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'''Joe Turner''' is a Welsh writer who started out in children's television, penning episodes of ''Children's Ward'' as well as the British Comedy Award-winning TV play ''My Dad's a Boring Nerd ''starring [[Alan Halsall]] and [[Julia Haworth]]. He continued as a writer on programmes such as ''Holby City'', ''Casualty'', ''Robin Hood'' (his episode featured [[Charles Dale]] in a guest slot), and [[Jack Rosenthal]]'s ''London's Burning''. His first ''[[Coronation Street]]'' episode was broadcast in [[March 1999]] and he has become one of the series' most prolific writers, with '''358 '''episodes to his credit to date, one co-credited with [[Mark Wadlow]], four of them double episodes, an hour-long episode and four more double episodes co-credited with [[Stephen Lowe]], [[Debbie Oates]], [[Martin Allen]] and [[Chris Fewtrell]].
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'''Joe Turner''' is a Welsh writer who started out in children's television, penning episodes of ''Children's Ward'' as well as the British Comedy Award-winning TV play ''My Dad's a Boring Nerd ''starring [[Alan Halsall]] and [[Julia Haworth]]. He continued as a writer on programmes such as ''Holby City'', ''Casualty'', ''Robin Hood'' (his episode featured [[Charles Dale]] in a guest slot), and [[Jack Rosenthal]]'s ''London's Burning''. His first ''[[Coronation Street]]'' episode was broadcast in [[March 1999]] and he has become one of the series' most prolific writers, with '''359 '''episodes to his credit to date, one co-credited with [[Mark Wadlow]], four of them double episodes, an hour-long episode and four more double episodes co-credited with [[Stephen Lowe]], [[Debbie Oates]], [[Martin Allen]] and [[Chris Fewtrell]].
   
 
==Episodes written by Joe Turner==
  
==Episodes written by Joe Turner==
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'''[[Coronation Street in 2018|2018]] (21 episodes)'''
 
*[[Episode 9345 (5th January 2018)]]
  
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==Other ''[[Coronation Street]]'' related works==
  
==Other ''[[Coronation Street]]'' related works==
 
*[[Out of Africa]] ([[2008]] - (Co-written with Mark Wadlow)
  
*[[Out of Africa]] ([[2008]] - (Co-written with Mark Wadlow)

Revision as of 22:11, 3 December 2018

Joe Turner

Joe Turner is a Welsh writer who started out in children's television, penning episodes of Children's Ward as well as the British Comedy Award-winning TV play My Dad's a Boring Nerd starring Alan Halsall and Julia Haworth. He continued as a writer on programmes such as Holby City, Casualty, Robin Hood (his episode featured Charles Dale in a guest slot), and Jack Rosenthal's London's Burning. His first Coronation Street episode was broadcast in March 1999 and he has become one of the series' most prolific writers, with 359 episodes to his credit to date, one co-credited with Mark Wadlow, four of them double episodes, an hour-long episode and four more double episodes co-credited with Stephen Lowe, Debbie Oates, Martin Allen and Chris Fewtrell.

Episodes written by Joe Turner

1990s

1999 (14 episodes)

2000s

2000 (19 episodes)

2001 (21 episodes)

2002 (18 episodes)

2003 (16 episodes)

2004 (16 episodes)

2005 (17 episodes)

2006 (14 episodes)

2007 (20 episodes)

2008 (14 episodes)

2009 (20 episodes)

2010s

2010 (18 episodes)

2011 (20 episodes)

2012 (17 episodes)

2013 (18 episodes)

2014 (18 episodes)

2015 (18 episodes)

2016 (22 episodes)

2017 (17 episodes)

2018 (21 episodes)

Other Coronation Street related works

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