Emmerdale has been on our screens for a long time – since 16 October 1972, in fact and, as a result, thousands of episodes have graced our screens, much to the delight of loyal fans eager for their soapland fix. Yet, in amongst the adulterous storylines and edge-of-the-seat plot twists comes some unexpected plot holes that leave viewers going, ‘huh?’ Yes, we’re talking about blunders, moments during the scenes that just don’t add up.
Coronation Street’s biggest blunders: 8 times viewers have picked up on awkward script mistakes on soap
08.04.2020 - 23:19 / ok.co.uk
Coronation Street has been on our TV screens since 9 December 1960, can you believe it? When the soap first aired it was watched by a whopping 3.5 million people, as the likes of Bill Roache, who is still starring on the show, took to our screens for the first time. Ever since, Corrie has become a staple in millions of people’s homes, with most reaching for the remote at 7:30pm to get their fix.
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11.04.2020 / 13:47
Coronation Street boss says soap rewrote storylines and filmed last minute scenes before lockdown closed set
Coronation Street bosses were quick to act before the coronavirus lockdown caused the set to close, by rewriting storylines and filming last minute scenes. Lindsay Williams, a story producer on the ITV soap, said that just before filming was halted to reduce the spread of COVID-19, writers who normally plan out storylines six months in advance had to work fast to change scripts and the crew and cast were all hands on deck for filming.