Coronation Street
Created by Tony Warren
The residents of Coronation Street are ordinary, working-class people, and the show follows them through regular social and family interactions at home, in the workplace, and in their local pub, the Rovers Return Inn. Britain's longest-running soap. From TMDB
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60 of 235 · most liked firstTomorrow I show my latest directorial efforts (four episodes of Coronation Street) to my producer. Keep ‘em crossed for me! 🙏🏻
neutral · AI labelView post →Someone playing Splatoon 2 and saying "Im nearly at the end of this level", he is currently playing "Turf War" the casual multiplayer game mode (show: Coronation Street (ep #10077 because soap operas are insane))
neutral · AI labelView post →NEW PODCAST EPISODE! This week we're joined by the fantastic John Thomson (The Fast Show, Cold Feet, Coronation Street), who tells us about his career, his real-life spooky experiences, and the three things that scarred his childhood! Listen: pod.link/1706291698
neutral · AI labelView post →Corrie (aka Coronation Street, the UK's longest running tv soap opera) cast a cis woman to play Hailey, a trans woman, *in the 1990s*. Hailey was a beloved character and a fixture on the show for SIXTEEN YEARS. My ninety year old granny loved her. There are no excuses.
positive · AI labelView post →I do find myself wondering what our version of Coronation Street and Murdock Mysteries will be. Is it just the Critical Roll animated series?
neutral · AI labelView post →BBC News just announced the death of Kenneth Cope, aged 93, with a clip from Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased). His contributions to Coronation Street, the Carry Ons, and other series were also mentioned. One of the actors whose distinctive appearances quietly defined his time.
neutral · AI labelView post →The pensioners in question were a group of WWII ex-special forces with undiagnosed PTSD who had been self-treating with Coronation Street, Still Game and WWII history shows.
neutral · AI labelView post →I was 9 when British soap Coronation Street had their trans character, Hayley, get married. I asked my mum why people on the show were upset. She that Hayley had been a man and now she was a woman. Some people thought she was still a man and men shouldn’t marry men. (1/2)
neutral · AI labelView post →Ann McManus is also credited (in her obituary by Julie Bindel in The Guardian) as having been who decided Coronation Street's Hayley Cropper is transgender. Making her the first regular trans character on a TV show and one of the most beloved trans women in the UK.
neutral · AI labelView post →Stan Ogden at the piano in 1967 leading The Stars Of Coronation Street for a Singalong At The Rover's Return "from 'She's a Lassie from Lancashire', to 'Show me the Way to Go Home'–with a side journey in the 'Yellow Submarine'.
neutral · AI labelView post →Pre Doctor Who, Elisabeth Sladen poses for a series of stills for Granada Television Studios in 1970 Sladen would be cast on Granada’s ‘Coronation Street’ in January 1970 as Anita Reynolds, a young barmaid at The Flying Horse. This was Sladen’s second television role.
neutral · AI labelView post →Having had tickets for "The B-52s final UK show" in 2019, the announcement that they're returning next year makes me feel like those people who bought the Coronation Street video only to find it was on the telly three months later.
negative · AI labelView post →Davy Jones outside The Rovers Return on the set of Coronation Street in 1972 🙂 Davy had been on the show way back in 1961! 🎥
neutral · AI labelView post →This just in: the first ever episode of Coronation Street is remarkably good. Script, acting, set design: everything is splendid. And as an opening twenty-odd minutes, it sets the show up brilliantly. I pride myself on only being 65 years late when it comes to my contemporary criticism.
positive · AI labelView post →OMFG there is going to be a drag show on 1970s Coronation Street
neutral · AI labelView post →FACT OF THE DAY. 19 February 1985. 13 million viewers watched the 1st episode of the BBC1 soap opera, EastEnders. The series was created by Julia Smith and Tony Holland and aimed to rival ITV’s Coronation Street. It was set in the fictional working class London Borough of Walford.
neutral · AI labelView post →Tonight’s episode of Coronation Street was dedicated to Kay Patrick who Directed over 250 of the show. In Doctor Who she played Poppaea in The Romans and Flower in The Savages.
neutral · AI labelView post →Coronation Street - written by Leslie Duxbury (7th April 1976). Margot Bryant departs the series in a rather low-key and ignominious way (her failing memory was obvious in this last scene - she had to keep referring to a script page, left on the counter).
neutral · AI labelView post →What show am I binge-watching at the moment? 1960s Coronation Street. Anyway, here's a small biro sketch of the fabulous Violet Carson as Ena Sharples.
positive · AI labelView post →Between shows The Smiths used to hang around Coronation Street hoping to get a break in proper showbusiness. The Boy With The Thorn In His Side , a top twenty smash forty years ago this very week, is now on the Late Show. Which is not proper showbusiness, either. buff.ly/ufHiFpz
neutral · AI labelView post →Coronation Street - written by John Stevenson (21st December 1977). Eddie's booked a star guest for the old folks' Christmas show but he's failed to turn up. So the likes of Ivy and Eddie are required to fill in.
neutral · AI labelView post →Coronation Street - written by John Stevenson (21st December 1977). Eddie's booked a star guest for the old folks' Christmas show but he's failed to turn up, so Eddie has to fill the gap.
neutral · AI labelView post →Coronation Street - written by John Finch (3rd March 1961). This was Finch's first script for the series. As a writer (and also script editor and producer) he was a key figure during the series' first decade. Later, he created programmes such as A Family at War and Sam.
neutral · AI labelView post →You're trapped in the last TV show you watched. Where are you? Coronation Street so it's likely I'll either be murdered, banged up in prison or having an affair 😆
neutral · AI labelView post →In Memoriam Michael Sheard 18 June 1938 – 31 August 2005 Age 67 Actor Mr Bronson in Grange Hill Albert Ede in Crossroads Arthur Dabner in Coronation Street Multiple appearances in Dr Finlay's Casebook, Z Cars, Dixon of Dock Green, Softly Softly and Doctor Who.
neutral · AI labelView post →‘We warned everyone: do not go near Tom Cruise!’ How Covid sent British TV haywire, five years on. > Nearly four years ago, back when Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield were still mates, and both still employed by ITV, it felt normal to watch the two This Morning hosts get emotional as they embraced through a “cuddle curtain” – a thick sheet of plastic with arm sockets. “Why does it feel like we’re in prison?” laughed Schofield. “This is what the internet was made for!” yelled guest Ant…
neutral · AI labelView post →I'm going to level with you, the only Inside Out I know is the regional BBC consumer series where cowboy builders got exposed to the 27 people not watching Coronation Street.
neutral · AI labelView post →Coronation Street - written by John Finch (3rd March 1961). This was Finch's first script for the series. As a writer (and also script editor and producer) he was a key figure during the series' first decade. Later, he created programmes such as A Family at War and Sam.
neutral · AI labelView post →Threads is a perfect gem of a movie and I doubt a modern TV series could capture the magic of the original. Why not remake old stuff that had interesting ideas poorly delivered? (That said, they could revisit the idea of using the cast of Coronation Street)
neutral · AI labelView post →My kids are getting into the Simpsons and I love it so much… also, how are they like 35 seasons in?! I would not have predicted in the late 90’s that this show would be multigenerational like East Enders or Coronation Street.
positive · AI labelView post →This is what's scary to me. Coronation Street is hardly a 'woke' TV show. But 12 years ago it did something that would be considered dangerous, brave and extraordinary.
positive · AI labelView post →Coronation Street is the only show in existence where you can show a picture of a baby and a 61-year-old & it's the same character #Corrie
neutral · AI labelView post →It looks like the Guardian is basing this off reports from Dispatches and The Times and iy seems that it's really mot quite clear how it works. Here's the de-paywalled Times report: [https://archive.is/s5eDe](https://archive.is/s5eDe) > > > ... a “clean room” can match specific shoppers, or small groups of shoppers, with specific television viewers and work out when they are likely to be the same person. > > > > > Few experts are willing to reveal the exact science, but the software can make…
neutral · AI labelView post →(Yes, Coronation Street and The World at War and The Muppet Show and Morse, but there has never been anything else quite like this.) #70Up
neutral · AI labelView post →My mom watched Coronation Street. She wasn't home when it was on because she had a job like so many other people. We got this VCR that would record the show then erase the commercials because networks couldn't resist playing ads louder so it would detects the volume increase and tag those as ad starts and finishes. When you went back to watch the show the ads would fast forward.
neutral · AI labelView post →Name your top 15 TV shows ever, gut instincts only— no particular orders Doctor Who Coronation Street Black Books Man about the house Top of the Pops Horizon The Good Life Blake’s 7 Tomorrow’s World The Fast Show Dad’s Army The Golden Girls Schitts Creek Auf Wiedersehen Pet Ghost Story For Xmas
positive · AI labelView post →Remembering the late but legendary Dame Patricia Routledge, Tony-winning British actress and singer, on her 97th birthday, beloved for her role as Hyacinth Bucket in the classic BBC TV comedy series KEEPING UP APPEARANCES, as well as roles in TO SIR, WITH LOVE, CORONATION STREET, and much more.
neutral · AI labelView post →I could keep Betty's name and have an entirely Coronation Street themed series of dogs savinghope.co.nz/dogs/betty/
neutral · AI labelView post →The zoom on my new phone is unreal At 25x I could see the Coronation Street tour this morning! (The zoomed out pic is from yesterday btw, just to show where it was!)
neutral · AI labelView post →TV shows that I love - The Owl House - 9-1-1 - 9-1-1 Lonestar - The Rookie - Amphibia - Gravity Falls - Hollyoaks - Coronation Street - The Ghost and Molly McGee - Regular Show - The Amazing World of Gumball - The Simpsons - Butterfly - The Big Bang Theory - Young Sheldon
positive · AI labelView post →#Svengoolie demonstrating that #DoctorWho is UK equivalent of #PerryMason in terms of cast appearances. I'd bet "Coronation Street" has had as many, but we don't know about that show here in the States.
neutral · AI labelView post →Coronation Street posting as ITVX has suddenly (accurately) decided I am using a VPN and will not show me the latest UK episode! Crisis! I shall have to go somewhere more dodgy for it
negative · AI labelView post →40 YEARS AGO TODAY: never mind the videos, including a reggae version of the Coronation Street theme set to what looks like stock footage, Max Headroom has some footage of the making of golf balls to share with us.
neutral · AI labelView post →Hello everyone! Thank you to those who have followed me! Not really sure how/when I’m going to use this app. Here’s a little introduction about me. I’m a magician and I tour the UK holiday parks performing my magic show. My favourite things in life are Magic, Doctor Who and Coronation Street 😂
neutral · AI labelView post →Davy Jones outside the Rovers Return Inn on the set of Coronation Street in 1972 🙂 Davy had been on the show way back in 1961!
neutral · AI labelView post →30 YEARS AGO TODAY: because Granada know how to make money, a South Bank Show on Coronation Street was later released on sell-through VHS. Some writer's room banter provides a chat with Frank Cottrell Boyce and a glimpse or two of Sally Wainwright.
neutral · AI labelView post →Delight. More upfront "this is the TV show my game should be" expectation management from designers please. (EmpireLRP is Coronation Street plus House of Cards but also HBO Joe Abercrombie)
neutral · AI labelView post →60 YEARS AGO TODAY: Steve Coogan is born. In 1989 he and his range of voices starred in a series of shorts for The Krypton Factor's Observation round, written by Paul Abbott as a sideline from Coronation Street scripts.
neutral · AI labelView post →What's even weirder he was a writer on Coronation Street when Hayley Cropper was introduced, one of the series' most loved characters - a trans woman. He was instrumental in her early creation. He's basically said, 'not all transes are like Hayley. That's the problem.'
neutral · AI labelView post →TV OFFCUT OF THE DAY: TV Guide (yes, the American one) runs a feature on Coronation Street, 20 November 1965. "Any American writer who seriously proposed them for a series would be strait-jacketed by the nearest Nielsen tabulator"
neutral · AI labelView post →RIP Philip Lowrie at the age of 88. Dennis Tanner in over 600 episodes of Coronation Street. He also was one of the announcers on Fifteen to 1 and appeared in several of Victoria Wood's series including As Seen On TV and All Day Breakfast. Colin Philip Lowrie 1936-2025
neutral · AI labelView post →Last night I had a dream that I had to build Coronation Street before the series started in a week's time. I only had a cement mixer to work with, nothing useful like bricks. I was trying to work out how much cement I'd need to make a single house. What a ridiculous thing to get anxious about.
neutral · AI labelView post →Rediscovered this brilliant South Bank Show about Coronation Street that I used to watch over and over. So many of these people are no longer with us but here they are, preserved, as Tony Warren says, "like flies in amber". It's so gorgeous. #Corrie www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpRF...
positive · AI labelView post →If people asked me what book I'd most recommend them to read, it would be Never The Bride (and the rest of the Brenda & Effie series). Camp British horror. Coronation Street meets Hammer House whose two main characters are women of a certain vintage. #BookSky
neutral · AI labelView post →It didn't used to be just big stuff like football. Because broadcast TV here was both popular and only a handful of channels, it used to be something that happened during every episode of EastEnders or Coronation Street.
neutral · AI labelView post →I feel very lucky that Bark! keeps being seen on Coronation Street. This photo is from ITV press images for this week's show in the UK (coming to Canada in about 3 weeks)
neutral · AI labelView post →(Quote repost chain...) Top 15 TV shows, gut instincts only A-Team The Simpsons Match of the Day Rentaghost Ashes to Ashes Eastenders Coronation Street Peep Show Blue Peter (some years best) Only Fools and Horses Morecambe and Wise The Two Ronnies Porridge Hi-de-Hi A Touch of Frost
positive · AI labelView post →Sarah is watching the New Year’s episode of Coronation Street, and it looks like it was maybe shot on film? It is genuinely insane how much better it looks. It looks like a real tv show
positive · AI labelView post →#OnThisDay 21 September 1994 The Sun has this #CoronationStreet photo story: THE ROVERS - Coronation Street stars show us their pooch pals . . .
neutral · AI labelView post →The episode of Emergency Ward 10 which killed off Barbara Clegg's character off-screen, a year after Clegg had left the series, and enabling Clegg to leave her TV stardom behind and concentrate more on writing (for Coronation Street, The Dales, Crossroads, Waggoners' Walk and eventually Doctor Who).
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