1430 30th September 1974
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p.s. I am looking for these episodes:
2000 - May 31 (I only have a partial - 3 min over-written 9:40 - 12:40)
2001 - Jan 22 (I only have the first half)
2001 - June 8 (I only have a partial - missing 3 min at end)
2002 - Oct 18 (often it is actually a mislabeled 20th Oct)
2003 - March 28 (I only have a partial - missing 3 min at end)
2004 - May 28 mine is a damaged mix of two episodes
Also looking for these pre-April 1976 episodes..
from Granada Plus rebroadcasts (Please check your old video tapes!)
0986 - 6th July 1970 -- Transmitted on Saturday, 9th November, 1996.
1232 - 6th November 1972 -- Transmitted on Saturday, 8th February, 1997.
1313 - 15th August 1973 -- Transmitted on Saturday, 12th October, 1996.
1473 - 3rd March 1975 -- Transmitted on Saturday, 7th June, 1997.
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These glasses are growing cobwebs!😂 Classic. Scriptwriting at its finest 👌 👏.
Brilliant. Corrie at its very best. I've said it many times but Doris Speed was a star . So , so missed. Don't watch it anymore sadly. Terrible story lines nowadays. When Betty Driver passed away that was the end for me. She was the last connection to the Annie Walker era.
I stopped watching after Deirdre"s funeral - only watched one episode since - the one where Mrs Bishop left for Peru
I felt the same way about Bet Lynch. I did venture to watch her return, which was enhanced with the classic line: "Give the girl a coconut" but I fell by the wayside once again as the scriptwriters malevolently changed her character. Was it glamdolly who identified the vintage years as 1976-84, though for myself the show ended essentially with Annie's departure in late 1983.
So very true. I wasn’t born until rather late 80s, but much prefer the iconic Coronation Street (60s-early nineties) when all the greats were in it. Pat Phoenix, Doris Speed, Julie Goodyear, Thelma Barlow. To name a few. Corrie these days is not great. Thanks for posting this comment, it’s lovely to see other people appreciative of the golden Corrie years ✨⭐️
Rita, Ken and Gail are still in it when Annie Walker was
@@williamf4544 , her name was Deirdre, not Derdries. Getting someone’s name right shows good manners and respect.
Rita's outfit makes her look like a Star Trek crew member, lol. She's so lovely though.
😂I want one
Blanche was always a force to be reckoned with - even here, slightly softer spoken.
It's puzzling to hear Emily so judgmental of having Rita around for Sheila's party when fast forward to the 1990s and 00s and they're the closest of friends. The enclave of Rita, Emily, Betty, Blanche, Ken, Norris.
No, Emily and Rita were friendly back in the '70s too, but here Emily didn't think it was a good idea to invite Rita to a party with Len in attendance (they had broken off engagement only a few weeks prior).
I didn't recognize Blanche without those big glasses! She was pretty back then
Blanche was very attractive . She was very attractive, but she was a heavy smoker, which told on her in her late years, and her illness as well. Deirdre was gorgeous as well, but for some godforsaken reason, they decided to stick those big specs on her.
Third appearance of Mrs Hunt, played for the first time by Maggie Jones. In episodes 1418 and 1419, Patricia Cutts played her.
Tragic that Patricia Cutts did what she did, but Maggie definitely owned the role from her very first appearance.
@@petermasefield8403 , very true. It’s hard to imagine another actress but Ms. Jones in the role of Blanche. Her performance at the A.A. meeting with Peter, Ken and Deirdre was and still is legendary 😂.
Never knew that, thank you
How can Ernest and Emily have a last look around the room, prior to their guests arriving and not straigten up the lampshade?
Ty so much for uploading these episodes great fan from nz here 💓
2:21 top right corner. Albert Tatlock's on Gramophone magazine.
I can't get over how young everyone is!
Yeah, it's called the past. Strangely we were all young in the past.
@@charlottebruce979 I'm so happy for your well informed comment, Charlotte.
Sarcy mare aren’t ya?
Find the ball was a competition. A newspaper would show an action photograph taken at random at a football match but removing the ball. Entrants would put an X where they thought the ball was, cut out the photo and send it in. There was usually a very good prize for whoever was most accurate at "spotting the ball". You could put as many Xs as you wanted but it was about sixpence a go paid by postal order.
Eventually the photos were composites rather than actual shots from a match. There was supposed to be a panel of experts who decided where the ball would be. In reality the winners were picked at random.
There was a brief "scandal" when a man set out to prove it was a con. He used a draughtsman's pen and a magnifying glass to fill out several coupons and cover every part of the image. He didn't win, went to some TV show about it, Nationwide or That's Life. The spitbthe ball company said they'd examined his cousins closely, but none of his crosses were in the exact centre of the ball.
I used to deal with coupons when I worked in a shop after leaving school in the early eighties. I always thought people were throwing away their money after that. I never said so though. Some people would put huge crosses all over the place, others would put small clusters. There were three prices then, depending on the number of crosses you put. I can't remember the prices though. I do remember Walkers crisps were 9p a pack and Mars Bars 14p each.
I remember when I could get a packet of crisps and a toffee yo yo biscuit for 10p in the tuck shop in school!
If someone kissed my date like that I think I'd slap her the Blanche way 😏
Sad Gerry booth died so young 18th October 1975
Graham Haberfield was only 33 years old!! Way too young.
"the Shirley Temple of sex" - what a way to desceibe Mavis
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U do know Shirley Temple was SA her whole childhood
Thank you thank you thank you 😀
21:06 Len talking off set to an actor waiting to walk on.
16:41 The head on that beer. 😮🍺
That business with Jerry's speech was just ridiculous. Terrible scripting and acting.
I was about to say the exact same thing! Although I appreciated Graham Haberfield’s acting in general, this was just dreadful, unfortunately. So sad he died a few months later at such a young age 😢.
There were so many gingers in Coro back then.
Len, Ken, Jerry, Rita, Hilda and Elsie.
@@annoldham3018 Ken and Hilda were hardly ginger!
@@bibakroll8999 more auburn perhaps? But definitely reddish.
@@bibakroll8999Watch Ken in 1970 and 72. He’s dark red.
Didn’t realise Blanche was in back then too! Quite a hotty too! 😂
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Great show. Did the woman throwing the party call Ken ''David''? When he arrived?
I must admit, it was sad when Ernest died, but I did find him a bit of a moaner and typical of men of the era who wanted to be king of his castle.
👋 hi . I was wondering if anyone could explain what the Find the Football contest was about. Thank you 😁
My dad used to play that
You had to mark and X on a picture where you think the football would be then pay for every entry.
We called it spot the ball
I remember that competition here in Ireland in the Sunday press newspaper you had to spot where the ball would land and then you fill out the coupon with you name and address and then post it of the Sunday press newspaper if you were lucky the winner you win yourself £5.00 pounds .was it different in in England like paying 10 pence to enter it.
It was in Scotland are
What room of no 3 are Ernest and Emily in? Doesn’t look like any of them!
It was back room that leads on to the kitchenette seen from a different angle - We never ever saw Emilys front room - In fact we only ever seen Hilda Ogdens front room when Mrs Hardman lived there because she was from good breeding and previously lived in a grand house so she used the front room as a living room ,We saw Esie Tanners front room when it was being made into a bedroom for Marrion and we got a little peak at Albert tatlocks from the outside one time when he was sat on his bed crying about the Mike and Derdrie shinanigans but we never got inside - I like the idea of a front room - somewhere you can keep nice and have your china cabinet in and some of your mother or grannies bit and bobs that you kept
I remember seeing the Mallet's front room as Gary had a drum kit in there for a while!
Jerry and Graham died over 12 months later
Blanche the arrogant thug, always ready to raise her hand. There were better ways of standing up for Deirdre.
6:15 I wonder could anyone dicipher what Deirdre was typing
Did it make sense(doubt it) or was it just gibberish.
Blanch could do with given ray a rew more slaps like that
Phew Ray Langton what a nasty piece he was!
Maybe so, but….fantastic hair! (Not😂)
He was a rounded character, good and bad in turns, like people are generally. They didn't do pantomime villains then.
Thought he was rather cheeky to Deidre in this and deserved the slap from Blanche.
However, it’s hard to believe that a year later the two of them were madly in love and married. Yes he could be a ruffian or sometimes he could be very good as well.
Three years later when Deidre had a breakdown after being assaulted under the viaduct Rae was generally worried about her.
@@garethsmyth6593 Never liked Ray. He was a selfish, inconsiderate so and so.
Blanche iron lady in her day
Blanche 👍🏻👍🏻
Oh I could kiss Blanche for that slap!
Ray's a prize jerk but I agree with Annie Walker in this case....
Ray Langton and Len dancing ... 🙄💃
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Young people these days wouldnt know good music if it slapped them in face - Not like back in the good old days - Roll out the barrel ,Ive got a lovely bunch of coco nuts ,Kness up mother brown - them were proper songs
Wow what can I say where are you getting all these Coronation Street episodes from from the early 70s. They're not taken from the network release or the video releases that came out in the early 90s.
They must be rare episodes that are deep in the ITV vaults there must be a contact at ITV or getting inform can you let me know thank you
??? This is from the 1970's DVD box set... No mystery... No secret agents!
coronationstreet.wikia.com/wiki/Coronation_Street:_1970-1979_(DVD)
Auntie Corrie2 you know all the episodes of coronation street that you have uploaded which features the countdown clock are they taking from the dvds on a from another source
Dont be nosey
william f hi just wanted to know because I'm fascinated about archive material classic
LOL