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*[[Viewing Figures]]: First UK broadcast - 7,650,000 homes (7th place). |
*[[Viewing Figures]]: First UK broadcast - 7,650,000 homes (7th place). |
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Revision as of 19:15, 17 August 2009
Plot
Alan tells Elsie that Mark found it embarrassing to be in the house with Elsie and Len. Annie tells Irma to keep away from Billy. Elsie is angry at Mark's allegations and gets Len to tells Alan that nothing went on between them. Alan is angry when Elsie calls Mark a liar. Billy moves back to the Rovers. Mark tells Elsie he wants Alan to be happy. She walks out. Billy plans to teach Annie a lesson. Alan accuses Mark of being jealous of Elsie and tells him he will not let him turn him against Elsie. Billy tells Annie he can't finish with Irma, even if he wanted to.
Cast
Regular cast
- Valerie Barlow - Anne Reid
- Irma Barlow - Sandra Gough
- Maggie Clegg - Irene Sutcliffe
- Ray Langton - Neville Buswell
- Minnie Caldwell - Margot Bryant
- Annie Walker - Doris Speed
- Betty Turpin - Betty Driver
- Lucille Hewitt - Jennifer Moss
- Billy Walker - Kenneth Farrington
- Elsie Howard - Patricia Phoenix (Credited as "Elsie Tanner")
- Alan Howard - Alan Browning
- Albert Tatlock - Jack Howarth
- Len Fairclough - Peter Adamson
Guest cast
Notes
- This episode, recorded on 6th November, was the last episode of Coronation Street to be made in colour until February 1971. This was due to the ITV colour strike which began on Friday 13th August and which meant that both the recording and transmission of programmes were only in black and white for the duration of the dispute. For this reason, this episode was transmitted in black and white.
- Viewing Figures: First UK broadcast - 7,650,000 homes (7th place).
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