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Welcome to Corriepedia!

Corriepedia is an online database dedicated to provide readers with the most definitive,
accurate and accessible encyclopedia available for the UK soap opera Coronation Street.

This wiki was created on 21st May 2008, and currently has 10,585 articles.

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Coronation Street is a British drama serial set in the north of England, chronicling the professional and private lives of the residents of a backstreet in a fictional suburb of Greater Manchester. It is the fourth longest running television series in the UK.

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Tina McIntyre was born on 18th February 1991. By 2008, her parents Joe and Anna McIntyre had split up and Tina was living with her mum and stepdad in Weatherfield. Early that year, Tina had a chance encounter with David Platt while in the Coronation Street area to visit the local health centre about her tennis elbow. Tina was unaware that the receptionist there who she had been having trouble with was David's mum Gail. The pair started dating and within a week of the relationship had sex with David at his house, taking his virginity. After a few weeks, Tina found out she was pregnant. She was becoming tired of David's jealousy about her remaining friends with her ex-boyfriend Matt and decided to confide in Gail about the baby. Gail suggested that Tina have an abortion and they agreed that David didn't need to know about it. To avoid a wait, Gail paid for a private abortion and went along to support Tina when she had had the procedure. David was perceptive enough to notice the change in Tina's behaviour afterwards but wrong assumed that she had gone off him, so decided to save face by finishing with her first.

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Today in Coronation Street history

Audrey collapses

11th November 2002: A desperate Richard Hillman sets fire to mother-in-law Audrey Roberts's house. The businessman is struggling to find enough money to pay his debts and keep his company going, and having learned that Audrey is worth a quarter of a million pounds, Richard has been targeting her to get his hands on her money. Recently, he has been manipulating events to make it appear that Audrey is becoming forgetful. His attempt on her life sees Richard enter Audrey's house while she is sleeping and starts the hob, with the smoke alarm disconnected. Fortunately for Audrey, Archie Shuttleworth and Steve McDonald arrive at her house and get her out in time. When she recovers, Audrey knows she didn't turn the cooker on, and begins to suspect Richard of trying to kill her - the beginning of Richard's downfall.

Did you know...

...that Episode 1428 on 23rd September 1974 was the first episode of Coronation Street not to feature any members of the original cast?
...that six actors have played Peter Barlow?
...that actor Patrick Stewart, in one of his earliest TV roles, appeared as a fire officer in Episode 638 on 25th January 1967?

Latest episodes

Next episode - Thursday 12th November 8.30pm ITV1

Where to watch

New episodes of Coronation Street are broadcast in the following countries:

Australia

  • New episodes: Monday to Friday 18.00 (UKTV)
  • Repeats: Monday to Friday 00.00, 09.00 (UKTV)

Current pace: August 2008

Canada

  • New episodes: Monday to Friday 19.00 local time (CBC)
  • Omnibus: Sunday 07.30 local time (CBC)

Current pace: December 2008

Ireland

  • New episodes: simulcast with UK (TV3)

New Zealand

  • New episodes: Tuesdays and Thursdays 19.30 (TV ONE)

Current pace: July 2008

United Kingdom

  • New episodes:
Mondays 19.30 and 20.30 (ITV1)
Thursdays 20.30 (ITV1)
Fridays 19.30 and 20.30 (ITV1)
  • Repeats on ITV2
    • Later the same night as original ITV1 broadcast
      - after 10pm (sometimes after midnight)
    • 6am, the weekday morning after original broadcast
    • Midday the weekday after original broadcast
  • Omnibuses
    • 6am Saturday morning (ITV2)
    • Later Saturday morning, sometime after 10am (ITV2)
    • Sunday, 9:25am (ITV1)

Quote of the week

"Cut glass on the outside and broken glass inside".

- Albert Tatlock (about Annie Walker)