Classic Coronation Street #3 Save the cobbles residents are whining, whilst Deirdre and Dev are 69ing!

Who were the greatest ever couple in Classic Coronation Street?

  • Bet and Alec Gilroy

    Votes: 24 11.0%
  • Jim and LIz McDonald

    Votes: 10 4.6%
  • Roy and Hayley Cropper

    Votes: 35 16.0%
  • Mike and Alma Baldwin

    Votes: 6 2.7%
  • Deirdre and Ken Barlow

    Votes: 14 6.4%
  • Jack and Vera Duckworth

    Votes: 137 62.6%
  • Alf and Audrey Roberts

    Votes: 7 3.2%
  • Les and Janice Battersby!

    Votes: 19 8.7%
  • Sally and Kevin Webster

    Votes: 6 2.7%
  • Other

    Votes: 3 1.4%

  • Total voters
    219
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I’m slowly catching up and loving how they didn’t even try and hide Julie Hesmondhalgh’s pregnancy. When she ran to get Wayne away from Alex she was literally waddling!

Things I never want to see again:

1. Martin and Sally kissing
2. Gail and Richard kissing
3. Martin in any kind of shorts
4. Fizz
I wonder why the didn't hide her pregnancy? In a way it is damaging to her character Hayley, a trans woman who could never be naturally pregnant.
Whoever took over as producer of Corrie in these recent episodes, really undermined the show. At least Brian Park created some interesting dynamics- Kevin and Natalie, Deirdre being imprisoned. They were stoylines that had the "nation" of Corrie fans talking. This new producer, seemed to have created one sensationalist storyline after the other, in quick sucession.
Here is where the rot began to set in.
 
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I wonder why the didn't hide her pregnancy? In a way it is damaging to her character Hayley, a trans woman who could never be naturally pregnant.
Whoever took over as producer of Corrie in these recent episodes, really undermined the show. At least Brian Park created some interesting dynamics- Kevin and Natalie, Deirdre being imprisoned. They were stoylines that had the "nation" of Corrie fans talking. This new producer, seemed to have created one sensationalist storyline after the other, in quick sucession.
Here is where the rot began to set in.
That’s a really good point, sometimes when someone starts carrying big tote bags or gets an impromptu job behind the bar it’s almost more obvious but I never thought of it like that before. They made no effort at all.

And the storylines are just one after the other high impact dramas - the Freshco siege, Alma’s cancer and death, Toyah’s rape, Sarah’s kidnap, Roy and Hayley on the run…and they had two wedding/cheating stories with Mike and Linda and Sally and Danny, the double crossing at the Rovers - and I’m sure when I started watching it someone left Jack something in their will and now it’s a shed at an allotment. It was better when the biggest story was Derek’s gnome going missing!
 
Goodbye and good riddance to Linda Baldwin tomorrow.

Although the second episode broadcast today was the final appearance of Jacqueline Chadwick as Linda.

We'll see Linda for the final time tomorrow, however Jacqueline Chadwick was preparing to go on maternity leave but fell ill and refused to return to film exit scenes.

So Linda's scenes were filmed with a double in far away camera angles.

Also the final appearance of Mark Redman. Although he'll return briefly once again in 2006, for the storyline involving Mike's death - which at this point is only 4½ years away (April 2006).
 
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Goodbye and good riddance to Linda Baldwin tomorrow.

Although the second episode broadcast today was the final appearance of Jacqueline Chadwick as Linda.

We'll see Linda for the final time tomorrow, however Jacqueline Chadwick was preparing to go on maternity leave but fell ill and refused to return to film exit scenes.

So Linda's scenes were filmed with a double in far away camera angles.

Also the final appearance of Mark Redman. Although he'll return briefly once again in 2006, for the storyline involving Mike's death - which at this point is only 4½ years away (April 2006).
Which will be soon at the rate this show is moving
 
Goodbye and good riddance to Linda Baldwin tomorrow.

Although the second episode broadcast today was the final appearance of Jacqueline Chadwick as Linda.

We'll see Linda for the final time tomorrow, however Jacqueline Chadwick was preparing to go on maternity leave but fell ill and refused to return to film exit scenes.

So Linda's scenes were filmed with a double in far away camera angles.

Also the final appearance of Mark Redman. Although he'll return briefly once again in 2006, for the storyline involving Mike's death - which at this point is only 4½ years away (April 2006).

There was only one hour long episode shown yesterday (Monday). We saw a body double used in Monday’s episode when we saw Mark kissing a ‘Linda’ double
 
Goodbye and good riddance to Linda Baldwin tomorrow.

Although the second episode broadcast today was the final appearance of Jacqueline Chadwick as Linda.

We'll see Linda for the final time tomorrow, however Jacqueline Chadwick was preparing to go on maternity leave but fell ill and refused to return to film exit scenes.

So Linda's scenes were filmed with a double in far away camera angles.

Also the final appearance of Mark Redman. Although he'll return briefly once again in 2006, for the storyline involving Mike's death - which at this point is only 4½ years away (April 2006).
Mike looked old yesterday I thought. Frail.

Not topless Martin again!


I missed this- thankfully.
Martin - or the guy who plays him- is a wooden actor. Always thought that. And how HOW does he get all the women???
 
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