[Scarlett.]

Actually I know what you mean in a way

[Scarlett.]

[Tom4784]

I dislike the Windass family I haven't seen anything of them yet. It makes me laugh that they're trying to go for an 'ard' image and the actor the picked for the dad and patriarch is laughable. I got a feeling they won't stick.

[Jen]

Originally posted by Dezzy
It makes me laugh that they're trying to go for an 'ard' image .

LOL, me too!

[Scarlett.]

Lol the dad does look quite rough belive it or not

The two sons are the hard ones by the way, the parents...not so hard

[Tom4784]

They'll be the Mortons Version 2 I think.

[Jen]

Originally posted by Dezzy
They'll be the Mortons Version 2 I think.

I love(ed) the Mortons...

[Scarlett.]

I hope not, then again, if its the later Mortons, then that will be great

[Scarlett.]

[Tom4784]

I meant in the way the mortons were dull at first lol.

[Scarlett.]

Lol Im glad Teresa Morton is staying

[BigSister]

lol she kinda scares me
Yay for Hayley

[Scarlett.]

Cant wait for Hayleys return
Its been so long since she left

[BigSister]

I know
Blanche is on again about milkshake and hi5 lol

[Scarlett.]

Lol
This weeks episodes are supposed to be the best in a few years

[Scarlett.]

Graeme Graeme?
No
Just Graeme

[BigSister]

that hand slapping cracked me up

[Scarlett.]

Aye
Graeme reminds me of my brothers girlfriends brother xD He is awesome

[Scarlett.]

Awesome episodes tonight!

[Scarlett.]

Ken Morley has confessed that he would like to reprise his role as Reg Holdsworth on Coronation Street.

The actor, who portrayed the supermarket manager from 1989 until 1995, told The Press Association that he would return to the Street "if there's room for a 65-year-old good-looking fella".

Recalling his experiences on the ITV soap, he said: "I had a great time there. I was only there for five years. It seemed a lot longer but I was there for five years."

Morley, who was in attendance at the launch of the Coronation Street: Out Of Africa DVD, added that he would like to make his comeback in the 50th anniversary episode in two years' time.

"I wouldn't mind," he said. "I could come back as a 50-year-old, if they could roll the cameras back of course, that would be great."

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CORRIE wheeler-dealer Pam Hobsworth’s life is left hanging by a thread after an explosion in a pigeon loft.

The New Year episode sees the Street celebrate with a fireworks display — but Pam has to contend with a much nastier blast.

Pam (Kate Anthony) and sidekick Darryl Morton (Jonathan Dixon) have been trying to sell cooking oil as their own brand of “biofuel”.

But Jack Duckworth (Bill Tarmey) finds out they have been storing the dodgy stuff in his bird loft and angrily orders them to move it.

When Pam loses the key, she decides to force the padlock off with a drill . . . and all hell breaks loose.

A Corrie source said: “When Pam comes to move the fuel, sparks fly from the drill and the biofuel catches fire, causing an almighty explosion.

“There are flames and feathers everywhere.”

But due to the fireworks at the Rovers Return, the rest of the Street don’t notice the explosion — at first.

And as the credits roll, Darryl is blasted into the air, while Pam lies unconscious.

Our insider added: “Viewers will see Darryl stirring as he lands. But it looks more serious with Pam.

“Viewers have warmed to her quirky character so they’ll be on tenterhooks to see if she survives. It’s a great cliffhanger to go into 2009 with.”

The Sun

[BigSister]

awwww no aunty Pam!

[Scarlett.]

Aye, will be a good way to end the biggest year in Corrie since...ages ago

[BigSister]

lol
I rememeber last years new years epi with liz and vernons wedding

[Scarlett.]

Aye, and Jim MacDonald!
So it is!