1015 12th October 1970 360p

(This belongs to ITV) - - -
best, Auntie Corrie -- [e-mail]
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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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[@shivkptheorganist3809]

The scene at 1:12 with Minnie Caldwell is hilarious as usual 😂😂. I love that character to bits. From mentioning two of my favourite singers to randomly talking about aspidistras . Betty's reaction is priceless too hahahaha. God bless them all !

[@alexanderjones9572]

“I can’t wait to see our Irma’s face when she comes through that door tomorrow and sees what ‘er mam and dad ‘ave done for ‘er.” In the middle of an empty shop with no stock ordered 😂😂

[@newuk26]

Love Stans reaction at 6:23 where he thinks he’s going to hear a dirty story

[@rogertemple7313]

"Coronation Street could mix both Drama and Comedy in their episodes with the Ogden's,Ena,Albert, Eddie,Minnie,&Mrs. Walker.... the early days of Corrie(the 60's&70's) had that and more,Thanks!"-🤔. 🌐📻🌐.

[@SkyeandsSummer]

Just love all the early corrie but still don't like Ken makes my blood every time he opens that mouth of his they should have got rid of him and left valerie but she may have had more commitments wonder how Peter would have turned out 😉😉😉

[@stevencassidy6982]

What a stunning looking woman a young bet lynch was

[@williamf4544]

Julian Goodyear was a trail blazer

[@woohooboy]

From the outset, Goodyear proved she was more than a pretty face. She had acting chops as well. She was equally adapt at both comedy and drama.

[@darganx]

Before the over the top wardrobe and makeup Ms. Goodyear was quite a natural beauty.

[@elainemarnick8630]

Thank you again for another great upload not seen this before..and poor bet still getting her heart broke we never learn still falling for the wrong guys and she still kept taking these guys back..fab...sooh made up not seen this one ..keep watching repeats of all the 70s corrie my favourite era. .❤❤

[@alexanderjones9572]

Ken “Um-well, yes, I suppose there IS one thing you could do, Mrs Walker.” Annie ( flattered) “Yes?” Ken ( confidentially) “I’ll have a half of your best bitter.” “😂😂😂

[@manteadodude]

All the ladies in their headscarves outside the shop. Even in the 1980s you'd see a lot of middle aged or older women wear them...never now.

[@woohooboy]

That look really was the mark of working class housewives across England for many decades. By the mid point of the 80s however that image went out fast.......

[@josephbennett2457]

I remember my grandmother on my dads side would wear one whenever she would take my sister and I out. You still see the odd one in a scarf walking about here in Canada.

[@jasbegs1258]

I know, my aunt and her friend wore them to pick their children up from school and looking back - this as the early 70s= they were only about in their early 40s

[@Miniver765]

Going to a hairdresser was expensive, so those ladies were going to protect their permanent waves and roller sets at all costs. Yes, you don't really see women out wearing headscarves anymore. The relative ease of wearing hair straight did away with those. Plastic rain bonnets too.

[@SUPER_WOLFMOON]

3:10 Bet looks so innocent, meek and mild! I feel so bad for her!

[@mettainacan7813]

My goodness Doris Speed was 71 in this episode, she has fantastic complexion! 11:23

[@dommidavros2211]

Metta in a can - wow she must be over 120 by now!!! Incredible that she’s still alive!! 🤔

[@whoaretheseyoutubers8378]

Dommi Davros she died in 1994- 25 years ago

[@stuartgallagher186]

Doris Speed was a class act . The best . Corrie never ever was the same without her .

[@simonshreeve5580]

She wore well for 71 in 1970. Doris Speed looked nearer 61.

[@liamb8644]

@@simonshreeve5580 Of course, she led us right down the garden path with that one as she always claimed to be 15 years younger than she really was.

[@artemiszeus9735]

Annie was class.

[@londonlady1966]

Bet, imho, never got over Frank dumping her. She was messed around royally after that regardless of him being a criminal. He, in his own way, wanted Bet to be free of him...he loved her that much.

[@robertdoherty2001]

The early days of Bet as a regular find her dewy and rather sweet; a bit flashy but not cheap and brassy; no leopard print, beehive and silly earrings yet.

[@cbbrownclaire62]

Yes, so much nicer with her hair down.

[@geenasmith7209]

Yes. That beehive got bigger and bigger!

[@tonyboloni64]

Pretty and soft here.

[@bethshields4903]

Never seen this one. Thank s so much.

[@SkyeandsSummer]

I have not seen this one either thanks for all your uploads 🤩🤩🤩

[@leejones8582]

The Stan here is so different from the older mumbling Stan from the 80's

[@cbbrownclaire62]

Yes. He was a very attractive actor from the 1940s and 50s.

[@londonlady1966]

Well several strokes will do that.

[@leejones8582]

@@londonlady1966 I know but still sad to see

[@danrobinson572]

@@cbbrownclaire62 and lost weight as well.

[@leoncarroll7728]

Yes

[@simonshreeve5580]

Thank you for uploading this episode of Coronation Street Auntie Corrie2

[@popazz1]

" She used to be a gym mistress ...... in Belsen " Hahahaha.

[@robertbuchanan9234]

Was just about to mention. The great Paul Robson and George Orwell in one sentence. These writers new their stuff.

[@gan9e]

13:09 Once you've gone Tatlock you don't look back...

[@LeFouGallois]

Tommy Boyle seemed to have a way with t' women o' Weatherfield. Some 20 years after trying his hand with Bette, he was back as the equally unscupulous Phil Jennings, dallying with Deirdre .

[@roderickscott7429]

16.14 , you and me both Frank !

[@juliewebb1335]

I can't stand Ken. The way he treated Val was awful.

[@evangeline77x]

@19:00 oh the writers got it there! Bet is speaking some raw (dark) truth in this monologue... It's true, even now some 40 years later! Us girls are either good girls or "others". And if you don't fit in as one of the good girls, you're out on an island!

[@woohooboy]

Bet's argument (whilst valid) doesn't ring true in her particular circumstance. She knowingly got involved with a bloke who was getting mixed up in criminal activity. Someone who chucked her overboard when he refused to straighten himself out. Don't expect someone to be on the level when they weren't on the level in the first place.....

[@londonlady1966]

@@woohooboy But she had Alec Gilroy who wasn't a criminal and he still messed around on her. She's right. Some women just get the raw deal.. everytime.

[@woohooboy]

@@londonlady1966 - Alec was lacking in other areas (some of which were obvious - ie: his ability to take advantage of others in order to turn a profit). Bet's problem is that the fellas she chose to be with had "red flags" regarding their background/behaviour. She would frequently ignore the warning signs until it was too late. Her expectations quite often didn't meet up with reality and the poor thing always wound up hurt and dejected.

[@Miniver765]

@@woohooboy Bet was labouring under the romantic, yet naive delusion that her love would reform the scoundrel. Sadly, getting her heart broken was a given from the start.

[@theresapierce3934]

Phil Jennings, Bets love interest and Deirdres in the future.

[@annoldham3018]

Yes! Thanks for that. Was puzzling me as to where I had seen him before.

[@londonlady1966]

But he played a different character both times.

[@rossmarkham4149]

He was also in Brookside

[@olgamolina1491]

❤

[@gilgameshofuruk4060]

11:36 Betty points the wrong way to the shop. And her husband was a policeman, she should know better than give wrong directions.

[@malcolmgeorge1180]

This one's a exact date year before I were born, 😨😂

[@michealbrett1983]

I love you hlida ogden biggest fan micheál

[@josephlenehan4461]

Joseph and today TV

[@geoffreygoodyear3746]

Fucking mind programing adverts

[@dommidavros2211]

9.00 - 10 shillings??? 14 and six?? What the Hell kind of language is that??? Are they living in the dark ages or something??!!

[@swedishtemplar3246]

Pre-decimalisation

[@kopthelotklopp1523]

This was filmed a few weeks before decimalisation

[@PaulKinnear]

Yup decimal day was in feb71

[@josephriley4460]

Isn’t it funny how no matter how much the stuff in the shop costs they always seem to have the right amount to pay for it.

[@annoldham3018]

I know. It's like a foreign language. My husband is just old enough to remember pre decimal currency. He's tried explaining and I'm none the wiser. 😂

[@kw3593]

Ken has been a horrible person from the beginning, this character has had no growth!

[@LW-no9sm]

Frank Bradley was a terrible actor.

[@richardloring7545]

1970....79 seemed ages n really changed fashion n looks erc.... But 2000 to 2020.all looks the same to me....who knows