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==Plot== |
==Plot== |
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| − | [[Elsie Tanner|Elsie]] and [[Steve Tanner|Steve]] reminisce about the past. [[Stan Ogden|Stan]] discovers his ticket is worth £10. Elsie takes Steve to the [[Rovers Return Inn|Rovers]] where he meets everyone, including [[Dennis Tanner|Dennis]]. She keeps telling him she's a grandmother and tells him she can't see him again. [[David Barlow|David]] gets another ticket. He gives it to [[Hilda Ogden|Hilda]]. Stan sells his ticket to [[Mike Ridehalgh]] for £10. He plans to have a day out on the money. The residents are horrified when a train crashes through the viaduct onto the [[Coronation Street (Weatherfield)|street]]. |
+ | [[Elsie Tanner|Elsie]] and [[Steve Tanner|Steve]] reminisce about the past. [[Stan Ogden|Stan]] discovers his Cup Final ticket is worth £10. Elsie takes Steve to the [[Rovers Return Inn|Rovers]] where he meets everyone, including [[Dennis Tanner|Dennis]]. She keeps telling him she's a grandmother and tells him she can't see him again. [[David Barlow|David]] gets another ticket. He gives it to [[Hilda Ogden|Hilda]]. Stan sells his ticket to [[Mike Ridehalgh]] for £10. He plans to have a day out on the money. The residents are horrified when a train crashes through the viaduct onto the [[Coronation Street (Weatherfield)|street]]. |
==Cast== |
==Cast== |
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===Regular cast=== |
===Regular cast=== |
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*[[Mike Ridehalgh]] - [[Geoffrey Brightman]] |
*[[Mike Ridehalgh]] - [[Geoffrey Brightman]] |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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| − | The scenes of the just-fallen train and the accompanying rubble on the street were all achieved in the studio and not on location. The majority of these scenes were recorded in the studio session that produced [[Episode 668 (10th May 1967)|Episodes 668]] and [[Episode 669 (15th May 1967|Episode 669]]. During the same session the final moments of this episode were recorded to save having to put up the sets for two weeks running and were probably directed by [[Michael Apted]]. |
+ | The scenes of the just-fallen train and the accompanying rubble on the street were all achieved in the studio and not on location. The majority of these scenes were recorded in the studio session that produced [[Episode 668 (10th May 1967)|Episodes 668]] and [[Episode 669 (15th May 1967)|Episode 669]]. During the same session the final moments of this episode were recorded to save having to put up the sets for two weeks running and were probably directed by [[Michael Apted]]. |
==Notable dialogue== |
==Notable dialogue== |
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[[Elsie Tanner]]: "They used to call us good time girls and we did have a good time." |
[[Elsie Tanner]]: "They used to call us good time girls and we did have a good time." |
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Revision as of 20:57, 21 July 2008
Plot
Elsie and Steve reminisce about the past. Stan discovers his Cup Final ticket is worth £10. Elsie takes Steve to the Rovers where he meets everyone, including Dennis. She keeps telling him she's a grandmother and tells him she can't see him again. David gets another ticket. He gives it to Hilda. Stan sells his ticket to Mike Ridehalgh for £10. He plans to have a day out on the money. The residents are horrified when a train crashes through the viaduct onto the street.
Cast
Regular cast
- Kenneth Barlow - William Roache
- David Barlow - Alan Rothwell
- Annie Walker - Doris Speed
- Jack Walker - Arthur Leslie
- Ena Sharples - Violet Carson
- Dennis Tanner - Philip Lowrie
- Len Fairclough - Peter Adamson
- Elsie Tanner - Patricia Phoenix
- Lucille Hewitt - Jennifer Moss
- Valerie Barlow - Anne Reid
- Stan Ogden - Bernard Youens
- Hilda Ogden - Jean Alexander
- Jerry Booth - Graham Haberfield
- Steve Tanner - Paul Maxwell
Guest cast
Notes
The scenes of the just-fallen train and the accompanying rubble on the street were all achieved in the studio and not on location. The majority of these scenes were recorded in the studio session that produced Episodes 668 and Episode 669. During the same session the final moments of this episode were recorded to save having to put up the sets for two weeks running and were probably directed by Michael Apted.
Notable dialogue
Elsie Tanner: "They used to call us good time girls and we did have a good time."