Coronation Street - November 1977

[@lorrainemackin3749]

ProfessionalGun 66 I really Appreciate all the time & effort you have put into uploading all these brilliant Classic Coronatiom Street Episodes Thanyou

[@bernadetteaspinall6710]

Oh just waited for those immortal words .. woman Stanley..WOMAN .. THANKS SO MUCH ❤️

[@caroldanzer3621]

Hilda is the star of the show - these are wonderful - thank you.

[@nicolataylor6011]

Yes! Its THAT month with the classic lines.. It tastes of woman Stanley woman! What wonderful writers they where back then..

[@theresapierce3934]

So lovely to tune in and see all my favourite characters from the Golden days of Corrie. Takes me back to a more contented and happy time in my life, when all my loved ones were still here.

[@tracywaring3769]

Isn't it just xx

[@harbster2]

Exactly the same feeling. I remember watching these episodes with my Man and Dad. Happy times.

[@michellefalleur960]

Couldn't agree more 😊

[@williamf4544]

Not just the Golden age of Corrie - It was also the Golden age of life - we were so lucky to have experienced it - The world ,life, and people in general were so much more simpler and nicer

[@simonleventhorpe7532]

😢 to 55l to😢​@@tracywaring3769

[@clairecullen2682]

Hilda and Stan were fantastic actors no-one could touch them.Hilda's singing was comedy gold 🥇❤❤

[@H3len50]

The scenes with the Ogdens in that hotel were magical and some fine acting from the both of them. I wish my mum was still here as she would be amazed she could see this again on the internet. As I previously commented I never watch soaps but I found these one day on YT and have been captivated ever since. I know it might sound daft to say this but I feel she is still here when I watch them. Thank you so very much.

[@EveEve5]

I know how you feel it's nostalgia for you.

[@H3len50]

@@EveEve5 It is indeed.

[@susandoig4192]

God bless you love mum is always with you

[@H3len50]

@@susandoig4192, thank you Susan. My husband says she is right there when I look in the mirror and when I speak. Xx

[@mieka31]

I wish we would have had this available in the United States growing up. I just discovered Coronation Street last year and I am hooked! Thank God for KZbin and Britbox!

[@Ghosts-of-York]

Hilda’s singing absolutely fab

[@malimbep4298]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@davidjones6470]

Stan and Hilda just perfect!!! Love the second honeymoon episode 👌 bloody brilliant

[@Ghosts-of-York]

Especially when they got out the car on way back and no luggage 😂

[@denisetrott5085]

Woman stanley,woman ! Best one liner ever.😅

[@hotmikado]

Our Tracy never stops yelling!

[@prd1073]

Thanks Professional Gun (and your mate Eddie Y ;o) ) for serving these trips down memory lane to the days when Corrie was down to earth, funny and realistic.

[@lindarowe8550]

Isn't hilda just great

[@gaysy1st]

She absolutely is. Very well spoken in real life 😊

[@malimbep4298]

Annie Walker reminds me of George from 🌈 lol

[@R31922]

Fabulous. ❤

[@bluethunder6801]

​@@malimbep4298I was going to say emily was as well lol

[@annbarclay7324]

ProfessionalGun 66. Thankyou so much for posting these wonderful episodes of Corrie. I've spent all afternoon watching and enjoying. I was only 8 when these were first shown and they bring back fond memories 😊

[@operatorjeffdeathstar7759]

Nobody does dead common as well as Hilda Ogden...LOL

[@saxongreen78]

I just noticed something: Ray Langton aged about ten years in the 12 months between this and his exit in 1978 - he went completely grey and he seemed more sullen and stooped. (I went grey in 12 months - during a major depressive episode.)

[@stephenwestcott-gratton411]

He also had perpetually wet armpits, going back years. I wasn't sorry to see the back of him!

[@bsaunders5271]

Bet Lynch is just wonderful, isn't she. I grew up loving her humour and it never fails to cheer me up

[@gilliangrant8764]

After Hilda,Bet is my favourite character.

[@annoldham3018]

She was an expert in all forms of sarcasm. 🥰

[@sheenamcguire123]

Totally agree great character loved her

[@gaysy1st]

I didn't mind her character & she could be funny. But after seeing her on Big Brother, I can't stand her. It was very enlightening & she didn't come off well at all.

[@lindarowe8550]

Totally agree with you

[@user-tt1kp2qw9h]

“You said I looked like Rita Hayworth” “I never!” 🤣🤣

[@mr-yw2jb]

The classic episodes featuring the Ogdens' second honeymoon are things TV Gold is made of. Hilda for the first time in her life finding herself living the life of luxury and being pampered at the same time whlst Stan on the other hand is more concerned about drinking the mini bar dry and reflecting on who's in the Rovers. Derek Francis as Cousin Charles is just great. I could go on with my love for 1970s Corrie but I'll finish by saying, "Woman Stanley, Woman!" Classic Corrie, I'm in heaven!

[@bsaunders5271]

Stan certainly was fond of his ale!

[@michellefalleur960]

Perfectly said 😊

[@jujuoliver6959]

Jean Alexander was brilliant. The faces she pulls, all the little nuances of the character, she really was a good actress.

[@krish2427]

Tracy crying is really bad especially wearing earphones thank you for these uploads they are excellent thank you

[@garethsmyth6593]

It is hard to watch whenever Deidre walks out of the house and leaves Tracy screaming her head off. It is because Deidre has a bit of a breakdown after being assaulted under the viaduct a month or so before.

[@pamib29]

She’s very cute tho! 🙂 I wear my ear phones too & it’s the eating gum & foods that’s disgusting 🤮 (I fast forward in the 1980s episodes with Kevin eating it’s soooo bad & the mucus sounds when Ivy talks!) it’s also bad when the washings getting hung out with the wooden pegs! You can quite often hear background noise like walking & talking that you can’t hear at all watching it without ear phones! 🙂

[@minx-]

@@pamib29 amg yes, Ivy's mucus sounds are terrible!

[@jenlfpotter3870]

Think I'd leave Tracey on her own screaming like that. I wouldn't stick around for anything like it.

[@malimbep4298]

​@@jenlfpotter3870😂😂😂😂

[@standamoza]

Brilliant episodes. So much happening to keep one glued, pure classic brilliant acting drama.. I love all this memorabilia. Thanks ❤

[@shylinh5939]

Nice to see Hilda having a taste of luxury rather than drudgery for a change. It's a pity Stan wasn't able to fully enjoy the experience, he was more concerned with what wasn't available to him - beer - rather than what was. Such as champagne, decent wine and a choice of well-prepared food brought to him, rather than a trip to Jackson's chippy. Poor Hilda had her work cut trying to encourage him to make the most of their prize. Brilliant episode.

[@lewisgreen1633]

Stan knew who he was and what he wanted. He didn’t pretend to be owt else😅

[@77hwjeushs81]

Why did hilda not bring her case back from hotel !!!

[@gaysy1st]

Not everybody wants to be a champagne person, or even a fancy food person. Not everybody wants or needs to try & elevate their stature, as you imply. They're happy as they are.

[@gaysy1st]

@@lewisgreen1633 Absolutely. If he'd been a Ken Barlow, rather than a Stan Ogden, no doubt she wouldn't have married him.

[@shylinh5939]

@@gaysy1st Some people are happy as they are, they don't want any more, but Hilda did want more and she wanted Stan to want more too. Obviously, she loved him, they were devoted to one another despite their bickering, Stan's complaints and her sharp, critical tongue. She might not have wanted champagne and haute cuisine every day, but she wanted it for one day. She wanted to feel special and have someone else to attend to her the way she did to others every day. Like the time she won Mike Baldwin in a raffle, he took her to a good quality Italian restaurant and she enjoyed the feeling that she mattered. If Hilda was happy the way she and Stan lived, with too little money, security and comfort, these storylines would make less impact.

[@nitad4203]

Thanks once again for uploading these great episodes, it is really appreciated.

[@alisonroberts5228]

The hotel manager is Chief Superintendent Brownlow from The Bill!! Brilliant episode.!

[@johnrider5701]

Those were the days great scripts. Fantastic characters played by brilliant actors unlike today's depressing coronation street with its dull and boring characters..

[@gaysy1st]

I agree. Whole episodes featured on just 2 characters, showed the brilliant writing. Today, it's less about conversation & more about events.

[@stephenpowell5912]

Before Mobile phones and Laptops ,A Conversation spoke a thousand words in the past Golden years of Corrie ,Dispise The Street since the Millennium.

[@janinemills6732]

Much awesomeness! Thanks so much for posting!

[@vickialner2820]

Please please when will we be getting the big episode ones again I check it all the time it’s brillant whst you do for Corrie fans love xx

[@dino575]

"Woman Stanley ... Woman" absolute classic! Stan & Hilda iconic from a time now sadly gone - brilliant!

[@zanducktv2398]

Deirdre got over this ordeal, then came the lorry crash in 1979 which really tipped her over the edge... 😢

[@bsaunders5271]

Hearing the baby scream like that is horrendous. That is real, proper distress and it's not right, putting the little one through that for a storyline.

[@jenlfpotter3870]

I don't think they just put the baby through it. Some babies are just naturally like that. 30 years later, I had a cousin of the same age who was just screaming constantly when he was awake, for at least his first year or so. It was purely, attention seeking behaviour, because he always stopped if he was picked up, cuddled, fed or just generally given attention. I also remembered his sister 12 years or so before, just sitting up against cushions, either very quiet or very happy or both. She'd sit there in her pram, going ayayayayayay. I guess it was her first word when she was around 8 months old.

[@pamib29]

These episodes are comedy gold! Derek having a sneaky peek 🫣 at the copy of KNAVE magazine lying on the Kabins counter whilst Mavis nips to get her coat,the stacks of Mayfair etc on the spinning magazine rack in reach & eyesight of the paperboys! Bet is hilarious too! ♥️

[@sargee97]

Wonderful and true entertainment. Was much more down to earth and to be honest more realistic when it came to people and their everyday life. The story lines of today are too over the top, you don't see them struggling to pay the bills or put food on the table. The homes are like show homes, you never see them scrimping or saving to buy something for the house. Loved Hilda and Stan ❤️

[@michellefalleur960]

SO So True, well said

[@michellefalleur960]

... they never had a new murderer come onto the street every year

[@lorraineydays57]

Thanks so much for uploading these, they put the Soaps of today to shame.

[@stephenpowell5912]

Iconic episodes here Starring Best loved legendary Actors no longer with us ,Loveable Characters From Bernard Youeons as Stanley Ogden,Jean Alexander as Hilda ,When episodes from back in the day were laced with Humour 🤣🤣🤣,R I P Doris Speed as Annie Walker to Pat Phoenix as Elsie Tanner and Anne Kirkbride as Deirdre Langton before Barlow and Geoffrey Hughes as Eddie Yates ,R I P 🙏 . Love the past times ❤️ Nowadays since 2000 the Street is full of rubbish plots and Storylines,Now its full of Characters I don't know who they are . Long live the past times ,R I P those classic legendary Actors who are no longer with us ,Every Character they played had a sense of humour and will be missed and Remembered ❤️

[@michellefalleur960]

I don't remember realising when I first saw these in the '70s, what an outstandingly brilliant actress Doris Speed was.

[@janettewebster2151]

​@@michellefalleur960Many of these actors & actress's came up through the theatre.

[@katy4779]

Every time Ken Barlow opens his mouth he's a total bore. His long-winded manner in all things is so irritating.

[@amandajstar]

Which is why he's been the longest-running actor in TV history of course : )

[@louiseowusu246]

Loved these episodes. Stan and Hilda were as funny as ever. Reenie is actually quite pretty. She looks like an older Deidre

[@Chillmax]

Might the Ogden's room service chap be the first friend of Dotty on the street? Pairing him with Hilda is just perfect, "I went to the Caribbean on a cruise, a working holiday you know", very funny ;-).

[@ironknobsteelworks4063]

Stan`s pyjamas in that hotel....he`s my hero. Hilda`s not too shabby too.

[@michellefalleur960]

She Does look like a slightly older Rita Hayworth, much better looking than she was ever portrayed

[@connielincoln8681]

Omg that baby was always crying

[@jameskeeth4037]

Hilda just pisses on Annie’s parade every time. Cracks me up

[@tracywaring3769]

A little trip down memory lane, only came across it today xx

[@Bessie66]

That baby’s cries are so distressing- no matter how much I was getting paid for her to be part of the show I just couldn’t do it 😢

[@zanducktv2398]

When Corrie was still family viewing, I wonder how parents might have explained to children watching what happened to Deirdre.

[@londonlady227]

I remember watching it originally and nothing was explained to me. That was the times I think, kids weren't treated like balls of cotton wool. I remember just thinking she's been attacked by a "one of those perverts." A life lesson.

[@Xztjhyb7]

Was Deiirdre ever happy at any time thru whole series. She was always having a fit of crying.See Treacy takes after her.

[@soniaclarkstewart]

As time goes by, Tracy gives Deidre more times to shed tears.

[@shivkptheorganist3809]

The scene, beginning at 33:39, is absolutely hilarious especially when Fred says "YOU CAN STICK YOUR FLAMING FAMILY AND YOUR PUB" 😂😂 Although I don't blame him, Mike was being so rude to him. Thank you for sharing this

[@stephenpowell5912]

🤣🤣🤣

[@michellefalleur960]

Love everything about it

[@julieannsheridan6438]

Woman Stanley Woman!

[@dominewimbury2039]

Aww poor Deirdre

[@jhibberd6290]

I love Stan and Hilda

[@annmc8392]

Stan looks so cute when he smiles.

[@michellefalleur960]

They're Fabulous, absolutely fantastic

[@AstridahPhiri-id1gf]

I totally love Hilda she's the best

[@algie-t2w]

I love Stanley's heartfelt plea to Hilda about the second honeymoon "Couldn't you just go on your own!"

[@jameskeeth4037]

Hilda. Wonderful 🥰

[@Deborah4Antiques]

Jean Alexander was magic!

[@connielincoln8681]

Luv this episode especially the Ogden's and Annie's cousin been a crook omg who would ever have thought 😂

[@bexj9919]

Stanley whats that lipstick taste of Hilda women Stanley women 🤣🤣🤣

[@stephenpowell5912]

🤣❤️A Memorable Quote from Jean Alexander as Hilda 🤣😂❤️R I P 🙏

[@davidjones6470]

Classic!!!!

[@liscatcat8756]

Wasnt born til 79 oct but i feel so nostalgic these were the days when life was simpler and normal . Going to really celebrate st George's day while i still can without being arrested 😂

[@dianaosullivann5075]

What a pleasure to watch

[@Chillmax]

This Deidre business makes her look ridiculous, I have to admit I did shout jump.

[@R31922]

Definitely a golden era .

[@ddrose06]

Ah, the days before Fred was either pulling a daft stroke, or having punch-ups with the punters.

[@ddrose06]

Oh! I think this is the episode where Deidre marries Arthur and changes her name to Olive.

[@jenlfpotter3870]

Wrong program.

[@ddrose06]

@@jenlfpotter3870 I was being facetious.

[@liscatcat8756]

That made me 😂

[@annoldham3018]

When City played at Maine Road....

[@paullynton-green6570]

The deirdre noise has started.

[@MarcoNegrisEye]

My earliest memories of Emily are when she was/seemed pretty old and one of a quivering nervous wreck of an old woman. Watching these it would appear to be a result of being married to that weed of a bully. There seems to be a distinct lack of sensitivity or emotion amongst most of the men actually. Surely husbands like Ernest, Ray, Len and Stan weren't typical? It's the late 1970's not the cave dwelling days. If it weren't for that void-of-any-empathy Suzie outscumbagging them all in one sitting I'd believe there was an agenda 😂

[@annoldham3018]

It was and still is somewhat cultural in some parts of Manchester. Remember a lot of married couples who were very like this.

[@bibakroll8999]

Northern men were (are?) proud of being that way. All cowards at heart.

[@MarcoNegrisEye]

@@bibakroll8999 I couldn't with any sincerity tag Fred Dibnah as a "coward" 😂

[@ironknobsteelworks4063]

@@bibakroll8999 ooh misandry at its worst. Meanwhile all northern women are complete angels and very bwave.

[@bibakroll8999]

@@ironknobsteelworks4063 I didn't say that.

[@francesgillotti1378]

I can’t stand selfish Stan he treats Hilda like a servant .

[@ironknobsteelworks4063]

HE`s a living legend and Hilda gives as good as she gets

[@minx-]

he gives me the creeps

[@annmc8392]

Woman! Stanley WOMAN😙

[@Xztjhyb7]

Hilda and her shrill squeaky voice wld drive me to divorce. Poor Stan

[@user-hc8sn1vs2k]

Ann looks so young bless ken haven't age the Barbie doll hey ken bet should be in the movie in 1977😅😅😅😅

[@user-hc8sn1vs2k]

Thanks very much

[@Deborah4Antiques]

Boy that baby Tracey cries a lot.

[@WillVenusASMR]

Did anyone else hear another voice other than Stan & Hilda’s after she put the phone down asking for hot water?

[@julesordish3419]

It sounded like the phone operator ?

[@gilliangrant8764]

It was the telly that Stan had just switched back on.

[@user-hc8sn1vs2k]

I think Anne kirkbride was a good actress a singer she better than Madonna oh poor dee she and ray work for a long time I think Neville who plays ray once though Ann work good than any women Fred really said miss w everyone say Mr and Mrs aww it all died out in 1992 only curly Mavis and Percy say nice 😅😅😅😅

[@user-hc8sn1vs2k]

Thanks very much poor Ann thing she was brilliant actress she had wear glasses like curly he still wears glasses yes only working things out ouch😁su garden

[@R31922]

That baby screaming..enough ,put her upstairs for goodness sake.

[@liscatcat8756]

Tracy spent her life being told to go to her room lol😅

[@adrinathegreat3095]

Deidre saying to Emily real life is perverts hanging around in back alleys, as Stan and Hilda set off. Not much later Stan get dragged in for being a peeping Tom

[@angelamarsters9169]

When isn't Baby Tracey screaming 🙄

[@marieince1479]

dreary just walking out leaving the kid yet again all it does is scream just like its parents both rubbish at it .

[@francesgillotti1378]

Gosh Stan is so embarrassing 🙈

[@queendeirdre7436]

Mavis and Derek. Loves young dream😅😅😅😅

[@user-hc8sn1vs2k]

What happened to the office 30:43 did it damage or connect I never see it again

[@sueferris3685]

Ah Mrs. Walker. He's skint!

[@Kiinell]

Jesus Christ, that sodding baby!!

[@KefilwePattraKoosentse]

It's help me to forget about stree😅

[@marieince3239]

That kid ne er stops screaming no wonder with dreary and ray balling and shouting all the time she really gets on your nerves .

[@francesgillotti1378]

I wonder are they going to be charged for the drinks in the room ? 😊

[@sherylbarker9465]

So Mrs Walker doesn't think Stan is worthy enough of been introduced to her crooked cousin, two Bob snob she is.

[@jameskeeth4037]

Ken the most patronising character ever. Wooden as the bar

[@malimbep4298]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@IesApac]

Didn't they eat alot of chips back in the day! :)

[@susandoig4192]

Can’t stand Ken and dreary

[@juliewebb1335]

I think Ken is the most boring character of the street.

[@annoldham3018]

There are so many big personalities on Coronation Street. I think they need a few neutrals such as Ken, Emily, Ernie, Betty, Mavis and later Deirdre to balance it out. They make the big characters pop.

[@louiseowusu246]

I quite like Betty. She has a very dry humour

[@tracygrant7931]

@@annoldham3018 Betty's not boring to me. Love her humor and facial expressions 🤣 Mavis can get a bit exasperating but I have a slight affinity for her eccentricities and dramatic way of speaking lol. The others, yeah, not much to them.

[@denisetrott5085]

I wonder who's job it was to pinch that poor baby ......

[@anjkovo2138]

👍😀👍❤

[@jstewart3517]

Deidre really wasnt much of an actresss

[@Steelbot3000]

Chocolate mouse. Gawd, I love Hilda.

[@paullynton-green6570]

Women stanley.women.😅

[@lorraineydays57]

1:13:50...Chief Superintendent Brownlow from The Bill.

[@lind104]

I love corie, aah the great old days, when Yorkshire was Yorkshire. Not. Any more.

[@angelamarsters9169]

It's set in Lancashire

[@londonlady227]

Ernest is a very unlikeable character on the whole, a quick temper and very judgemental. I'm not too sure about him being a lay preacher, he seems very intolerant.

[@ddrose06]

He strikes me, just the opposite.

[@jenlfpotter3870]

He strikes me as being a fairly reasonable semi professional musician and exceptional pianist. It’s a shame we didn't get to hear very much of that before Emily came in with baby Tracey and insisted he stopped. Might have chilled Tracey out, the soleful piano music. Nobody plays music to their kids any more, especially when trying to soothe them to sleep. My mum always wound up a music box mobile or comforter next to me, from birth, because she knew that was the magic which would get me off to sleep.

[@user-hc8sn1vs2k]

Woman Stanley woman 😅😅😅😅oh Hilda classic women she was God bless her aww years ago without her aww 1:26:04

[@queendeirdre7436]

Albert Tatlock..... what can you say. Royal pain in the ass

[@oscard2994]

I said similar when I saw this time round in the 70s. Now I'm nearer Albert's age, I'm a lot more forgiving and understanding.

[@MJ69ism]

I hate Deirdre as much as the baby does poor ray he tried so hard