Wednesday, 24 November 2010

WIN! 10 Corrie DVDs up for grabs on the Coronation Street Blog

With thanks to The Sun Buzz Magazine, we have ten copies of a special DVD to give away in a competition here on the Coronation Street Blog.  The DVD takes a classic episode of Corrie from each decade that it has been running. These are; Ena & Elsie’s Poison Pen Letter, Hilda Holds a Seance, Alan Bradley’s Blackpool Demise, Deirdre’s Verdict, Richard Hillman’s Confession.

The anniversary DVD will be supported with 5 different front covers for the mag which each feature a different Corrie girls styled to each of the 5 decades. The characters taking part are; Carla, Becky, Fiz, Rosie and Sarah Louise.
There will be a voucher in The Sun’s Buzz magazine on Saturday which readers can redeem in Tesco and SuperValu for a copy of the DVD on Saturday only.

However, if you'd like to win one of these 10 special DVDs, all you have to do is email me (glenda.young@btinternet.com) with the correct answer to the following question and I need both the first and last names please!. Deadline for entries is Monday 29th November at 5pm. Sorry, prizes can only be sent to people in the UK.

Q: On Coronation Street, who did Gail Platt compare Richard Hillman to in this classic quote:
"You're _______   ______ with a briefcase!" 
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4 comments:

  1. Anonymous24 November 2010 at 21:16

    I am very disappointed, with all these episodes they are putting on the dvds, its the same with the 5oth anniversary collection dvd boxset, - they are all the same old episodes that they have put on various other Dvds/ videos over the years, - with 7,000 plus episodes to choose from, surely someone can produce a DVD with different episodes for us to enjoy!

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  2. Anonymous25 November 2010 at 13:25

    phil nail

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  3. Anonymous26 November 2010 at 04:07

    "...and Sarah Louise."

    ?!?! ...do you mean Tina McIntyre...?

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  4. mister_tmg26 November 2010 at 21:42

    But a lot of the 7,000 episodes weren't worth watching (especially in latter years).

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