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Yeah, the only thing that didnt fit in well was David, Tina, Darryl and Amber

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Helen Flanagan has admitted that she felt nervous when Coronation Street producers started to offer her grittier storylines.

The 18-year-old's character Rosie Webster has been pushed to the forefront with a number of dramatic plots on the ITV1 soap in recent years.

In 2007, Rosie was seen starting an affair with her teacher, John Stape (Graeme Hawley). More recently, the teen has disappeared in mysterious circumstances.

"It can be hard to get your head around it sometimes. I was a little bit jittery and I suppose it was difficult to take on at first," Helen told the Belfast Telegraph. "But I think it's important to stretch yourself as an actor and I've been learning so much as we go along."

Asked about Rosie's disappearance, Flanagan said: "It's actually all going to come out in a special episode, so all will be explained next Monday, it's a really big episode and there's going to be a lot of exciting storylines coming out of it.

"I can't wait to sit down and watch it because you only get to see your own scenes being shot so it'll be great to see it all come together. All I can say is I'm going to stay missing for another while yet."

A special episode? Sounds cool :hugesmile:

We can announce today that Corrie's Andy Whyment and his wife, Nicola, are the proud parents of a bouncing baby boy, named Tommy. Tommy was born on October 13 and weighed in at 6 pounds 14 ounces. OK Magazine featured Andy and Nicole's wedding photos, and very likely they will soon be featuring the baby snaps as well.

That's baby number two now arrived, out of the many cast members (or their parnters) that are expecting. Julia Haworth had her baby in the summer and we should be hearing about Tina O'Brien and Ryan Thomas' baby soon.

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Congratz Andy!

Wheres Rosie.. There she is.. In Johns Grans Flat.. Acting like a Cat :thumbs:

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Its good that we aint going back to the normal street on Monday:spin:

Chewy.. You absolutely LOVE corrie dont you. :joker:

Lol thats stating the obvious :xyxwave:

ITV.com have added an Out of Africa section to the site and there is a small promo scene too

Not many people have turned up for the funeral

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Coronation Street's Carla Connor will be at the centre of a number of dramatic plots in the coming weeks, a report claims.

According to The Sun, the character will be pushed to the forefront before actress Alison King departs the ITV1 soap temporarily for maternity leave.

Carla has already been involved in Liam Connor's (Rob James-Collier) murder storyline, which attracted 9.39m viewers on Friday night.

An insider told the newspaper: "She has got lots of huge storylines lined up before she goes. Her character is very much the centre of attention following Liam's death.

"We'll see her run a whole gamut of emotions as she decides whether or not to go ahead with her marriage to Tony [Gordon]. She's a huge name on the Street and fans love her."

In a recent interview with DS, Corrie's lead producer Kim Crowther confirmed that she had big plans for the character.

She said: "We've got lots of other exciting things planned for Carla, so when Alison returns from maternity leave, she'll be very busy."

Aye, I thought more would be there for his funeral, he seemed a popular guy
Glad Carla will be at the forefront of the show

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Cat in using all the hot water shocker :whistle:

EX-CORRIE star Bruce Jones said playing Les Battersby wrecked his life — and claimed he was RELIEVED when he was sacked after a 19-pint bender.

Bruce was axed after a foul-mouthed drunken rant in which he slated co-stars and revealed the outcome of the soap’s top secret, the Tracy Barlow murder plot.

In The Dark Side Of Fame, he told Piers Morgan his life was made hell by fans thinking he really was Les — as well as long hours on set. He said of his sacking: “I was upset for half an hour then I said to my agent, ‘I feel there’s a weight off my shoulders’.”

Bruce, 55, also told of his horror at finding the body of fourth Yorkshire Ripper victim, Jean Jones. He said: “She had her hair burned, face smashed in, disembowelled.

“I had nightmares for years. I still do.”

The show is on BBC1, tonight at 10.35pm.

The Sun

Three different versions of the murder of Corrie character Liam Connor proved a killer hit for the ITV website, with over 650,000 views of the extra footage over the weekend.

Fans were given access to all three murders - filmed to act as decoys to prevent details of the real ending from getting out - plus a look behind the scenes at the filming of each one.

The three versions saw Liam shot during Tony's stag night paintballing session, pushed from a high balcony on the morning of the stag night and finally being knocked down by a car on the stag night. The latter version was the final ending.

As ‘murder week’ came to a close with Liam’s murder on Friday October 17, fans were already logging on to itv.com/coronationstreet to watch the alternative endings that weren’t screened on TV. In the three hours after the programme half a million of the three different endings were viewed. Over 5,000 have downloaded a mask of Tony, the character suspected of being behind the murder.

Fans could also watch exclusive behind the scenes footage, interviews with directors, stuntmen and actors. The extra content was produced by the ITV Digital Productions unit.

A spokesman for ITV said: “Having gone to trouble of shooting the different murders it was felt that loyal fans of the show should be given the opportunity to watch them all. Our hunch that this footage would be popular was proved right – in fact far more people watched it than we predicted.

“Viewers want to engage with our content on many levels and our website offers us the platform to let them do so. This is all part of making the ITV website the home for fans of our shows and is just one example of what they can expect over the coming months.”

It is the second time that ITV.com users have been able to view an alternative ending online.

In 2007 Coronation Street fans had the opportunity to watch Tracy Barlow being found not guilty of murdering Charlie Stubbs on ITV.com just minutes after the real ending showing her being found guilty was shown on TV.

ITV.com has seen a massive rise in users and video views, with almost 7 million unique users recorded last month - an increase of 28% year on year - and video views leaping by 347%.

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Rosarrrr!!!!!:hello:

Wasnt expecting Tony to be lurking around Liams death spot O_O

Rosie's acting wasn't exactly the best at times tonight.

Tonights episode seemed weird after last weeks 24 thing

Aye,especially since it's moved onto another major storyline with Stape and Rosie.I thought they might have left it another week.

Some of the things Dev did tonight very strange but made me laugh.

Lol yeah xD
The Devster rocks

It seemed disjointed tonight, before I realised it wasnt in real time any longer

I dont know how the Stape storyline ends yet :sad: I hope its good

i expected yesterdays to be better after all the buildup to last week