[Scarlett.]

Awesomes

[Mrluvaluva]

The fun begins tomorrow....

[Scarlett.]

mwhahahahaha

[Mrluvaluva]

Don't look if you don't want to know....

Spoiler:

Hayley does not die...




Although she does not look very happy


And it's not Gary either...





And Underworld is all boarded up...

[Scarlett.]

That's not Underworld

Spoiler:

but it might be soon

[Mrluvaluva]

Originally Posted by Chewy

That's not Underworld

Spoiler:

but it might be soon

Lol. It's the bar.

[Smithy]

Spoiler:

you'd have thought If trevor would have died, then Janice wouldn't just be sat in the pub sipping a pint. I'm pretty sure now that the only people who die are Robbie and Tony

[Scarlett.]

The spoilers for Monday say

Spoiler:

Tony’s victims smoulder in the aftermath. As the street reels in the wake of last night’s horror two body bags are carried out of Underworld. Taking in the factory’s charred remains Nick contemplates his future.

[Scarlett.]

Exactly

[Kerry]

Well the copper wasn't Luke

[Mrluvaluva]

Coronation Street's first high-definition broadcast proved an instant hit with viewers, attracting more than 500,000 viewers to the ITV1 HD channel last night, Monday 31 May.

The ITV1 soap's first ever 9pm outing attracted 9.655 million viewers and a 38.2% share on the main network, with a further 509,000 (2.1%) on digital channel ITV1 HD.

This topped the previous ratings high for ITV1 HD, 459,000 (2%) for live coverage of last Monday's England friendly against Mexico.

Last night's double helping of Britain's Got Talent either side of Coronation Street brought two higher audiences to ITV1 HD, with 559,000 viewers (2.2%) for the 7.30pm outing and 574,000 (2.3%) for the 9.30pm results show.

On ITV1, the first Britain's Got Talent semi-final drew 10.153 million viewers (40.9%) from 7.30pm and 9.746 million (38%) for the 9.30pm edition.

All three shows more than doubled the average audience share in their ITV1 HD slot – and the 7.30pm to 9pm period last night was nearly four times the average.

Up to last night, Coronation Street and Britain's Got Talent have been simulcast on ITV1 HD, which launched in early April, even though they were not being filmed in that format.

Earlier in the evening, the final Coronation Street pre-HD broadcast drew 297,000 viewers (1.4%) on ITV1 HD and 7.464 million (36.6%) on ITV1.

ITV has timed the HD launch of two of its biggest shows with a five-day scheduling blitz, sticking Coronation Street in a 9pm sandwich between the Britain's Got Talent live semi-finals and results shows every night until Friday.

The broadcaster is also promising the most expensive episodes of Coronation Street in the soap's near 50-year history, beginning with Tony Gordon's prison break last night and the start of Gail McIntyre's trial.


Guardian

[Scarlett.]

Wonder what the new trailer will show?

[Lewis.]

I don't know - Hopefully it will give some idea as to how things are going to go down

[Smithy]

I think it may focus more on the trial, but i hope not

And obviously Maria returning

[Scarlett.]

I bet it ends with a gunshot at least xD

[Smithy]

or a scream :S

[Scarlett.]

Nah, deffo a gunshot xD

[Smithy]

Maybe a gunshot then a scream, but it's all black, so you don't see any of it

[Scarlett.]

Probably

[Smithy]

Trailerrr

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/soaps/s3...wednesday.html

omg neither D;

[Scarlett.]

lol probably for the best, it will be more of a suprise for people who dont know xD

[bbfan1991]

Carla definetly doesn't die because in Inside Soap it says that Nick is beginning to tire of her after the fire.

Nick after

Spoiler:

Leanne again, she can't leave Peter they are so well matched

.

[Smithy]

BB i think you put the wrong part of that in a spoiler

[Scarlett.]

looks like only

Spoiler:

Tony and Robbie

die then

[Smithy]

Thats what Ive been thinking for a while