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==Events== |
==Events== |
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===Coronation Street history=== |
===Coronation Street history=== |
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| − | *[[1975]] - [[Frank Barlow]] dies. |
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*[[1997]] - [[Terry Duckworth]] meets his baby son [[Brad Armstrong]] for the first time. |
*[[1997]] - [[Terry Duckworth]] meets his baby son [[Brad Armstrong]] for the first time. |
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| − | *[[1999]] - [[Les Battersby]] sabotages the wedding of [[Roy Cropper]] and [[ |
+ | *[[1999]] - [[Les Battersby]] sabotages the wedding of [[Roy Cropper]] and [[Hayley Patterson]] when he alerts the press to the fact that Hayley is a transsexual. |
*[[2004]] - [[Todd Grimshaw]] tells [[Eileen Grimshaw|Eileen]] that he's gay and in love with [[Karl Foster]]. |
*[[2004]] - [[Todd Grimshaw]] tells [[Eileen Grimshaw|Eileen]] that he's gay and in love with [[Karl Foster]]. |
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| + | *[[2011]] - [[Frank Foster]] is arrested for the attempted rape of [[Maria Connor]] but is released without charge as there's not enough evidence against him. |
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| + | *[[2017]] - [[Adam Barlow]] is arrested on suspicion for the attempted murder of his grandfather [[Ken Barlow|Ken]]. |
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===Real world=== |
===Real world=== |
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| + | *[[1984]] - [[Bhavna Limbachia]] ([[Rana Nazir]]) born. |
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| − | None yet. |
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==Episodes== |
==Episodes== |
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Episodes were broadcast on 21st April on the following years: |
Episodes were broadcast on 21st April on the following years: |
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*[[1990s]] - [[Episode 3531 (21st April 1993)|1993]], [[Episode 3846 (21st April 1995)|1995]], [[Episode 4181 (21st April 1997)|1997]], [[Episode 4598 (21st April 1999)|1999]] |
*[[1990s]] - [[Episode 3531 (21st April 1993)|1993]], [[Episode 3846 (21st April 1995)|1995]], [[Episode 4181 (21st April 1997)|1997]], [[Episode 4598 (21st April 1999)|1999]] |
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*[[2000s]] - [[Episode 4808 (21st April 2000)|2000]], [[Episode 5253 (21st April 2002)|2002]], 2003 [[Episode 5487 (21st April 2003)|(I)]] [[Episode 5488 (21st April 2003)|(II)]], [[Episode 5740 (21st April 2004)|2004]], [[Episode 6275 (21st April 2006)|2006]], 2008 [[Episode 6800 (21st April 2008)|(I)]] [[Episode 6801 (21st April 2008)|(II)]] |
*[[2000s]] - [[Episode 4808 (21st April 2000)|2000]], [[Episode 5253 (21st April 2002)|2002]], 2003 [[Episode 5487 (21st April 2003)|(I)]] [[Episode 5488 (21st April 2003)|(II)]], [[Episode 5740 (21st April 2004)|2004]], [[Episode 6275 (21st April 2006)|2006]], 2008 [[Episode 6800 (21st April 2008)|(I)]] [[Episode 6801 (21st April 2008)|(II)]] |
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| + | *[[2010s]] - [[Episode 7582 (21st April 2011)|2011]], 2014 [[Episode 8369 (21st April 2014)|(I)]] [[Episode 8370 (21st April 2014)|(II)]], 2017 [[Episode 9147 (21st April 2017)|(I)]] [[Episode 9148 (21st April 2017)|(II)]] |
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Revision as of 11:03, 2 May 2017
Events
Coronation Street history
- 1976 - Stan Ogden wins a round of the Superbrain contest in the Rovers answering questions on Manchester United. Michelle Connor is born.
- 1982 - Vera Duckworth has a slanging match with Bet Lynch when she finds that she had a night out with Jack.
- 1997 - Terry Duckworth meets his baby son Brad Armstrong for the first time.
- 1999 - Les Battersby sabotages the wedding of Roy Cropper and Hayley Patterson when he alerts the press to the fact that Hayley is a transsexual.
- 2004 - Todd Grimshaw tells Eileen that he's gay and in love with Karl Foster.
- 2011 - Frank Foster is arrested for the attempted rape of Maria Connor but is released without charge as there's not enough evidence against him.
- 2017 - Adam Barlow is arrested on suspicion for the attempted murder of his grandfather Ken.
Real world
- 1984 - Bhavna Limbachia (Rana Nazir) born.
Episodes
Episodes were broadcast on 21st April on the following years:
- 1960s - 1965, 1969
- 1970s - 1971, 1975, 1976
- 1980s - 1980, 1982, 1986
- 1990s - 1993, 1995, 1997, 1999
- 2000s - 2000, 2002, 2003 (I) (II), 2004, 2006, 2008 (I) (II)
- 2010s - 2011, 2014 (I) (II), 2017 (I) (II)
| 20th April | Dates April |
22nd April |
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