Coronation Street Blog readers have voted Roy and Hayley's romance as their favourite moment from 1990s Corrie. This happened between 1998 and 1999. 202 of you voted and 55 (27.23%) voted for the wonderful romance of the Croppers.
In second place came an iconic moment of Corrie when Deirdre was wrongly imprisoned in March 1998 with 37 votes (18.32%). In third place came the Battersbys' arrival in July 1997 with 24 votes (11.88%).
In fourth place came the incident of Reg's waterbed leaking in April 1993 with 22 votes (10.89%). In fifth place came Raquel being taught French by Ken Barlow in August 1993 with 12 votes (5.94%). In sixth place came Bet leaving the Rovers in October 1995 with 9 votes (4.46%) and Bet and Rita's showdown the same month came seventh with 7 votes (3.47%).
Ken and Mike's fight in April 1990; the love triangle of Des, Raquel and Tanya in 1993; and Curly and Raquel's wedding in December 1995 all received 5 votes (2.48%).
The following received 3 votes (1.49%): Carmel the mad nanny between 1992 and 1993; Alf Roberts receiving his OBE in December 1995; Jim hitting Liz in February 1996; Don kidnaps Alma in April 1997; and the Sally/Kevin/Natalie love triangle in 1997.
Both Terry selling Tommy in December 1993 and the character of Nick Tilsley (played by Adam Rickitt from 1997) received 2 votes (0.99%). Emily spending a night up a tree in January 1998 and the Duckworths running the Rovers between 1995 and 1998 received 1 vote (0.5%).
Sadly, Don killing himself in October 1997 and Fiona being jilted by Alan in November 1997 received 0 votes (0%).
Happy with the results?
And if you haven't yet, you can vote for your favourite 2000s Corrie moment here. Voting closes at midnight on Monday, 12th August.
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1 comment:
Immensely happy, yes, thanks :))))
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