Coronation street - Rovers return fire (1986 first)

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  • @kirstyburden9262
    @kirstyburden9262 Před 2 lety +2

    I remember this clip well in my childhood days.

  • @alexanderjones9572
    @alexanderjones9572 Před 3 lety +10

    Good job Sally did decide to pinch the key and run across the road actually. If she and Kevin had gone straight into no. 13, she wouldn’t have seen the smoke, and no alarm would’ve been raised.

  • @jubileebaby9787
    @jubileebaby9787 Před 3 lety +4

    Eh up it’s a go-er this one…
    When the fire engine arrives it is seen going up the Street past the corner shop, but in the second shot it approaches from the Rosamund St end..

  • @jane1975
    @jane1975 Před 3 lety +6

    Remember it well.

  • @stephenmcconnell1000
    @stephenmcconnell1000 Před rokem +2

    I remember watching this as a kid more shocked at the sight of Bet Lynch without her Taj Mahal wig on than the fire itself

    • @stevenfromleicester2529
      @stevenfromleicester2529 Před rokem +1

      Strange the things you remember. I watched this as 9year old well my parents did and I remember it to this day.

  • @MikeGMcDermott
    @MikeGMcDermott Před 2 lety +1

    In the days when the Greater Manchester Fire Brigade still had Leyland fire engines. :-)

  • @markgreet3543
    @markgreet3543 Před 9 měsíci

    When bet screams it put the fear into me for days, excellent acting.

  • @EatMyCrumpet01
    @EatMyCrumpet01 Před rokem +2

    Ken asking “what’s all the commotion?” And everyone else asking “what’s going on???” Whilst there’s smoke in the street…In the words of Beth in the 2013 rovers fire “it’s not a pigging flood is it???” 🤣

  • @markgreet3543
    @markgreet3543 Před rokem +1

    Total shocker,watched it back in the day, betts screaming was very scary,but of course very understanding, only thing that kept calm was Terry's nike peagus trainers well smart, I'm glad she was OK they were brave.

  • @cliveevans9795
    @cliveevans9795 Před 2 lety +2

    And that's the end of the snug and select

  • @alexanderjones9572
    @alexanderjones9572 Před 3 lety +5

    Where were Rita, Alf and Audrey? They all lived on the Street then, after all.

    • @cliveevans9795
      @cliveevans9795 Před 2 lety +2

      Rita was lri the kabin that time probably..and Alf and Audrey lived off the street

    • @dementednun1175
      @dementednun1175 Před rokem

      Haha there was a cast of 60+ at the time lol they couldn't write something for them all and to be fair what would Audrey add to the situation only a comical joke. I also couldn't see Alf doing an awful lot either.

    • @stephenmcconnell1000
      @stephenmcconnell1000 Před rokem

      ​@cliveevans9795 Alf and Audrey lived on the street during this time because the McDonald family didn't buy the house from them until 1989. That's Rita (or a body double) looking out the window at 03:41.

    • @anothercomment
      @anothercomment Před 11 měsíci

      ​@stephenmcconnell1000 You're right. Alf and Audrey moved into No 11 after the short-lived Clayton family moved out in 1985, and would remain at the house until 1989. Surprisingly, they weren't involved in the fire episode but given it was June they might have been off on their summer holidays! Rita may have been sorting the papers at the Kabin. I presume this is why she didn't feature.

    • @muk8804
      @muk8804 Před 9 měsíci +1

      @@stephenmcconnell1000 Mave always did the papers - it was a bone of contention for many a Kabin chat over the years

  • @tonyjenkins3937
    @tonyjenkins3937 Před rokem +1

    go on Percy my son

  • @cliveevans9795
    @cliveevans9795 Před 2 lety +1

    Annie walker put curse on the place

  • @MarkGenner-xz4zu
    @MarkGenner-xz4zu Před 3 měsíci

    9:08 END OF PART ONE

  • @pauldavies152
    @pauldavies152 Před rokem

    They were either in T, cabin or T, red wreck

  • @cliveevans9795
    @cliveevans9795 Před rokem

    Annie's put a curse on the pub

  • @connorwilson177
    @connorwilson177 Před 2 lety +1

    27 years later the rovers got bunt dawn by Karl monro