, with flowers on the front. I’ve never seen anything like that in America.
@@chicagogyrl4846was 1977 I suppose but have to agree
I love Mother Elsie and the girls with Hilda and Stanley (George and Mildred) in the mix.
Len and Rita deserve each other
Rita’s flat is so much nicer than Len’s miserable place. I’m not a fan of Mr F!
Ps. Thanks so much for uploading. So happy to reminisce over such an important part of my childhood xx
Thanks soo much for sharing 1977! Do you have anything from 1976? I would love to see as much of '76 as that was favourite year for Coronation Street. Thanks a bunch!
I have about fifty episodes only from 76 but they won't be uploaded for along while.
Oh what a lovely dog!! 💕🐾🤗
I liked the dinner scene with Elsie & Ted Brownlow at her home . He was a decent man. Why do eating scenes on the show immediately make you feel hungry lol ?
People might get mad at me but Diedre drove me nuts never cared much for her
Her eyes scare me bulging out of her head .
Mavis is in these episodes yet you single out Dierdre!?
@@MarcoNegrisEye I loved mavis lol
@@scottranger8909 takes all sorts haha
Always thought Deidre was lovely..I fast forward the scenes with Elsie thought, shes such a stress head
Stupid Suzie goes and puts Elsie’s dress on, then lets the dog in with the dress on! She doesn’t have anything else to do, obviously.
Suzie has no respect for other peoples property, that's why.
Enn Reitel was the wedding photographer. He did some of the voices on Spitting Image.
1:05:38...The start of the end of the the UK as we knew it.
End of Pits..end of Steel,,the rise of ..well..
Was 10yrs old when watch this
I was 6 then then.
I never understood that Deirdre being a stunner attitude. She really was quite plain and mediocre looking
She was also quite podgy around the face in this year
I beg to differ. I bet she looked hot stuff without the specs dressed in stockings and suspenders..
She improved a lot around 1981 and then sort of went back again. Marriage to Ken probably undid all the good work.
I thought she was a stunner when she was younger tbh. Lovely skin and shiny hair. The future perm and smoking did their worst over time. God rest her soul. ❤
I think she was quite a pretty looking girl though for the character they had to make her the epitome of the average housewife, hence the specs and her being dressed down.
1:51:42 Isn't that a bit of an odd thing for a man to say to his niece?
Dreary is such a shrew. No wonder Ray strayed.
Gail mentioned the hole in the Ozone Layer at 1:06. I hadn't heard of this until mid 80s. Maybe she had a subscription for New Scientist at The Kabin.
Great northren strong woman
Love Rita she is the second Elsie Rita is marvellous for her age she is still in the program today 2023
She just turned 90 they've done a special its on TH-cam
And Ken he’s still in it late 90s I think .
She was only 44 in this episode, but looks late 50’s!
Face lifts and cosmetic surgery/injections, ect. do wonders!
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who does the cooking and shop work at the Kabin? didn't realise they once had a cafe in there.
Very small scale. Jims cafe opened circa 78 and they dumped the kabin cafe with one table to a segment that sold records!😂 Then, during the Alan Bradley years, the records metamorhasised into yet another blast from the past. Vhs videos!😂😂😂
The pub’s room was too small to have the reception, but Rita only orders 6 bottles of champagne for the guests??! 😂🤣
Where do they get flower arrangements made the day before a wedding??! And that room at the hotel just happened to be free, and the church and bicker, too, all at the last minute! 😂🤣
Corrie Street is the only place that I have ever seen where they can get a wedding together in a week! 😂🤣
Why would you have a wedding without any flowers??! I don’t know what’s wrong with Rita.
Reminds me of my own brides maid dress with the angel sleeves.
Why would you sign a contract, then change your mind at the last minute??! 😂🤣
If Rita wants platinum, that’s what she should have got! Who cares what anyone says??
There are so many dislikeable characters.
Thankully its just soap, it real life 60s-70s there would be quite a few slappings.
And very unattractive ones, too!
Lmao at ken doing tommy copper just like🤣🤣🤣
Very clever move by Anna Kirkbride with the baby screaming, turning her around so most likely her real mother was in sight. It quelled the screaming a little.
No it did not! Bybye headphone users if not loud speaker users there.
26:33 Stan takes his mints...and his money back.
I liked Ernest Bishop, pity they decided to kill him off..
They had to kill him off, because he quit! 😂🤣
2:53:35 Alf, doing his best Oliver Hardy impression!
Rita's uncle saying that he wished he was Len. Thats not right.
Are Gail and Susie so incompent they cant make themselves a meal? Or are they just too lazy?
2:56:32 my favourite statement in the whole video
Didn't catch it . What did she say?
@@andyb4864 "I'll rubby-dubby you next time Lady"
@@bsaunders5271 . Thanks Actually did get all the conversation
But wasn't she addressing it to Eddie Yeats ?
@@andyb4864 yes she was, that's why I found it so funny that she said lady.
@@bsaunders5271 . Oh I See👍
Ray was really a charming husband, telling Deirdre to drop dead like that.
Mimsy mavis does my head in nice you can fast forward when mavis is on .
That water was about 2feet deep. Love to see not only the city but parts of the countryside too. Not like nowadays
Yes i thought the water was shallow , Renee over acting
❤ Mike Baldwin ❤
I remember now why I stopped watching Coronation Street. In a word.....Susie!
Flip I wish they wouldn't make the noisy parts so long! Ray cutting on the factory is a noise that goes straight through you!😮
and Tracey! Wowser! Baby always seemed to come out the wrong side of the cot, providing the cot wasn't next to a wall. Huge pair of lungs.
Alf and Peter Kay could be brothers
The uncle saying to Rita I wish I was len fairclough aaaww a bit incestuous isn't it
Randomly watching this on April 20th, 2023 !
"He says they'll never make it as far as the altar. He reckons they've been kneeling there one too many times."
@go go...been nearly there I think 😊
How can he see out the back car window??!
Mmm smoked salmon , keesh and shably - Lucky Elsie . Im gonna eat stuff like that when i win the lottry
Ken is such a bore 😴
I remonstrated on his character being the longest serving in the history of the programme comparing it to the typically background beige folk in real life who are forever valued by faceless folk.
He has a voice like a robot.
Always has been, presumably always will be.
At 1:51:02, Rita looks as if she's going to make cheese with that head piece she's wearing.
Awww wee Tracy.
If only she stayed "wee" 😂
Methinks I preferred older Tracey. She was significantly quieter. a lot less full decibels screaming.
So did they close the pub while they were all gone? Bette went to the reception for a few minutes then went to run the pub??! 😂🤣
Whats Len going to play with with his wandering hands??? a couple of cherries??
Admittedly I've not been through every single Coronation Street forum or yt comment section but to my knowledge I am the only person who cannot abide any scene with Betty and her "heh heh, mmm mmm, aye aye, *cough cough*, aye, aye, mmm mmm" obligatory tourettes follow up after each bloody sentence! I swear 'Beavis & Butthead' were based on that annoyance. She rips my knitting!
What his name? Benny Stone? Benny 20 Stone. That table and 2 chairs combo must have only been insured for 10 seconds for him and Stan in the same scene. What a gruesome sight men were back then. No wonder it is 3 or 4 times as difficult getting a bird nowadays 😂
Oh thats so harsh - Bessie Turnip was lovely - and played by an actress who had a way bigger career than anyone on The Street ever has
What are you on about silly comment about nothing
@@williamf4544yes loved her
@@sheenamcguire123 it's an observation on what I watched. You not agreeing with it just means you don't agree, tough teabags for you 😂 I'm quite sure you have opinions on the programme that I might find "silly" also.
@@MarcoNegrisEye fair enough I apologise Marco
Why couldn’t she have went and did her singing, then do what she wants when she gets back??! 😂🤣
Perhaps Len was afraid she might be snapped up by someone else. 😅
My dad had a horror of Annie Walker, because of the way she dominated her husband Jack... but he liked Meet the Wife, I think for the same reason!
She send out invitations 1 week before the wedding??! 😂🤣
Fred and Alf didn’t hear Reenie screaming??!
What on earth was on her head.
Why derdrie thought she could christen Tracy??
Everyone christened babies back then. I wasn't christened until I was walking and holding onto/cruising round furniture and stuff age 11 months and my Aunt's youngest wasn't christened at all 30 years after this episode when he would have been newborn. His brother and sister were both christened when they were about the same age as Tracey and the younger sister there was christened age 2. They all reacted the same way, screaming the church down. This baby didn't, which was a bonus considering.