0237 Mar 20 1963

[@lyndaoneill6483]

Another great episode, with all the garbage on the telly in 2020 this is a wonderful treat.Everone looks normal warts and all,no botox,implants etc just natural.Thanks for showing these golden oldies.👍

[@EuniceStone-s9j]

Most them hadn't earned enough money yet.lol

[@ysgol3]

So sad that the wonderful Graham Haberfield - Jerry - died so young in late 1975. Christine Hargreaves (Hardman) was so brilliant too, and tragically died in her 40s in about 1984.

[@pollyanne234]

The world needs more Minnie Caldwells

[@clairmarie3130]

I love Minnie!! 😍

[@mawsjumbler]

Me too!

[@nhinch]

My wife's late father was the show's first editor. would love to find the 5th or 10th June episodes for her birthday in his memory.

[@jasbegs1258]

Love it. And latin jazz at the end ! I liked Christine as a character and sunny jim.

[@connielincoln8681]

Ty so much for uploading these episodes great fan from nz here. 💓

[@paulmason6474]

Salmon paste those were the days (Shippons for tea for tea) !

[@geenasmith7209]

That beehive on Doreen! Very 60's

[@deborahbarnes9645]

So sad, the actor who played Jerry Booth died at the age of 34

[@kerra0096]

Debra Barnes So did the lady who played Christine when she was 45 from a brain tumour

[@dahliagreen5919]

I think it was 38. I remember at the time he was working as a bin man, and very sadly it was said that his wife found him dead in bed. That was around 1973-74.

[@SusanBeadle-km9nd]

What did I he diy of

[@EuniceStone-s9j]

Those old folks danced so gracefully..

[@larkatmic]

Ahh the 60!s when women wore skirts and pumps, and had beehive hairdos. And men wore jackets and skinny ties. Not a sneaker, baseball hat or T-shirt to be found.

[@SkyeandsSummer]

Those were the days 😍😍

[@misplacedkiwi9498]

Hello boomers! Enjoy slagging off the younger generation now you’ve had the fat of the land

[@analogueandy8x10]

You assume they're boomers? I agree with them and I'm not a boomer.

[@BlookbugIV]

Main cast in early 60s Corrie is the generation who fought in the war, that’s not boomers.

[@seltaeb9691]

It's Beatlemania time... my childhood & teen days. Luved them eee by gum.

[@carolineg1872]

Joe Gladwin as the chippy owner, Fred Jackson. Appeared in Last of the Summer Wine, Nearest and Dearest and many more.

[@alberttatlock5237]

That he did, most people were unaware that the Jackson's were real people, who had appeared in perhaps a dozen episodes during the early 60s, they then killed them off as character's but the name of Jacksons chippy lived on for decades.

[@dahliagreen5919]

If i remember right, I think he also did the voice over for a Hovis commercial in the 70's. 'Ee were a great baker were our dad'...

[@carolineg1872]

@@dahliagreen5919 Yes, pushing that bike up the hill....

[@dahliagreen5919]

@@carolineg1872 That's the one, it had Dvorak's New World largo as background music. The Grumbleweeds' radio show spoofed it hilariously, with 'our dad' getting up two hours before he went to bed!

[@roderickscott7429]

@@dahliagreen5919 .....he would get up at 4 int mornin to open shop , he had to he was the only one who ad key !! ( can,t remember which comedian / impersonator came out with that line , but it was funny )

[@ferencrupeck845]

Myra, Gerry Booth’s wife was hopeless at budgeting the household money I recall.

[@sajadahmad639]

I don't know about anyone else, that doreen resemblance Helen worth (Gail)

[@alexanderjones9572]

Now you mention it...👍🏻👍🏻

[@geenasmith7209]

Yes. I think so too.

[@seltaeb9691]

Is Dennis Tanner still around or in prison?

[@michealbrett1983]

10/10

[@carolineg1872]

Jerry at 20:55 looks like Craig in Corrie now.

[@AndrewLawsonjughead67]

Fish and chips Yum 😁

[@alexanderjones9572]

And neither Len OR Jerry make it to Albert’s age...

[@happiness4812]

Frank would have been better for it if he'd married Florrie.

[@johnlarkin3821]

Len Fairclough actor was suppodsed to be a rugged Albert Finney type, not the beer-bellied ale-swiller he became.

[@rl7012]

Oh I don't know, I find Len very appealing. He is a very under rated character.

[@waynedumas6311]

They should have put Elise Tanner and Len FairClough as a couple

[@honeyafun7450]

he wasn't good enough for her, he has a wife and son that he neglects as it is lol

[@alexanderjones9572]

They were a couple ( or nearly) once weren’t they? I thought that was part of the animosity between Elsie and Rita ( who is now ironically Rita Tanner, having been married to Dennis)!

[@geenasmith7209]

I don't like Len. He's a little creepy.

[@susi-emily]

@@geenasmith7209 He's a thug. Can't stand him. Although I was Team Len during that episode where he had a fight in the Rovers with Condescending Ken, after the article Ken wrote.

[@alexanderjones9572]

12.23 Maybe a certain hair-netted lady wrote the letter? As Doreen clearly didn’t...

[@darganx]

Kenneth Cope reappeared on the Street for the 50th anniversary around 2010, not sure it was as Jed Stone though..

[@joenelson6511]

Yes he was Jed and ran into Emily at the hospital where she was volunteering and she moved him in as a lodger for awhile.

[@joenelson6511]

Yes he was Jed and ran into Emily at the hospital where she was volunteering and she moved him in as a lodger for awhile.

[@simonshreeve5580]

Kenneth Cope played a ghost called Marty in Randall and Hopkirk.

[@darganx]

@@simonshreeve5580 One of my favourite ITC shows back in the day.