Young Cassandra there

I saw this on TV today and find it rather haunting viewing. I've used those underground steps at Bethnal Green underground station (although not as they were) a few times since 2000. The last time was very busy, as the evening of All Points East / Field Day festival. Crowds were well managed by plenty of police, inside the station and outside. Makes you think.

Mrs Cropley!

Carole is like Penny Morris from Fireman Sam with her blonde hair and firefighters uniform

its all been a fake lie ....open your eyes ....wheres the king now ....🤥

Sounds like the voice of the fine actor Ron Pember as the narrator? Two years after this was made he played Alain Muny in the brilliant Secret Army 77-79.

I want to time ⏲️ travel back to them times just to experience those terrifying moments, i cannot begin to imagine what those people went through. Lord am i a lucky one. Feb twenty four 🙏❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿❤️🙏

A true stpry, but some of the acting in this is truly awful ...............

Pity they couldn't get any real east enders to play the part. The dad sounds like a northerner

At last! I've been trying to track this down for ages, dreadful tragedy rip

Was Liz Smith ever a young lady? 30 years before Zillah and she was already a gran. I remember watching this when it was first shown, but didn't realise that was back in 1975. There were many personal tragedies during the war years that went largely unreported. The media kept such matters low-key in the interests of moral. Just over a year after the Bethnal Green Disaster came the Freckleton Air Disaster (23 August 1944) where a whole generation of children were killed in a school.

What brave people those Brits were during WWII. They were a nation of heroes in the truest sense. I don't know if I would have made it under such oppressive conditions.

Very sad i allways say pray for them when at bethanal green station . 🙏

Was that a young casaandra from only fools and horses as his sister

A Stif and Solid performance by Gwyneth Strong . As Jane Bell in This Excellent 1975 Production .

This was such a Very funny storyline

I had to Laugh when Sylvia Put That much Washing up Bubbles in the sink to wash up Ha Ha 😂😂😂

Great movie showing the true history of the East End and the war that a lot of my ancestors lived through. Luckily none of the 173 killed were family who also lived in the Bethnal Green, Whitechapel, Stepney, Mile End areas. Let us Remember those in this 80th year of Remembrance, please.

Geriatric drug pusher Stan haha I've seen it all now

Best movie

Crap street, a right load of rubbish.

So good to have Dennis back.

1:50 1:50 😂😂😂

During the course of my work, I met a lady who lost her mum and two sisters in this disaster. She survived because she said she was a bit of a rebel and defied her mum when she said she had to go down the shelter, otherwise she would have probably perished too.

What makes these scenes particularly funny is the fact that all the actors involved are superb. I particularly enjoy Barbara Knox's (Rita) overreactions ("It's a drugs den!") and Stephanie Cole's (Sylvia) withering looks.

Syliva n Dennis are a hoot. Brownie on

Rita is such a prude

Fabulous

What year was this...?

What happened to her?

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Barbara Royle from the Royle family

glad rita refused admission to Syliva and Dennis. they are troublemakers.

Rita. And Dennis. Pure class.

The show was class once. Miss the old characters. ,Now it's just another boring soap

When coronation st. Was class. The acting. The writing. The sense of humour ...now unfortunately it's crap. All about drugs. Murder and affairs.

Witch happened first this or salvia locking Norris in the cafe toilet?

you wouldn't think in some states in america it's perfectly legal

She was a lowkey legend!

That’s a Harry Potter spell

Back when Corrie was good

Fantastic, but Rita presses one button to call roy lol

And we all say aaaaaaaaaaahhhhhh

Corrie's original bad boy Dennis Tanner is back.

Goodness me putting drugs in brownies OMG

They made a lovely couple

Rita, who's never had a gin out of her hand for 70 years, who was wed to an alcoholic who used to beat and verbally abuse her in his drunken rages and still reveres his memory had the gall to call them addicts for having a hash brownie? I'm so glad Dennis took off with Stella's mum. I bet they had a lot more fun than he would have done if he'd stuck around with that Poe faced old c0w. She puts on a lot of airs and graces for someone who used to be a stripper and married every penny she's got.

I miss Sylvia

One of the biggest mistakes Corrie ever made was killing Dennis off

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