It's Friday again so it's time for this week's fab Coronation Street
photo. Do you remember when a knight walked the cobbles? Here's Sir Ian McKellen as 'author' Mel Hutchwright in 2005.
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Friday 1 February 2013
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2 comments:
Great photos! I loved that storyline as it involved all the oldies :) Sad though when you realise Betty, Blanche, Jack and Vera are all gone :(
It wasn't just the storyline - the writing and dialogue were sublime. It was a real throwback to the glory years of the programme and showed what the writers could do when they tried.
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