Loved watching the best 50 moments after the main show. Some of the old B/W clips brought back old memories.

Me too, loved it!

I gave up on Corrie for EE and Emmerdale years ago. Nothing I have seen in the few times I've dipped back in has changed my mind.

Totally agree with your post Senora

Yes! They pulled it off. I was so pleased for the cast. Even Dev seemed less wooden.

The acting was brilliant, maybe Fiz overdone it a wee tad but I enjoyed it and I always wonder that too Senora why DO EE win all the awards ? Corrie is by far the best soap on TV..

As far as I am concerned they peed all over EE tonight with the Live episode,

I thought exactly the same thing

I do think EE deserves some credit, though.. I genuinely LOL'ed during this evening's episode when Dot said that she'd got a bag of marshmallows in, and that she and Jim were going to spend the evening watching Corrie!"

I get rather pissed off at people who trot out the old "EE has no humour" argument, conveniently forgetting the number of characters who do have both serious and comic moments. Not just Dot, but the Masoods, the Slaters and even the Beales have their turn.

I almost gave up my night out to stay in and watch it. I'm sad I missed it tbh.

Hi Senora Corrie is my favourite soap they were brilliant  I agree about EE I ask myself the same question .. how do they keep winning best soap award  with their over the top storylines and bad acting..go Corrie 

Did Dot really say that about Corrie?? blimey!

Completely agree - they all did a brillaint job   i also don't know how EE gets all the awards!

I thought it was fantastic last night - so good I've just watched it again with my OH who was out last night (and he doesn't watch Corrie reguarly but thought that was excellent)
I thought it flowed so well that I actually forgot it was which must be the ultimate compliment to everyone who organised it - directors, cameramen and all the background staff.
Well done!!
Oh and can you bring back Peter please?

   .Oh and can you bring back Peter please?



I'll second that Moomin.   Also agree with all the other positive comments - they've played an absolute blinder this week and last night was fantastic.     I also think it's fantastic that everyone involved managed to keep schtum about who would be going - it's not often that happens on telly, and it really kept you hooked - thinking 'well - that's them gone then'.. only for them to stumble from the wreckage later.   We still know don't for sure who number 4 is going to be!

I'm really hoping that knock that Nick took on the head has delayed cosequences - I'm clutching at straws now.

Me too, Soozy       Zap Peter back to this world and send Nick off!

I just want Ashley back 
How could they!

Soozy.... here's a straw..... from the BBC website...





At its climax, two characters appeared to die from their injuries.

The show is the world's longest-running TV soap, with its 7,500 episodes featuring 39 births, 114 deaths and 88 weddings.

There have been months of speculation about the identities of those who would be killed off in the catastrophe.

On Wednesday, Ashley Peacock - a Street regular for 14 years, played by Steven Arnold - was seen being crushed to death after the Joinery bar collapsed.

On Thursday, viewers saw Peter Barlow and Molly Dobbs seem to succumb to their injuries.





We can but hope.....

They were reviewing it on the "Wright Stuff" this morning and Ian Hyland said the actor that plays Peter is listed in the cast in the Radio times next week so.......maybe! I think they are doing a "flashback" episode though to the cause etc of the blast.
Oh and I hate Eastenders.
Corrie is the only soap I like.

We still dont know for sure if Peter has died ..I hope not

Can't quote properly: Soozy: I'm really hoping that knock that Nick took on the head has delayed cosequences

That would be perfectly acceptable to me. I don't know what it is about him, but I cringe everytime he is on the screen. Have not taken to him at all.

He used to be in Casualty Jenny - he was a nasty piece of work in that too.
I like the straw you have offered, Kaffy *starts grabbing at said piece of straw*

Senora, I have only tuned in because of all the Publicity ,I must admit it was first class viewing..

Will you carry on watching now, Erin? Glad you enjoyed it.

Moomin,I doubt it  .

It's been brilliant all week but Eastenders is still my fav.  Both soaps though go through periods of being unmissable and vice versa.....I couldn't really care what's going on in EE this week as I'm too wrapped up in Corrie but by next week I'll be back with EE.

I completly forgot that corrie was live last night and didn't notice a thing throughout (probably because I wasn't looking for errors) but it does seem they outshone EE's live one.
Massive applause to Jane Danson though who plays Leanne, never really that bothered with her character but she just proved how great an actress she was last night and outshone most of the cast.

Thought it was brilliant, if they dont get awards for it there is something wrong somewhere...

Kat still managed to get in a sly dig, though...

Oh dear.. this is draining me...     


Who else wanted to give Graham a hug?


.. and Peter's still hanging on....

Oh i know Kaffy, superb acting eh?  And boy did carla deserve that slap

Rita....."Help yourself to some toffees"  Brilliant

*sobs*   *gulps*


Bloody fantastic .

Classic Corrie that 

Brilliant! Well done Corrie.

Phew ... I need a drink

Still hope for Peter then

Think Peter has made it

Ohhhh, I do hope so. So who are the four funerals then Skylark?

I dont know ????? Must be Molly, Ashley, Charlotte, and a passenger on the train, unless Sally kills Kevin

or Tyrone kills Kevin