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.

Saturday, 30 September 2017

State of the Street - September 2017

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Kate finds a new girlfriend while she and Rana were out on a girls' night at the Bistro. Not really the place I'd have thought would...
Friday, 1 September 2017

State of the Street - August 2017

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The Bistro has been targeted. Graffiti, a firebomb tossed at the sign outdoors, Robert gets mugged and the flat is broken into. I started ...
Friday, 25 August 2017

The Wedding of Mary and Norris

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A bit of background: Norris entered a contest to win an around-the-world trip so that Mary could have a chance to visit her son Jude in Sout...
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Monday, 31 July 2017

State of the Street - July 2017

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It's the end of an era . The McDonalds have sold the pub for the second and last time and have moved out. I really loved Liz as landl...
Friday, 7 July 2017

The end of an era

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Next week, for the second and final time, the McDonalds will have sold the pub and Liz will no longer be ruling the roost from behind the ba...
Saturday, 1 July 2017

State of the Street - June 2017

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This month, Coronation Street's storylines were quite varied. We had such a climactic last week of May that June has been a month of f...
Friday, 23 June 2017

Musing on Dramatic License

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Bethany's storyline has been quite controversial. Some viewers think it's gone too far. Some hate that a corrupt policeman has bee...
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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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