State of the Street

This Corrie blog follows the UK timeline so there will be SPOILERS for those that are lagging behind along with rumours and spoilers sometimes even for UK readers. There will be opinion pieces, storyline speculation, character studies, and monthly wrap ups. I hope you find it a comfortable place to read about and talk about our favourite tv show.

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Friday, 2 June 2017

The Big Week, The Big Reveal

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Wow! ITV really pulled out all the stops this week, didn't they? There were a few smaller fill-in storylines but mostly it was one maj...

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Friday, 26 May 2017

The face of an assailant

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When the "Who Attacked Ken" storyline spoilers first hit t'interweb, ITV's publicity machine offered a photo of all the...

Sunday, 2 April 2017

Let's Play Detective - Who tried to kill Ken Barlow?

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Ken nearly came a cropper again but it wasn't a stroke this time. Surprisingly, really, considering the stress and shouting going on t...

Monday, 14 December 2015

The Darth Vader Effect

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You've heard of the "butterfly effect" where one small change can have a large and long standing effect? This month, we'...

Saturday, 7 November 2015

Cathy and Nessa - The Sister Dynamic

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Cathy was introduced to us first, on Coronation Street. She was brought in as a recent widow, shy, not very confident and having had her w...

Tuesday, 5 August 2014

Has the worm turned?

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Since Ken's been away, Deirdre's character really has come into her own. She's been funny, daffy and interesting. She's be...

Monday, 25 May 2009

The State of the Street - May

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May's been quite a month for Norris, hasn't it? All along, Mary's been giving him the glad eye and it's been clear to everyo...

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Tvor: Have a great family, wonderful husband. I'm an IT professional, Coronation Street addict, voracious reader, favourite auntie and I love to travel. I've been watching Corrie since 1989 and have been involved in the online and local Corrie communities since the mid 1990s.

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