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Yes it was Douglas that wrote that. If i remember correctly Lilith sent Duncan ''Shannon's'' shrunken head.

That's a cute story. Kelsey is a nice name. Kelsey was ranked among the top 100 names for girls born in Scotland in 2007. It was also among the top 100 names for girls born in England and Wales in the late 1990's. Kelsey was the 201st most popular name for girls born in the United States in 2007.

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All soaps back then knew how to celebrate the holidays. Like you said even Halloween was fun. That warmth is long gone from today's soaps. I would love to see the costume ball as well. I would love to see all the ladies at the ball dressed up as Cleopatra I must say ATWT was in nice shape before DM. The more i see of SBH's run the more i like it.

Kelsey always came across as a bland and underdeveloped character to me. Pairing her with the last Jamie and later with John didn't help. Lorna was a force of nature. Until she was declawed.

That dark over the top stories started in the mid 2000's. Corrie St of 60's thru early 2000 used a lot humor. It's sad to see the show so humorless and dark.

Coronation Street's Pat Phelan murders Andy after he shoots Vinny in shocking scenes 'too dark and violent for pre-watershed' Andy finally did evil Pat's bidding and killed Vinny, but he was then shot dead by the builder Kyle O'Sullivan Rose Hill 21:06, 27 OCT 2017 UPDATED22:28, 27 OCT 2017 Tment lads on tour pierce their mate's nip ANDY SHOOTS VINNY BEFORE HE'S MURDERED BY EVIL PHELAN Get Soaps updates directly to you Coronation Street aired potentially it's darkest ever scenes tonight as Pat Phelan murdered Andy Carver. In some sinister scenes, Phelan finally revealed his bloody revenge plan for Vinny Ashford, but it was too much for some viewers. Phelan wasn't planning to get his own hands dirty, telling Andy to kill his nemesis in order to secure his freedom, so he brutally shot an unconscious Vinny dead. Then in another grim scene, a gun shot was heard with only the abandoned paper factory on-screen, before viewers got a glimpse of Andy's lifeless body. Pat Phelan revealed his sinster plan on Corrie Phelan, Andy and Vinny were in an abandoned paper factory (Image: ITV) He shot dead Andy Carver, who had killed Vinny just moments before (Image: ITV) During tonight's double-bill, Phelan armed himself with a shotgun as he began to carry out his revenge plan against Vinny. A manipulative Phelan convinced a terrified Andy that he would be set free, so long as he murdered Vinny. As Vinny lied unconscious and bloody on the ground, a frantic Andy stood to the side with a gun. Andy is told that he will obtain freedom if he kills Vinny (Image: ITV) But after doing the evil deed he turned the gun on Pat (Image: ITV) Phelan pressured Andy to shoot Vinny, so he shockingly obliged, before turning the gun on his captor. There was then another gunshot, by viewers didn't know whether Andy or Pat had been killed. It turned out that Pat had murdered Andy because he couldn't be trusted to keep quiet. Andy used to be such a kind character (Image: ITV) Vinny lies unconscious on the floor (Image: ITV) Before praying to god, Phelan said: "I'm really sorry kid. I had to. "You wouldn't have been able to live with yourself." His next move was equally shocking, as he dropped the bodies in a river, then planted some evidence in the solicitor's office. He then casually went to the Rovers to have a well-earned pint. Phelan tried to manipulate Andy into killing Vinny (Image: ITV) Pat decided he couldn't keep Andy alive any longer (Image: ITV) Vinny (Ian Kelsey) disappeared from the cobbles over a year ago - leaving Phelan (Connor McIntyre) to deal with the fallout from their scam and with no money to show for it. Having escaped to Hawaii, Vinny thought he was all in the clear. But little did he know that Phelan would discover his real identity, Harvey McArdle, and his poor elderly mum Flora. And sending a thug around to finish off Phelan appeared to be the last straw. The seething builder used his mum to blackmail him to give him money - but when the conman came up with the goods, Phelan ended up knocking him out and took him captive. Has Phelan become too dark? (Image: ITV) Corrie viewers took to Twitter after witnessing the distressing scenes. One viewer said: "#corrie. Tonight's episode is far too dark and violent for pre-watershed." Another added: "This is actually too much, it's a soap not The Wire or something. This plot is disgusting and way too dark #corrie" A third said: "Seriously #corrie... far too early in the evening for two violent murders. Follow @MirrorTV 19Comments Sign In Sort Comments 3 MINUTES AGO k3llyt67 Thanks for that DM. I really look forward to watching the omnibus Saturday. ...now I don't have to ! Derrrr Reply Share 0 0 5 MINUTES AGO marrmrrs1 Sack the producers!!!.. This has hit an all time low!... Ridiculous story lines, drawn out for months on end. Full of characters you care nothing about and a complete waste of some talented actors. Phelan could have been around for years!.. Great actor but multiple murderer!!.. Garbage!... Some of the younger cast lack experience and come across as wooden and not likeable.... I could not care less if i see this episode!!!! SACK THE PRODUCERS ASAP!!!! Reply Share 1 0 17 MINUTES AGO Madeinnz I really can't be bothered with Corrie much anymore. Have watched it since the 60s as a child but now the storylines are ridiculously over the top, violent, unbelievable, and there is very little humour to be seen now in it. The beauty of Corrie was the humour, yes there was a bit of drama but it was more short lived and relationship drama i.e. Affairs or other things but if I wanted to see a black murderous drama I would watch one. Corrie is 7.30 pm way before the watershed but yet we had cocaine being snorted the other week and now this violence. Bye bye Corrie it was nice while it lasted. Reply Share 1 reply 0 0 2 MINUTES AGO marrmrrs1 Totally agree... Sack the producers before the viewing figures hit a record low!!.. @Madeinnz Reply Share 0 0 AD

Here's a rare brief glimpse of Linda Dano as Cynthia starting at 0.10.

The article doesn't say. But over the years they have released DVD's.

Lost episodes of classic soap Crossroads rediscovered in vault after 50 years The scenes, to be shown at an event for the first time in 50 years this weekend, were believed to have been wiped shortly after first airing in the 1960s Nicola Methven 00:00, 1 SEP 2017 TV Some of the newly discovered action shows Nicholls’ character, waitress Marilyn Gates, chasing a drug smuggler to France by plane. oronation Street fans disgusted as Bethany Platt's rapist is revealed as Craig Tinker's poli CROSSROADS RETURNS TO SCREENS FOR FIRST TIME IN 50 YEA Get Soaps updates directly to your inbox Episodes of Crossroads lost for more than 50 years have been discovered in a vault. And experts say the footage shows the soap’s reputation for wobbly sets and hammy acting is unfair. Crossroads ran for 24 years from 1964 and at its peak had 15 million viewers. Its stars included Noele Gordon, Ronald Allen, Susan Hanson and Sue Nicholls, who plays Coronation Street’s Audrey Roberts. Some of the newly discovered action shows Nicholls’ character, waitress Marilyn Gates, chasing a drug smuggler to France by Some of the newly discovered action shows Nicholls’ character, waitress Marilyn Gates, chasing a drug smuggler to France by plane. READ MORE Other plots are set in and around ­Crossroads Motel and also follow the staff as they travel to Tunisia for a holiday while the building is repaired after it was blown up by a Second World War bomb. The tapes were found among 32 cans in an ITV vault in Leeds earlier this year by Kaleidoscope, an organisation that specialises in locating missing TV film. Soap expert John Drury said: “This footage shows the ­ambition of the producers to produce an entertaining and engaging programme that still stands up well against the soaps of today.” The scenes will be shown for the first time in half a century this weekend at an event in Birmingham. Co

Eric Woodall who's now a casting director. Matt was abused by his stepfather so he run away. A homeless drug addicted Matt lived at the mall. Where he met Ally and Louie. Matt went on trial for a rape his evil step father committed. I forgot how they wrote him out.

That's Matt Ford he was on from (1991–1992). Matt was jettisoned for Jeremy Hunter and the college kids at Alden University. A shame they dumped him. Matt had chemistry with Ally. Plus he could've made a great addition to the AU College crowd.