Tony warren was fantastic coronation Street isn’t the same anymore it’s a shame I haven’t watched it in years because it’s changed to much

Rest in peace to these two ladies, Violet carson 1898-1983, pat phoenix 1923-1986

These two ladies would be very old if they were around today, violent would be 127 this year, pat would be 101 years old

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Meg was rubbing the dudes cramp away and a water pipe burst in Main Street. Was the problem rectified?

love it watched it in the 80's and I'm watching it again 2024

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What's the name of the soundtrack ?.

Can i just say im a huge fan of Corrie. Im only 22 and i know what people are going to say but i really don't think it deserves the level hatred it gets now. I suppose the violence isn't necessary every episode but i think it's really a matter of fact that the producers are afraid of boring viewers if there isn't enough drama. I personally don't think the humour is "lacking". I often giggle at the silly one liners. Maybe not as strong as this style of drama/humour which was unique. But that was life then and this is life now. Times change

LoL their outfits really suit them too.

God that wife? of George was raving!!. Let me get this right Ray took a beating, accused of ‘trying it on’ for merely looking at Elsie …I don’t know whether to laugh or cry.

Quero filme de verdade completo 😅

Em brasileiro por favor

She went from common to posh in later episodes

Elsie Tanner, the all time greatest Coronation Street character. Played by the beautiful, brilliant Pat Phoenix.

Are those Hildas geese on the wall in Elises wall

Annie and Jack were a lovely couple!

Audrey was really glamorous for an older woman! She's one of my all - time Corrie favourites - along with Emily, Alma, Hilda and Stan, Bet and Vera and Jack. I always liked Audrey!

Is there one of these videos about Vera and Jack? I'd love to see that - Vera and Jack were my favourite Corrie couple!

Did anybody notice that Nellie called Jack by his proper name of Arthur during her goodbye scene?

In the last scene of this, when Elsie's asking Ena why she always talks about the past, Violet Carson reminds me of my Nan.

U do a rally good job on here keep up there good work on here keep up there good work on here

He was gross what did women see in him

Fantastic, enjoyed watching. Two of the very best, Elsie & Ena. Thank You

Hilda's lines delivered with perfection.

How is old Bessie mate lol

Oh this brings back memories , my mum died in 1971 and I remember watching Val’s death in bed with mum , I was nearly 10 years old and we both loved Corrie . Such bitter sweet memories, RIP mum 🕊️. Loved all these old characters , and God Bless Bill Roach he’s a national institution…. By the way, I remember hating Janet , this hasn’t changed my mind 😂

Thank you for posting this. Highly entertaining. The bitchery at the "Battenberg" tea and the sheer horror of realising that AW on the carpet stood for the Alhambra, Wetherfield (bingo hall) are scriptwriting genius.

The Annie Walker character reminds me of some of the teachers at my primary school in the 1970's. Mrs Walker is like a Headmistress.

There was no way Ms. Barry was gonna let them hang a charge of murder on Nora Flynn for killing one of the assailants. She made that abundantly clear..."Hell, No!!"

So priceless…

1:07:56 - Judy gets the year wrong of when Elsie met Alan Howard. It was 1969 not 1979. Other than that though, this is a superb collection of clips

Brilliant Liz was fantastic, especially with Bill Tarmey .Jack and Vera, what a double act.

“You need to be in charge of your facilities to do it “. Oh Hilda 😂

The bloody acting nowadays, those two put it to shame. Two legends ❤

Annie Walker is my paternal grandmother, the character resemblance is spot on. My grandmother had delusions of grandeaur just like Annie. Wonderful woman though.

"Brilliant New York journalist" Boy, that's lost meaning.

See they changed Nellie’s husbands name❤❤❤

Ena Sharples expressions were superb. 'Promises like a Pie Crust'. 🤣

Been watching the 80s coronation st and I must say Ken Barlow was the least natural actor on set. Even his entrance into a room was totally contrived. Other actors put him completely in the shade.........

It was live in them days

Mollie sugden 😊 with Doris speed ❤ brilliant

Characters like Emily and Mavis did very little for me as a viewer. These ladies always seemed to be on the verge of having a breakdown over anything AND everything. Highly strung, overly emotional and way too sensitive, it was an effort to watch storylines where they were the main focus. Both belong to the past. In the same way that other characters like Albert Tatlock and Ena Sharples belong to a time long ago

What a great cast. But what's that orange object on the sofa..it looks like someone pulled it down...at 20:00

Annie was the first Karen 😂

Oh how I would love to be there with this utterly wonderful legend. Naturally funny and full of love and soul.

I like to imagine that when it cut to a pre-taped segment, that Liz’s husband (the real one) wheeled in one of those small black Sony TVs they used to have back in the day and beckoned everyone to gather round!

At 1:10 did Pat Phoenix have a bit of work done?

Maybe I’m wrong - but it’s odd that Ena didn’t know who Elsie‘s husband was because I thought Elsie had lived in town for a long time as had Ena so I’m not sure why Ena didn’t know who her husband was

They got Harry Enfield to do the commentary!