Saturday, 11 December 2010
Anniversary week's closing montage
For those who missed it! The fantastic montage to finish off Coronation Street's saddest week ever. Found on YouTube. All copyright remains with ITV.
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50th anniversary,
tram crash
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4 comments:
amazing :)
will never ever forget this episode!
wow, that was really amazing...
I watched this in ireland on tv3 and the song at the end was different it wasnt U2 it was a female singer and the song words where something like "you always be forever young". Did anyone watching in Ireland notice this??
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