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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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❤️❤️❤️❤️ R.I.P. Ena, & Elsie - Violet Carson, Pat Phoenix!! Two wonderful Dames
Dames are u American
Brilliant! Brilliant! They should show that to todays Producers, Directors Writers and so-called actors. They'd learn a lifetime of Drama.
times have changed
Sooooo right!
@@ellywhitcombe5007 Totally agree-they all look so groomed these days
Love jack and Annie walker they were the best at the rovers return arthur leslie as jack walker died in 1970
Totally agree. The best ever !
Ena's face when Elsie is handed that notice - pure malice
This is pure gold, Corrie today is not the same, it’s trash now.
Barnstormer of an episode , shows why the Street was the best
WAS....
A true classic episode with 2 (of the 3) queens of Corrie at it.
Ena having a light hearted conversation with Ken and telling him what she was like in her younger day's, old Swindley comes along and Ena face changes like the weather! Ena didn't suffer fools gladly and Swindley could get above himself at times. Ena Sharples was played by Violet Carson on more than one level, if things were going well in the street she was to the others the hair netted old bag from the Glad Tidings Hall, but if things weren't so good Ena was the first they turned to, her advice not always being the answered they wanted, but always the right advice. "Little children were never afraid of Mrs.Sharples" Violet Carson once said of the character, "they will come over stand next to her and hold Mrs.Sharples hand".
Ena reminds me of my very late grandmother. She used to shake her walking stick at me from her chair, then give me half a crown to spend. Bark worse than her bite
Ena and Elsie scrapping like a couple of strays, whilst the band plays “All Things Bright and Beautiful” 😂 they certainly don’t make tv like this anymore!
Wouldn't fancy getting caught between them though!!
Annie Walker's voice has become posher every year.
What does that mean posh? Does it mean stuck up??
At 4:42 why did she pour that water on the wall for?
@@danrobinson572 In a way, yes.
@@danrobinson572 If you looked at the episode, you'll understand that Elsie wanted to make the house look in disrepair so Ena wouldn't want to move in therefore not chucking Elsie and Dennis out. Throwing water on the wall gave the appearance of there being damp in the walls.
@@carolineg1872 ok but it backed fired on her and son. But smart thinking!!
Ena and Elsie brilliant
“ you’re on that ten bob, the big one to take her in round two!l” brilliant.
18:51 Omg lol! When ena runs back in and hurts elsie 😂😂😂
Even in small Scottish towns like where i grew up there was always an Elsie Tanner or two - even in the 60s and 70s the women of the town would still be talking about them and what they got up to during the war - and not in a nice way i might add
I'm watching these old episodes because I'm interested in the street layout compared to 2018 Gosh its changed
Saharan Paula And not for the better. THIS is Coronation Street, not those sandblasted bricks and Home and Away types.
It’ll change again if Ray Crosbie has his way. The Platts’, the Metcalfes’ and Geoff’s houses, the Kabin and Underworld will all be gone-replaced by a big block of flats. Imagine how huge the Corrie cast’ll be THEN- with all the residents of the new flats!
The street set was built in the studio every week. They only got an outdoor set in the late 60s.
I love the way Ken stands behind Ena outside the pub
Ken Barlow then and he's still in it lol.
the band playing all things bright and beautiful haha and ena and elsie tanner having a fight in the street great acting better that the crap you get today
So how will Stan cope on the milk round with the early starts?! 😂😂
He's got the best alarm clock the world has ever known... Hilda.
@@skapunkno1 “STANLEY!!!”
Not well, I bet.
Loving the set
The men were smart ( afraid) not to interfere in the fight 😂😂😂😂
By 'eck, Annie dropped her accent for 10 seconds there!
Why didn't Albert offer a room to Ena? Hypocrite.
He’d probably been told by Martha (and remembered) how Ena had moved in and started totally rearranging all Martha’s stuff.
Anyone notice that the street was erected slightly wrong in this, Albert's front door is next to the Rovers, rather than his bay window. Those scenes looked a hell of a lot for Violet (Carson) to film. I preferred it when Ena mellowed, which is when i grew up watching it, she was almost a different person to the one here. Does anyone know why on the Ida Barlow funeral episode the bay windows are completely different? I know this question has been asked on the internet by others, but no one seems to know. I use to love the first brick built set, and the gap in the row with a park bench in that gap, the park bench being a replacement for no.7. In these scenes i noticed only part of the Rovers looks as if it has been erected.
They switched between studio cobbles and a real street often until 1968 when they built the first set. That's why it frequently changes.
@@Ben6164 I think this looks like the studio.
❤ 10/10
I was 2 days old when this aired. :)
Misha
I wasn't even a twinkle in my dad's eye, when this aired 😉
Not your photo then?
I was four months old and a continent away.
The phoney war, WWII, everyone was told it would be over by Christmas of that first year, 1939, that is what they were alluding to.
Thanks for the clarification. Every once in a while, there is a reminder that the characters (and the actors) lived through a brutal war only 20 years earlier.
the street lost two houses as it was too long to fit it all in the studio
Don’t know about Mr Swindley facially resembling someone from Ena’s past-but he does facially resemble someone in Miss Nugent’s future! A certain former army chef....
Bravo!!!!!!!
January 27th 1965
Ena Sharples: "Look, this bag was a birthday present - it's not a plaything for any common harpie to go on!"
Elsie Tanner (incensed): "What did you call me?"
Ena Sharples: "I called you a common harpie!"
Albert Tatlock (interrupting Ena and Elsie's argument): "Now, come on Mrs. Sharples, it's beneath yer, this sort o' thing..."
Elsie Tanner: "Oh, it's beneath 'er, is it, but it's not beneath me, I suppose? That's the sort of thing I do, is it?"
Albert Tatlock: "Oh, I never opened me mouth."
Elsie Tanner: "If she chucked you out o' your house you'd be screamin' from 'ere till Christmas, so you shurrup!"
Ena Sharples: "She's never been short of men in their house since Arnold took 'is 'ook - many more than Fanny Hill!"
Elsie Tanner: "Get back off to yer Mission, Mrs. Sharples, as fast as yer can before I really get me rag out!"
Ena Sharples: "I've handled Tanners before, Mrs. Tanner, an' I'll handle you again!"
Elsie Tanner: "Now look 'ere - you'll only move me out of this house when I want to go. In the meantime, go an' jump in the cut!"
Elsie Tanner (after the fight ends): "You're still me landlord, are you?"
Ena Sharples: "Oh, yes, I am that."
Elsie Tanner: "Well, you'll pay for that winder!"
Dandelion and burdock renember that, loved those days even though i was in a pram in 1965
Yes, in Thirsty Pak's..that was the brand back then.
Classic episode
Why did they think killing Martha and adding the Ogdens would be better?!! 🤷♀️
I think the show had dropped slightly in the ratings and a new producer came on board with big ideas to shake things up and get the show back on top - Martha's death did that- but once things had settled, the brass at Granada realised they had made a big mistake killing Martha off.
@@jasbegs1258 ok 👍
The Ogdens are great. There was no reason why they couldn't co-exist on a show with Martha. As others have said, killing off Martha proved to be a mistake.
Oh Ina what do you mean get em?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ena had every right, she owned the house but this is where it gets confusing. Why was Ena living at Good Tidings when she had a house and if so, then surely she received the rent from leasing it and not just her pension.
She had only just inherited a house in Coronation Street (and that's another story). She was quite happy to sell it upon hearing of the bequest, without even knowing which house it was, until told who lived there. Then she changed her mind. So it was all down to pure malice. Then she had to sell it as the repair bills were exceeding her pension........
No gap between the Rovers and No 1 unlike later.🤔
no number 1, it's the wrong way round, and oddly, no gap where 7 should be
@@stevek6432Well there wasnt as the house hadnt fallen down yet.
Nice way to commemorate a former character ( think she’d left at this point?) when it did a birds eye view of the shop with ‘F. LINDLEY’ written outside.
The character had gone off with her ex husband to Canada.
Na she was still there at this point. She left in the September of 65.
The sets looks so ridiculously small
18:06 "never mind about police, get a bucket of water" Mind broken glass on bar Albert. Aye up, more trouble at t, Mill, mother. 😂😂
The actress who played Ina was the most terrifying actress to never be cast in a horror film.
14:16 End Of Part One ❤
The actress who played Ina Sharples the most terrifying actress never cast in a horror film.
IMAGINE IF THEY WERE WORLD LEADERS THE PLANET WOULDN'T BE HERE NOW.🤣
Waiting for the Ogdens to show why they were rushed in to replace Martha. They just seem like crashing bores.
Helen Gazzara yes I agree I don’t understand why they got rid of Martha for the ogdens 🤷♀️
Evidently you haven't watched all of Corrie to know that they became legends. Jean Alexander who played Hilda is a superlative actress.
@@carolineg1872 So we are told - but why there wasn’t room for the Ogdens and Martha, I don’t know. Ena Sharples’ character suffered without Both Martha and Minnie to bounce off.
@@helengazzara8725 it took a while for the Ogdens to become popular, in a way they were like The Battersby's of the 1960s. A bit rough and uncouth, not quite as bad as the Battersbys though.
That guys ears are massive
bitlikethat And you had to comment about it?
Helen Gazzara yep