NE
Apparently in Corrie's case, the first episode with all scenes post lockdown is Friday 24th July.
Apparently there's 3 weeks worth of episodes that are pre and post-lockdown.
Apparently in Corrie's case, the first episode with all scenes post lockdown is Friday 24th July.
DW
If you were watching out for it, there were a few quite obviously 'distanced' scenes, e.g. Alya and Cathy both going to visit Sally at different points in the episode and both happening to conveniently loiter in the doorway rather than fully coming inside while she was across the room ironing, and a similar story with Leanne and Toyah, but, considering the constraints, I think they did a great job of slotting new and old scenes together in a way that to the casual viewer didn't seem jarring or especially noticeable in the slightest. Good work by the Corrie team in presumably rather logistically tricky circumstances.
MA
Because it is more popular and they know more people will read about it.
I noticed there are already articles about fans noticing the difference in hair styles. It seems like the media pick up on every little thing to do with Corrie but very rarely Emmerdale.
Because it is more popular and they know more people will read about it.
PH
Plus a "ghostly" start to the end titles. Nicely done as well.
I remember today's classic corrie vividly. Vera seeing Ivy's ghost really freaked me out as a kid!
Plus a "ghostly" start to the end titles. Nicely done as well.