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Coronation Street in 2016

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2016 was Coronation Street's fifty-seventh year.

Main characters

Ranking Character Played by Duration Number of Episodes Running total Previous year's ranking
1 Nick Tilsley Ben Price Full year 145 1738 6
2 Michelle Connor Kym Marsh Full year 140 1250 4
3 David Platt Jack P. Shepherd Full year 133 2167 1
4 Aidan Connor Shayne Ward Full year 130 191 52
4 Pat Phelan Connor McIntyre Full year 130 160 -
4 Anna Windass Debbie Rush Full year 130 937 10
7 Leanne Tilsley/Battersby Jane Danson Full year 125 1797 20
8 Gail Rodwell Helen Worth Full year 122 4119 2
9 Sarah Platt Tina O'Brien Full year except for January 119 1641 17
10 Todd Grimshaw Bruno Langley Full year 116 705 33
10 Tim Metcalfe Joe Duttine Full year 116 419 18
10 Eva Price Catherine Tyldesley Full year 116 554 60
13 Robert Preston Tristan Gemmill Full year 114 186 50
14 Tracy Barlow Kate Ford Full year 111 1903 6
14 Eileen Grimshaw Sue Cleaver Full year 111 1793 10
16 Sally Metcalfe Sally Dynevor Full year 110 2997 9
17 Audrey Roberts Sue Nicholls Full year 108 2969 27
18 Kate Connor Faye Brookes Full year 103 135 69
19 Sean Tully Antony Cotton Full year except for October 99 1444 15
19 Gary Windass Mikey North Full year 99 690 37
21 Cathy Matthews Melanie Hill Full year 98 166 43
21 Bethany Platt Lucy Fallon Full year 98 543 30
23 Kevin Webster Michael Le Vell Full year 97 2854 21
24 Billy Mayhew Daniel Brocklebank Full year 96 166 46
25 Johnny Connor Richard Hawley Full year 89 124 67
26 Ken Barlow William Roache Full year 88 4352 15
26 Maria Connor Samia Ghadie/Longchambon From April 88 1442 49
26 Zeedan Nazir Qasim Akhtar Full year 88 193 40
29 Beth Sutherland Lisa George Full year 87 481 24
30 Kirk Sutherland Andrew Whyment Full year 84 1142 32
31 Roy Cropper David Neilson January and from May 83 1937 5
32 Mary Taylor Patti Clare Full year 82 511 34
33 Steph Britton Tisha Merry Full year 81 298 28
33 Norris Cole Malcolm Hebden Full year 81 1545 45
35 Liz McDonald Beverley Callard Full year except for November 80 2088 3
36 Steve McDonald Simon Gregson From April 80 2914 25
37 Rita Tanner Barbara Knox Full year 78 3596 52
38 Andy Carver Oliver Farnworth Full year except for May 74 173 34
39 Luke Britton Dean Fagan Full year 73 208 34
40 Kylie Platt Paula Lane Until July 72 616 28
41 Tyrone Dobbs Alan Halsall Full year except for June 70 1762 13
41 Gemma Winter Dolly-Rose Campbell Full year except for January and February 70 100 74
43 Sinead Tinker Katie McGlynn Full year except for November 69 267 37
44 Sophie Webster Brooke Vincent Full year except for November and December 68 1339 19
45 Yasmeen Nazir Shelley King Full year 67 168 55
46 Carla Connor Alison King Until May 66 1161 8
46 Erica Holroyd Claire King Full year 66 129 61
48 Dev Alahan Jimmi Harkishin Full year 65 1434 52
48 Caz Hammond Rhea Bailey February, and April to December 65 72 80
50 Izzy Armstrong Cherylee Houston Full year 64 565 55
50 Jenny Bradley Sally Ann Matthews Full year except for June 64 393 64
50 Alya Nazir Sair Khan Full year except for January 64 211 26
53 Craig Tinker Colson Smith Full year 59 216 39
54 Max Turner Harry McDermott Full year except for February and September 58 361 23
55 Simon Barlow Alex Bain February, and from June 57 525 48
55 Michael Rodwell Les Dennis February to March and July to November 57 248 12
57 Jason Grimshaw Ryan Thomas Until June 56 1499 30
58 Amy Barlow Elle Mulvaney Full year 55 569 50
58 Fiz Stape Jennie McAlpine Full year 55 1828 55
60 Faye Windass Ellie Leach January to March, May and from August 52 395 41
61 Rana Habeeb/Nazir Bhavna Limbachia From February 51 51 -
61 Alex Warner Liam Bairstow Full year except for October 51 54 84
63 Sharif Nazir Marc Anwar Until November 50 165 46
64 Chesney Brown Sam Aston Full year except for August 49 937 42
65 Freddie Smith Derek Griffiths From March 47 47 -
66 Peter Barlow Chris Gascoyne From October 40 1205 85
67 Harry Platt Woody Illsley and Pixie & Presley Sellars March to July and from September 39 39 -
68 Lily Platt Betsie & Emmie Taylor and Brooke Malonie January, March to August and from October 37 119 73
69 Liam Connor Charlie Wrenshall April, and from July 27 152 83
70 Jake Windass Seth & Theo Wild February to November 23 82 81
71 Asha Alahan Tanisha Gorey January to February, July and from September 21 159 76
71 Adam Barlow Samuel Robertson From November 21 232 -
73 Aadi Alahan Zennon Ditchett January to February, July and from September 20 160 75
73 Daniel Osbourne Rob Mallard From November 20 128 -
75 Brian Packham Peter Gunn From November 17 167 79
76 Seb Franklin Harry Visinoni From October 14 14 -
77 Jack Webster Maddox Beswick and Kyran Bowes January to February, May to June, October and December 13 122 70
78 Hope Stape Faith & Nicole Holt January to February, April, October and December 10 178 63
79 Ruby Dobbs Macy Alabi January to February, April, October and December 9 121 71
80 Jude Appleton Paddy Wallace From December 4 4 -
80 Toyah Battersby Georgia Taylor From December 4 617 -
80 Shona Ramsey Julia Goulding From December 4 4 -
83 Emily Bishop Eileen Derbyshire Until January 2 3297 64
84 Rob Donovan Marc Baylis Until January 1 297 78

Production

The long goodbye

Stuart Blackburn stood down as producer in April. His three-year run in the chair was the longest since Bill Podmore and, going by episode count, by the time he left Blackburn had produced more Coronation Street than anyone in history. He received his final credit with Episode 8967 on 12th August. Meanwhile Kieran Roberts, who celebrated ten years as executive producer at the beginning of the year, stayed on for an eleventh.

Emily Bishop leaves the Street for six months

Eileen Derbyshire, a member of the cast since the fifteenth episode and the programme's longest-serving actress, had asked in 2015 to be written out for a period of six months for undisclosed personal reasons [1]. On 1st January, Emily Bishop left Weatherfield to join her nephew Spider Nugent volunteering in Peru. After the six months, Derbyshire entered a period of indefinite leave, with show bosses maintaining that she had not left the programme [2]. Emily's sojourn in Peru continued until 2018, when she moved (off-screen) to Edinburgh.

Coronation Street's creator Tony Warren passed away on 1st March after a short illness. Warren had last written for the show in 1976 and had continued to be involved in an advisory capacity until shortly before his death. The next instalment to air, Episode 8851, was dedicated to his memory.

Blackburn's last hurrah

Key plot threads were resolved in Stuart Blackburn's final months, chiefly Tracy Barlow's feud with Carla Connor and the Callum Logan saga, which came about because of Alison King and Paula Lane's exits.

It had been announced the previous May that King was taking a sabbatical, but in January the actress clarified that she was leaving for good after a ten-year run [3]. Coronation Street again supported the Britain's Got Talent live finals in May, broadcasting a week of post-watershed episodes centering around Carla's wedding to Nick Tilsley, at the end of which the pair split and Carla went alone to Devon after being bought out of Underworld by Johnny and Aidan Connor.

Paula Lane had also chosen to leave after six years playing Kylie Platt. Lane was pregnant with her second child and was due to take maternity leave in the summer when the actress decided to take a break from acting and focus on motherhood for a while [4]. As she had no immediate plans to return, producers decided to kill Kylie off and make David a widower, opening up new story opportunities for the Platts.

Lane shot her final scenes in June after months shooting the climax of the Callum Logan storyline. The drug dealer's body was exposed in May when Tyrone Dobbs crashed his pickup truck into 8 Coronation Street's annex. The murder of Callum was wrongly pinned on Tony Stewart, the builder who had unknowingly concreted over the body. An off-screen death by heart attack for Tony was written in prior to the body's discovery in order to end the storyline without any characters going to prison for the crime. Tony's death also led his grieving son Jason to leave Weatherfield to go travelling in Thailand. Ryan Thomas, who had been with Coronation Street since 2000, was inspired by working with seasoned actor Terence Maynard to quit and try something new [5]. While the door was kept open for Thomas, with Jason retaining ownership of the builder's yard, the actor did not return to the role.

In March, Sarah Platt gave birth to Harry, son of Callum, eventually leading into a portpartum psychosis storyline with Sarah believing that Callum was still alive and stalking her. Harry was initially played by Woody Illsley along with Pixie and Presley Sellars, but after a month Illsley was dropped with the twins continuing to share the role. Also on the Platt front, Lily was recast with Brooke Malonie replacing Betsie and Emmie Taylor in June. March also saw the return of Kylie's old friend Gemma Winter, now a regular and employee at Prima Doner, as well as the debut of her new friend Freddie Smith, played by former Play School presenter Derek Griffiths. Freddie was a client at Audrey's salon who gained employment at Webster's Autocentre.

Kylie Platt dies in David's arms

In July, Kylie was killed in a random stabbing outside the kebab shop. Paula Lane last appeared in the role in a scene set in a Chapel of Rest. Kylie's death scenes were widely praised, particularly the performances of Paula Lane and Jack P. Shepherd [6] [7]. This was one of the last episodes produced by Stuart Blackburn, ending his lengthy tenure on a high note.

Time out

Steve McDonald was back on-screen in April when Simon Gregson returned from a period of absence. Just two weeks after the actor started filming, he hurt his shoulder in a fall at home and required surgery. This resulted in another three weeks' absence and the injury being written into the programme with Steve's arm in a sling for a while [8]. Liz McDonald was also absent for almost two months in the same period when Beverley Callard took time off to focus on health issues.

Three actors were granted leaves of absence to appear on stage. Roy Cropper spent four months nursing Sylvia Goodwin in Hastings while David Neilson acted in the Samuel Beckett play Endgame, while Michael Rodwell went to Brighton to run an ice cream van due to Les Dennis's commitment to Down the Dock Road. Brooke Vincent's absence to appear in Be My Baby began in August and lasted the remainder of the year, with Sophie Webster leaving the Street in October to join Rosie on a promotional contract in Miami.

Two key returns aired in January. Following her successful 2015 stint, Sally Ann Matthews signed a new contract as Jenny Bradley, who worked herself up from rock bottom with the help of Rita Tanner. The other was Pat Phelan, morally bankrupt builder who had previously blackmailed Anna Windass into sex. Played by Connor McIntyre, Phelan was given and home and job in the Street, and quickly took over as the programme's lead villain.

Two of the programme's child characters changed heads. Maddox Beswick made his final appearance as Jack Webster in May with the part then being taken over by Kyran Bowes, while the lesser-seen Jake Windass was recast with Seth and Theo Wild replacing Harley and Layton Phoenix. Meanwhile, Maria Connor and son Liam were back in April when Samia Longchambon returned from maternity leave. Lastly, Bhavna Limbachia joined the cast as maneating nurse Rana Habeeb, who later became Zeedan Nazir's girlfriend.

A small change to the makeup of the Street took place when Tracy Barlow closed down Barlow's Buys and opened a flower shop called Preston's Petals in its place.

The Kate Oates effect

Kate Oates became Coronation Street's 33rd producer in April

Kate Oates became the credited producer with Episode 8968 on 15th August. Like Blackburn, Oates had been producing Emmerdale for ITV when she was offered the job on Coronation Street. She had previously been assistant producer on the latter programme for a short period from 2012 to 2013.

Oates would soon establish herself as someone willing to take risks with Coronation Street and explore darker themes in her stories, moreso than any of her predecessors. In 2016, her efforts mainly went towards resolving the leftover plot threads from Blackburn's tenure, getting the cast she wanted in place and sowing the seeds of what would be the major storylines of 2017.

Two examples of the former were David's revenge against Kylie's killer Clayton Hibbs and the departure of Caz Hammond. In October, a grief-stricken David hatched a plan to drive a petrol-doused car into a police van carrying Clayton to his murder trial, killing Clayton and himself. An October stunt had been teased by Kate Oates, with no further details given [9]. This was part of an initiative by the producer to adopt a more closed spoiler policy and reward the audience with surprises [10]. The stunt in question saw David's car flip over while swerving to avoid Lily, causing Lily and Gary Windass to be trapped underneath. Although they escaped without harm, Anna Windass was unexpectedly caught up in the resulting explosion and her legs were severely burned. In the other cited storyline, Caz Hammond was arrested after failing to frame Maria Connor for her own murder.

The fruits of Oates's labour could most clearly be seen in the revjuvenation of the Barlow family. In October, Peter Barlow made a return, once again down on his luck. On the same day, Ken suffered a stroke and the family began to rally round. Adam Barlow was pegged for a return, potentially to played by a new actor though ultimately Samuel Robertson reprised the role, which was now being more overtly modelled on Adam's father Mike Baldwin. Daniel Osbourne also returned, now played by Rob Mallard. Daniel was a university student, and very much like Ken. From being a mostly stand-alone character, Ken was now the head of a multi-generational family.

A recurring theme of Oates's tenure was a fast and loose approach with characters' backstories. In September, Beth Sutherland was revealed as a bigamist, thus invalidating her marriage to Kirk. Three months later, Mary Taylor confessed to Norris Cole that she was raped at fourteen years old and had a son named Jude who was taken off her. Now living in South Africa, Jude Appleton visited the Street on Christmas Day to meet his mum for the first time. Lastly, Sharif Nazir was exposed as a love cheat who had been carrying out a secret affair with Yasmeen's close friend Sonia Rahman for the last seven years. While the story was being filmed, actor Marc Anwar was fired with immediate effect for making racially insensitive comments about Indian people on Twitter [11]. The fallout from his affair was rewritten with Sharif fleeing to Newcastle and Sonia leaving the Street shortly thereafter.

Another controversy occurred following the broadcast of Episode 8978 on 29th August. In the episode, Eva Price makes a comment regarding the Roots character Kunta Kinte, which some viewers found to be culturally insensitive. An apology was made by the show's producers soon after and the line was cut from the ITV Hub version of the episode.

Gearing up

Compared with previous producers, Kate Oates's cast shake-up was relatively minor, concentrating mainly on returning characters. Brian Packham was back, now Environmental Health Officer with Weatherfield Council, while Georgia Taylor reprised the role of Toyah Battersby after an absence of almost fourteen years. Returning on Christmas Day, Toyah was revealed to be Peter Barlow's secret girlfriend, setting up one of the main plotlines of 2017.

Also making their debuts in the latter months of 2016 were Harry Visinoni as Seb Franklin, boyfriend of Faye Windass, Julia Goulding as Shona Ramsey, David's next love after Kylie, and Christopher Harper as Nathan Curtis, Shona's ex-boyfriend who befriended Bethany Platt.

By the end of the year, the only one of Blackburn's plots still running was the rise of Pat Phelan, which would eventually be extended into 2018 due to the character's popularity. In November, Les Dennis quitting his role after three years allowed Phelan to claim his first victim in Michael Rodwell. In his final episodes, Michael rumbled Phelan and Vinny Ashford's Calcutta Street flats scam but suffered a fatal heart attack while trying to make a run for it, with Phelan coldly watching him die.

Viewing figures

Ratings chart for the year

From the penultimate week of May, ITV started to amalgamate the main channel's viewing figures with those of ITV HD and ITV+1, giving programmes a significant boost on BARB which will distort any year-to-year ratings comparisons. Prior to this date, viewing figures had continued their downward trend which began in 2014, with January and February averaging 2.5m viewers down across the last three years, although the drop in 2016 was only around half that seen in 2014 and 2015.

The change in the way ITV measured its viewing figures immediately boosted Coronation Street's ratings by 0.5m viewers, with the spikes becoming more pronounced as the year went on. October to December averaged a rise of 1.5m viewers, giving an overall average for the year of 7.05 million viewers, half a million up on 2015.

Episode 8914, in which Carla Connor left the Street, was the most-watched episode of the year with 9.19 million viewers, the first time an episode shown on Britain's Got Talent finals week had ever claimed the top spot. In the charts, four episodes reached number one after the low of 2015.

Episodes

# Ep.
No.		 Date Part Writer Director Viewing
Figures
 Chart
Position
1 8807 Friday 1st January 1 Damon Rochefort Durno Johnston 6,470,000 18
2 8808 Friday 1st January 2 Damon Rochefort Durno Johnston 6,110,000 22
3 8809 Monday 4th January 1 Ben Tagoe Diana Patrick 7,200,000 12
4 8810 Monday 4th January 2 Ben Tagoe Diana Patrick 6,980,000 14
5 8811 Wednesday 6th January Martin Allen Diana Patrick 7,080,000 13
6 8812 Friday 8th January 1 Mark Burt Diana Patrick 6,820,000 16
7 8813 Friday 8th January 2 Perrie Balthazar Diana Patrick 6,190,000 19
8 8814 Monday 11th January 1 Debbie Oates Tim Dowd 6,950,000 12
9 8815 Monday 11th January 2 Susan Oudot Tim Dowd 6,570,000 16
10 8816 Wednesday 13th January Ellen Taylor Tim Dowd 6,760,000 14
11 8817 Friday 15th January 1 Chris Fewtrell Tim Dowd 6,780,000 13
12 8818 Friday 15th January 2 Perrie Balthazar Tim Dowd 6,620,000 15
13 8819 Monday 18th January 1 Joe Turner John Anderson 7,120,000 11
14 8820 Monday 18th January 2 Joe Turner John Anderson 6,700,000 14
15 8821 Wednesday 20th January Jayne Hollinson John Anderson 6,210,000 17
16 8822 Friday 22nd January 1 John Kerr John Anderson 6,870,000 12
17 8823 Friday 22nd January 2 Jan McVerry John Anderson 6,810,000 13
18 8824 Monday 25th January 1 Martin Allen Brett Fallis 6,940,000 10
19 8825 Monday 25th January 2 Ben Tagoe Brett Fallis 6,840,000 13
20 8826 Wednesday 27th January Jonathan Harvey Brett Fallis 6,910,000 11
21 8827 Friday 29th January 1 Damon Rochefort Brett Fallis 6,700,000 15
22 8828 Friday 29th January 2 Mark Wadlow Brett Fallis 5,950,000 18
23 8829 Monday 1st February 1 Chris Fewtrell Abe Juckes 6,710,000 14
24 8830 Monday 1st February 2 Damon Rochefort Abe Juckes 6,700,000 15
25 8831 Wednesday 3rd February Ben Tagoe Abe Juckes 6,620,000 17
26 8832 Friday 5th February 1 Julie Jones Abe Juckes 6,960,000 13
27 8833 Friday 5th February 2 Susan Oudot Abe Juckes 6,700,000 16
28 8834 Monday 8th February 1 Simon Crowther Duncan Foster 7,010,000 10
29 8835 Monday 8th February 2 John Kerr Duncan Foster 6,800,000 11
30 8836 Wednesday 10th February Mark Burt Duncan Foster 6,600,000 12
31 8837 Friday 12th February 1 Ellen Taylor Duncan Foster 6,450,000 13
32 8838 Friday 12th February 2 Ella Greenhill Duncan Foster 6,310,000 14
33 8839 Monday 15th February 1 Joe Turner Gill Wilkinson 6,580,000 12
34 8840 Monday 15th February 2 Joe Turner Gill Wikinson 6,620,000 11
35 8841 Wednesday 17th February Mark Wadlow Gill Wikinson 6,410,000 15
36 8842 Friday 19th February 1 Jonathan Harvey Gill Wilkinson 6,490,000 14
37 8843 Friday 19th February 2 Jan McVerry Gill Wilkinson 6,310,000 17
38 8844 Monday 22nd February 1 Jayne Hollinson Judith Dine 6,770,000 9
39 8845 Monday 22nd February 2 Martin Allen Judith Dine 6,710,000 12
40 8846 Wednesday 24th February Jonathan Harvey Judith Dine 6,600,000 13
41 8847 Friday 26th February 1 Debbie Oates Judith Dine 6,290,000 15
42 8848 Friday 26th February 2 Perrie Balthazar Judith Dine 5,790,000 18
43 8849 Monday 29th February 1 Joe Turner Matt Hilton 6,690,000 9
44 8850 Monday 29th February 2 Mark Wadlow Matt Hilton 6,340,000 12
45 8851 Wednesday 2nd March Damon Rochefort Diana Patrick 6,540,000 10
46 8852 Friday 4th March 1 Ellen Taylor Diana Patrick 6,470,000 11
47 8853 Friday 4th March 2 Julie Jones Diana Patrick 6,200,000 13
48 8854 Monday 7th March 1 Simon Crowther Tim Dowd 6,850,000 7
49 8855 Monday 7th March 2 Chris Fewtrell Tim Dowd 6,520,000 9
50 8856 Wednesday 9th March Mark Burt Tim Dowd 6,500,000 10
51 8857 Friday 11th March 1 Jan McVerry Tim Dowd 6,330,000 11
52 8858 Friday 11th March 2 John Kerr Tim Dowd 5,800,000 14
53 8859 Monday 14th March 1 Chris Fewtrell David Kester 6,590,000 9
54 8860 Monday 14th March 2 John Kerr David Kester 6,280,000 12
55 8861 Wednesday 16th March Mark Wadlow David Kester 6,290,000 11
56 8862 Friday 18th March 1 Debbie Oates David Kester 6,200,000 13
57 8863 Friday 18th March 2 Ellen Taylor David Kester 5,730,000 14
58 8864 Monday 21st March 1 Jonathan Harvey John Anderson 6,600,000 6
59 8865 Monday 21st March 2 Perrie Balthazar John Anderson 6,390,000 7
60 8866 Wednesday 23rd March Mark Burt John Anderson 6,310,000 9
61 8867 Friday 25th March 1 Julie Jones John Anderson 6,330,000 8
62 8868 Friday 25th March 2 Susan Oudot John Anderson 5,660,000 12
63 8869 Monday 28th March 1 Joe Turner Duncan Foster 6,480,000 9
64 8870 Monday 28th March 2 Martin Allen Duncan Foster 6,530,000 7
65 8871 Wednesday 30th March Ben Tagoe Duncan Foster 6,630,000 6
66 8872 Friday 1st April 1 Simon Crowther Duncan Foster 6,500,000 8
67 8873 Friday 1st April 2 Jan McVerry Duncan Foster 6,210,000 12
68 8874 Monday 4th April 1 Julie Jones Brett Fallis 6,470,000 6
69 8875 Monday 4th April 2 Julie Jones Brett Fallis 6,330,000 10
70 8876 Wednesday 6th April Martin Allen Brett Fallis 6,380,000 8
71 8877 Friday 8th April 1 Mark Burt Brett Fallis 6,390,000 7
72 8878 Friday 8th April 2 Ella Greenhill Brett Fallis 5,920,000 12
73 8879 Monday 11th April 1 Simon Crowther Tim Finn 6,650,000 6
74 8880 Monday 11th April 2 Simon Crowther Tim Finn 6,540,000 7
75 8881 Wednesday 13th April Jonathan Harvey Tim Finn 6,020,000 10
76 8882 Friday 15th April 1 Jan McVerry Tim Finn 6,520,000 8
77 8883 Friday 15th April 2 Ben Tagoe Tim Finn 5,990,000 11
78 8884 Monday 18th April 1 Damon Rochefort Jo Johnson 6,390,000 7
79 8885 Monday 18th April 2 Damon Rochefort Jo Johnson 5,970,000 10
80 8886 Wednesday 20th April Susan Oudot Jo Johnson 5,950,000 11
81 8887 Friday 22nd April 1 Chris Fewtrell Jo Johnson 6,370,000 9
82 8888 Friday 22nd April 2 Chris Fewtrell Jo Johnson 5,620,000 14
83 8889 Monday 25th April 1 John Kerr Tessa Hoffe 6,440,000 6
84 8890 Monday 25th April 2 Jayne Hollinson Tessa Hoffe 6,240,000 7
85 8891 Wednesday 27th April Mark Wadlow Tessa Hoffe 6,050,000 10
86 8892 Friday 29th April 1 Joe Turner Tessa Hoffe 6,090,000 10
87 8893 Friday 29th April 2 Joe Turner Tessa Hoffe 5,640,000 12
88 8894 Monday 2nd May 1 Chris Fewtrell Jordan Hogg 6,010,000 7
89 8895 Monday 2nd May 2 Mark Burt Jordan Hogg 5,750,000 10
90 8896 Wednesday 4th May Mark Wadlow Jordan Hogg 5,800,000 9
91 8897 Friday 6th May 1 John Kerr Jordan Hogg 5,510,000 11
92 8898 Friday 6th May 2 Perrie Balthazar Jordan Hogg 5,420,000 14
93 8899 Monday 9th May 1 Ellen Taylor David Kester 6,120,000 8
94 8900 Monday 9th May 2 Ella Greenhill David Kester 6,020,000 9
95 8901 Wednesday 11th May Susan Oudot David Kester 6,190,000 7
96 8902 Friday 13th May 1 Jonathan Harvey David Kester 5,950,000 10
97 8903 Friday 13th May 2 Jonathan Harvey David Kester 5,700,000 11
98 8904 Monday 16th May 1 Damon Rochefort John Anderson 6,230,000 9
99 8905 Monday 16th May 2 Damon Rochefort John Anderson 6,150,000 10
100 8906 Wednesday 18th May Debbie Oates John Anderson 5,980,000 11
101 8907 Thursday 19th May Julie Jones John Anderson 5,520,000 16
102 8908 Friday 20th May 1 Simon Crowther John Anderson 5,770,000 13
103 8909 Friday 20th May 2 Ben Tagoe John Anderson 5,730,000 15
104 8910 Sunday 22nd May Mark Burt Michael Lacey 6,540,000 7
105 8911 Monday 23rd May Julie Jones Michael Lacey 8,280,000 7
106 8912 Tuesday 24th May Debbie Oates Michael Lacey 8,220,000 8
107 8913 Wednesday 25th May Joe Turner Michael Lacey 9,020,000 3
108 8914 Thursday 26th May Jan McVerry Michael Lacey 9,190,000 2
109 8915 Monday 30th May 1 John Kerr Peter Rose 7,560,000 2
110 8916 Monday 30th May 2 Damon Rochefort Peter Rose 7,550,000 3
111 8917 Wednesday 1st June Martin Allen Peter Rose 7,700,000 1
112 8918 Friday 3rd June 1 Jayne Hollinson Peter Rose 7,010,000 5
113 8919 Friday 3rd June 2 Susan Oudot Peter Rose 7,340,000 4
114 8920 Monday 6th June 1 Ellen Taylor Gill Wilkinson 7,400,000 4
115 8921 Monday 6th June 2 Simon Crowther Gill Wilkinson 7,580,000 2
116 8922 Wednesday 8th June Perrie Balthazar Gill Wilkinson 7,580,000 3
117 8923 Sunday 12th June Chris Fewtrell Gill Wilkinson 7,100,000 5
118 8924 Monday 13th June 1 Simon Crowther Jo Johnson 7,410,000 3
119 8925 Monday 13th June 2 Mark Burt Jo Johnson 6,810,000 6
120 8926 Tuesday 14th June Ben Tagoe Jo Johnson 6,590,000 8
121 8927 Sunday 19th June Jonathan Harvey Jo Johnson 6,910,000 5
122 8928 Thursday 23rd June Ellen Taylor Audrey Cooke 6,300,000 10
123 8929 Friday 24th June 1 Joe Turner Audrey Cooke 7,040,000 4
124 8930 Friday 24th June 2 Mark Wadlow Audrey Cooke 6,890,000 5
125 8931 Wednesday 29th June 1 Chris Fewtrell Ian Bevitt 7,410,000 6
126 8932 Wednesday 29th June 2 Martin Allen Ian Bevitt 6,830,000 8
127 8933 Wednesday 29th June 3 Damon Rochefort Ian Bevitt 5,950,000 18
128 8934 Friday 1st July 1 Ella Greenhill Ian Bevitt 6,970,000 7
129 8935 Friday 1st July 2 Susan Oudot Ian Bevitt 6,400,000 13
130 8936 Monday 4th July 1 Ella Greenhill Menhaj Huda 7,570,000 7
131 8937 Monday 4th July 2 Martin Allen Menhaj Huda 7,650,000 6
132 8938 Thursday 7th July Mark Wadlow Menhaj Huda 6,430,000 13
133 8939 Friday 8th July 1 Mark Burt Menhaj Huda 6,960,000 9
134 8940 Friday 8th July 2 Damon Rochefort Menhaj Huda 6,980,000 8
135 8941 Monday 11th July 1 Debbie Oates Nickie Lister 7,860,000 4
136 8942 Monday 11th July 2 Jan McVerry Nickie Lister 8,020,000 3
137 8943 Wednesday 13th July John Kerr Nickie Lister 7,710,000 5
138 8944 Thursday 14th July Perrie Balthazar Nickie Lister 7,160,000 6
139 8945 Friday 15th July 1 Chris Fewtrell Nickie Lister 8,110,000 2
140 8946 Friday 15th July 2 Chris Fewtrell Nickie Lister 8,470,000 1
141 8947 Monday 18th July 1 Jayne Hollinson Matt Hilton 7,500,000 3
142 8948 Monday 18th July 2 Joe Turner Matt Hilton 7,800,000 2
143 8949 Wednesday 20th July Jonathan Harvey Matt Hilton 7,290,000 5
144 8950 Thursday 21st July Susan Oudot Matt Hilton 6,970,000 7
145 8951 Friday 22nd July 1 Julie Jones Matt Hilton 7,130,000 6
146 8952 Friday 22nd July 2 Julie Jones Matt Hilton 7,430,000 4
147 8953 Monday 25th July 1 Jayne Hollinson Peter Rose 7,470,000 3
148 8954 Monday 25th July 2 Simon Crowther Peter Rose 7,500,000 2
149 8955 Wednesday 27th July Martin Allen Peter Rose 7,570,000 1
150 8956 Friday 29th July 1 Julie Jones Peter Rose 7,140,000 4
151 8957 Friday 29th July 2 Ben Tagoe Peter Rose 6,910,000 5
152 8958 Monday 1st August 1 Debbie Oates Michael Lacey 7,590,000 1
153 8959 Monday 1st August 2 Perrie Balthazar Michael Lacey 7,480,000 2
154 8960 Wednesday 3rd August Ellen Taylor Michael Lacey 7,270,000 3
155 8961 Friday 5th August 1 Ella Greenhill Michael Lacey 6,850,000 5
156 8962 Friday 5th August 2 Susan Oudot Michael Lacey 6,620,000 6
157 8963 Monday 8th August 1 Joe Turner Durno Johnston 7,240,000 3
158 8964 Monday 8th August 2 Mark Wadlow Durno Johnston 6,820,000 4
159 8965 Wednesday 10th August Mark Burt Durno Johnston 7,480,000 2
160 8966 Friday 12th August 1 Jonathan Harvey Durno Johnston 6,650,000 6
161 8967 Friday 12th August 2 Jan McVerry Durno Johnston 6,390,000 9
162 8968 Monday 15th August 1 Ben Tagoe Ian Bevitt 7,060,000 3
163 8969 Monday 15th August 2 Jonathan Harvey Ian Bevitt 6,590,000 8
164 8970 Wednesday 17th August Ellen Taylor Ian Bevitt 6,950,000 4
165 8971 Friday 19th August 1 Damon Rochefort Ian Bevitt 6,750,000 5
166 8972 Friday 19th August 2 Damon Rochefort Ian Bevitt 6,610,000 7
167 8973 Monday 22nd August 1 Chris Fewtrell Neil Alderton 7,570,000 6
168 8974 Monday 22nd August 2 Susan Oudot Neil Alderton 7,190,000 7
169 8975 Wednesday 24th August John Kerr Neil Alderton 7,670,000 5
170 8976 Friday 26th August 1 Joe Turner Neil Alderton 7,060,000 8
171 8977 Friday 26th August 2 Joe Turner Neil Alderton 7,010,000 9
172 8978 Monday 29th August 1 Jan McVerry Menhaj Huda 7,290,000 8
173 8979 Monday 29th August 2 Mark Wadlow Menhaj Huda 7,210,000 11
174 8980 Wednesday 31st August Mark Burt Menhaj Huda 7,550,000 6
175 8981 Friday 2nd September 1 Simon Crowther Menhaj Huda 7,280,000 9
11176 8982 Friday 2nd September 2 Ella Greenhill Menhaj Huda 7,260,000 10
177 8983 Monday 5th September 1 Chris Fewtrell Suri Krishnamma 7,790,000 5
178 8984 Monday 5th September 2 Joe Turner Suri Krishnamma 7,770,000 6
179 8985 Wednesday 7th September Mark Wadlow Gill Wilkinson 7,410,000 8
180 8986 Friday 9th September 1 Jan McVerry Gill Wilkinson 7,250,000 9
181 8987 Friday 9th September 2 Debbie Oates Gill Wilkinson 7,200,000 10
182 8988 Monday 12th September 1 Jayne Hollinson Nickie Lister 7,810,000 4
183 8989 Monday 12th September 2 Ben Tagoe Nickie Lister 7,730,000 5
184 8990 Wednesday 14th September Susan Oudot Nickie Lister 7,220,000 9
185 8991 Friday 16th September 1 John Kerr Nickie Lister 7,340,000 7
186 8992 Friday 16th September 2 Julie Jones Nickie Lister 7,280,000 8
187 8993 Monday 19th September 1 Martin Allen Sean Healy 7,820,000 6
188 8994 Monday 19th September 2 Mark Burt Sean Healy 7,740,000 7
189 8995 Wednesday 21st September Ellen Taylor Sean Healy 7,370,000 9
190 8996 Friday 23rd September 1 Damon Rochefort Sean Healy 7,240,000 10
191 8997 Friday 23rd September 2 Simon Crowther Sean Healy 7,040,000 11
192 8998 Monday 26th September 1 Perrie Balthazar Tim Finn 7,460,000 7
193 8999 Monday 26th September 2 Ella Greenhill Tim Finn 7,480,000 6
194 9000 Wednesday 28th September Jan McVerry Tim Finn 7,450,000 8
195 9001 Thursday 29th September Julie Jones Tim Finn 6,560,000 15
196 9002 Friday 30th September 1 Damon Rochefort Tim Finn 6,960,000 11
197 9003 Friday 30th September 2 Damon Rochefort Tim Finn 6,920,000 12
198 9004 Monday 3rd October 1 Simon Crowther Alan Grint 7,590,000 6
199 9005 Monday 3rd October 2 Mark Burt Alan Grint 7,080,000 12
200 9006 Wednesday 5th October Mark Wadlow Alan Grint 7,710,000 5
201 9007 Friday 7th October 1 Martin Allen Alan Grint 7,370,000 9
202 9008 Friday 7th October 2 John Kerr Alan Grint 7,030,000 14
203 9009 Monday 10th October 1 Susan Oudot Neil Alderton 7,910,000 4
204 9010 Monday 10th October 2 Susan Oudot Neil Alderton 7,480,000 7
205 9011 Wednesday 12th October Joe Turner Neil Alderton 7,640,000 6
206 9012 Friday 14th October 1 Chris Fewtrell Neil Alderton 7,400,000 8
207 9013 Friday 14th October 2 Chris Fewtrell Neil Alderton 7,390,000 10
208 9014 Monday 17th October 1 Damon Rochefort Tony Prescott 7,940,000 9
209 9015 Monday 17th October 2 Chris Fewtrell Tony Prescott 7,780,000 10
210 9016 Wednesday 19th October Jayne Hollinson Tony Prescott 8,010,000 6
211 9017 Friday 21st October 1 Joe Turner Tony Prescott 8,170,000 5
212 9018 Friday 21st October 2 Joe Turner Tony Prescott 8,540,000 4
213 9019 Monday 24th October 1 Martin Allen Abe Juckes 8,340,000 4
214 9020 Monday 24th October 2 Simon Crowther Abe Juckes 7,960,000 5
215 9021 Wednesday 26th October John Kerr Abe Juckes 7,680,000 6
216 9022 Friday 28th October 1 Susan Oudot Abe Juckes 7,340,000 10
217 9023 Friday 28th October 2 Ella Greenhill Abe Juckes 7,470,000 9
218 9024 Monday 31st October 1 Debbie Oates Judith Dine 8,020,000 6
219 9025 Monday 31st October 2 Debbie Oates Judith Dine 8,030,000 4
220 9026 Wednesday 2nd November Julie Jones Judith Dine 8,030,000 5
221 9027 Friday 4th November 1 Mark Wadlow Judith Dine 7,680,000 8
222 9028 Friday 4th November 2 Mark Burt Judith Dine 7,780,000 7
223 9029 Monday 7th November 1 Julie Jones Audrey Cooke 8,110,000 6
224 9030 Monday 7th November 2 Julie Jones Audrey Cooke 7,940,000 7
225 9031 Wednesday 9th November Susan Oudot Audrey Cooke 8,360,000 5
226 9032 Thursday 10th November Susan Oudot Audrey Cooke 7,290,000 12
227 9033 Monday 14th November 1 Martin Allen Tim Dowd 8,090,000 10
228 9034 Monday 14th November 2 Ella Greenhill Tim Dowd 7,940,000 12
229 9035 Wednesday 16th November Ellen Taylor Tim Dowd 7,960,000 11
230 9036 Thursday 17th November Ellen Taylor Tim Dowd 7,240,000 14
231 9037 Friday 18th November 1 Chris Fewtrell Tim Dowd 7,330,000 13
232 9038 Friday 18th November 2 Chris Fewtrell Tim Dowd 7,050,000 18
233 9039 Monday 21st November 1 Simon Crowther Jordan Hogg 8,520,000 12
234 9040 Monday 21st November 2 Simon Crowther Jordan Hogg 8,630,000 11
235 9041 Wednesday 23rd November Joe Turner Jordan Hogg 8,360,000 13
236 9042 Thursday 24th November Joe Turner Jordan Hogg 7,570,000 15
237 9043 Friday 25th November 1 Damon Alexis-Rochefort Jordan Hogg 7,680,000 14
238 9044 Friday 25th November 2 Damon Alexis-Rochefort Jordan Hogg 7,450,000 16
239 9045 Monday 28th November John Kerr Durno Johnston 8,650,000 11
240 9046 Wednesday 30th November Debbie Oates Durno Johnston 7,960,000 12
241 9047 Friday 2nd December Ben Tagoe Durno Johnston 7,740,000 13
242 9048 Monday 5th December 1 Mark Burt Tim Finn 8,510,000 4
243 9049 Monday 5th December 2 John Kerr Tim Finn 8,270,000 6
244 9050 Wednesday 7th December Susan Oudot Tim Finn 7,870,000 7
245 9051 Thursday 8th December Susan Oudot Tim Finn 7,180,000 11
246 9052 Friday 9th December 1 Simon Crowther Tim Finn 7,670,000 8
247 9053 Friday 9th December 2 Jonathan Harvey Tim Finn 7,050,000 12
248 9054 Monday 12th December 1 Damon Alexis-Rochefort Brett Fallis 8,410,000 2
249 9055 Monday 12th December 2 Damon Alexis-Rochefort Brett Fallis 8,290,000 3
250 9056 Wednesday 14th December Ellen Taylor Brett Fallis 7,760,000 4
251 9057 Thursday 15th December Ellen Taylor Brett Fallis 7,220,000 10
252 9058 Friday 16th December 1 Martin Allen Brett Fallis 7,630,000 5
253 9059 Friday 16th December 2 Mark Wadlow Brett Fallis 7,300,000 8
254 9060 Monday 19th December 1 Ella Greenhill Diana Patrick 8,200,000 5
255 9061 Monday 19th December 2 Julie Jones Diana Patrick 7,410,000 12
256 9062 Wednesday 21st December Jayne Hollinson Diana Patrick 8,170,000 6
257 9063 Friday 23rd December Chris Fewtrell Diana Patrick 7,600,000 10
258 9064 Saturday 24th December Chris Fewtrell Diana Patrick 6,370,000 25
259 9065 Sunday 25th December Jan McVerry Duncan Foster 8,120,000 7
260 9066a Monday 26th December 1 Joe Turner Duncan Foster 7,600,000 6
261 9066b Monday 26th December 2 Joe Turner Duncan Foster 7,550,000 7
262 9067 Friday 30th December Martin Allen Duncan Foster 8,146,000 4

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Awards and nominations

National Television Awards

TV Choice Awards

  • Best Soap: Coronation Street (Nominee)
  • Best Soap Newcomer: Shayne Ward (Winner)
  • Best Soap Actress: Paula Lane (Nominee)
  • Best Soap Actor: Jack P. Shepherd (Nominee)

The British Soap Awards

  • Best Soap: Coronation Street (Nominee)
  • Best Actor: Jack P. Shepherd (Nominee)
  • Best Actress: Alison King (Nominee)
  • Villain of the Year: Connor McIntyre (Winner)
  • Best Comedy Performance: Patti Clare (Winner)
  • Best Newcomer: Shayne Ward (Nominee)
  • Best Storyline: Callum Logan’s Reign of Terror and Sarah Platt’s Baby (Nominee)
  • Best Single Episode: The live episode (Nominee)
  • Best Male Dramatic Performance: Jack. P. Shepherd (Nominee)
  • Best Female Dramatic Performance: Tina O'Brien (Nominee)
  • Best On-Screen Partnership: Sally Dynevor and Joe Duttine (Winner)
  • Best Young Performance: Elle Mulvaney (Nominee)

Inside Soap Awards

  • Coronation Street had 18 nominations and 4 wins.
  • Best Bad Boy: Connor McIntyre
  • Funniest Male: Joe Duttine
  • Best Newcomer: Shayne Ward
  • Best Show-Stopper: The live episode

Royal Television Society (North West) Awards

  • Best Performance is a Continuing Drama: Tina O'Brien (Winner)

Royal Television Society Craft and Design Awards

  • Multicamera work: The camera team for the live episode
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