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Do you have any soap memories from very early childhood?
If perhaps you were around when your parents watched a soap when you were a very young child do you remember anything about them? My earliest memory would be the Hopkins family in the corner shop in Coronation Street in the early to mid 70s. I was too young to understand storylines, but I remember the father, and being very very confused as to why the girl called Tricia there was in a different show called A Handful of Songs where she sang and called herself Kathy.
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I remember Sally standing at the beach, shouting "She's dead"
It was the aftermath of You ain't my muvva and Kat was in hospital, it was around October 2001 and I was only 6 but it just stayed in my mind all the this.
They've never had a better female villain. Even though they keep trying.
Along with Ernest Bishop getting shot
Brian Tilsley dying is also very vivid in my mind, with Nicky running away shortly afterwards.
The part when they crashed into someone else's car, and Grant had a 'showdown' with an elderly man, is one of the funniest soap scenes that I've ever seen.
Alma dying was my next memory and it turned me off Corrie, as I thought all people did was die!
Ironically enough, the Richard Hillman serial killer story then got me into it, and the rest is history!
Jim and Liz arguing and he threw her out of the car on Coronation Street.
Neighbours used to be on when I was at pre school and I remember Karl and Susan talking in their house for some reason lol.
Can't remember the storyline, but I remember Benny in Crossroads being shouted at, someone calling the police, and Benny running off. I would have been about 4 years old.
I didn't know much about Richard Hillman, but I think around that time a documentary was released about his killing spree and I realised how big the plot actually was and that he had actually killed before.
My first memory of EE is Irene and Terry Raymond arguing outside the Vic.