Happy New Year everyone! Our first podcast of 2021 covers the episodes of Corrie broadcast in the UK between the 28th December and the 1st January (Episodes #10206 - 10212).
This week, in a revelation that was at least pretty shocking for Gary and Maria even if by that point a good number of viewers might have guessed the Barlow basher wasn't one of the official suspects, Faye reveals herself to be Adam's attacker. In a move that would surely make mum Anna proud that she's following the Windass family tradition of violently attacking someone and managing to get away with it, Faye is persuaded not to hand herself in to the police, but with Gary now DS Willets' number one suspect, will she be able to stay silent? Also this week, Peter's given another worrying diagnosis when he's taken to hospital after coughing up blood, Arthur gets a frosty reception when he turns up with a Christmas present for Evelyn, and Todd's plan to make Paul look like an idiot goes so well, you'd be mistaken for wondering if young Mr Foreman was actually complicit in it himself.
In the Kabin, we pay tribute to Mark Eden and Adele Rose, two member of the Corrie family from the show's golden era who have both sadly passed away recently, and also celebrate Sally Dynevor being awarded an MBE (clearly off the back of her interview with this very podcast a few weeks ago!). That's followed by finding out your reactions to last week's Christmas episodes of Corrie in the listener feedback section.
Street Talk - 00:10:17
The Kabin - 02:36:02
Feedback - 03:05:17
For our bonus podcast this week, it's time to get on your best bib and tucker and charge your glasses with Newton and Ridley's finest champagne, as the Conversation Street Awards 2020 are here! You've all been voting for the past few weeks, and now the results are in! Which surprise twists had you gasping By 'Eck in shock? Which standout characters have beaten the competition to be crowned Top Lad and Top Lass, and which Corrie villain was the wrongest of Wrong Uns? The winners of these awards and more are all revealed here, so tune in and find out if your favourites have come top of the polls!
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