Episode 1989 (23rd April 1980)
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| Episode 1989 | |
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| Production code | P694/989 |
| ITV transmission date | 23rd April 1980 (Wednesday) |
| Storyline by | Peter Tonkinson Esther Rose |
| Writer | Julian Roach |
| Designer | Eric Deakins |
| Director | Roger Jenkins |
| Producer | Bill Podmore |
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| Previous episode | 21st April 1980 |
| Next episode | 28th April 1980 |
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Plot
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Bet assures Betty she won't bring Dan Johnson to her house. Arnold Swain gives his pet shop books to Emily to work on. Hilda drags Stan to the bingo. Ivy and Vera go together and pool their money. Bet is disappointed when Dan is caught up in Birmingham. Stan sneaks off to the Legion and leaves Hilda to mark his card as well as her own. She is upset when she doesn't win the jackpot. Jeff Bateman calls for his work but Deirdre is out. He calls at the Rovers and finds that she is separated. Vera wins a game but Hilda thinks it's with one of Stan's cards that he left behind. She wins a holiday for two in Blackpool. Jeff calls back for his work and asks Deirdre to go for a drink with him. She accepts. Vera threatens Hilda for slander when she insists it was Stan's card.
Cast
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Regular cast
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- Renee Roberts - Madge Hindle
- Bet Lynch - Julie Goodyear
- Hilda Ogden - Jean Alexander
- Stan Ogden - Bernard Youens
- Alf Roberts - Bryan Mosley
- Deirdre Langton - Anne Kirkbride
- Emily Bishop - Eileen Derbyshire
- Tracy Langton - Christabel Finch
- Betty Turpin - Betty Driver
- Ivy Tilsley - Lynne Perrie
- Fred Gee - Fred Feast
- Vera Duckworth - Elizabeth Dawn
- Arnold Swain - George Waring
Guest cast
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Places
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- Rovers Return Inn - Public/Snug
- 3 Coronation Street - Back room, kitchen and hallway
- 13 Coronation Street - Back room, kitchen and hallway
- Corner Shop
- 37 Hillside Crescent - Living room
- Bingo Hall
Notes
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- First appearance of Arnold Swain.
- TV Times synopsis: Hilda, Vera and Ivy go to Bingo to chase a £1,000 Jackpot. Who's lucky number will come at last? Deirdre has a new admirer, but Emily's not too keen on him.
- Viewing Figures: First UK broadcast - 16,252,000 viewers (1st place).
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