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Noele with John Bentley as Meg and Hugh in Crossroads, their first 'engagement photo' in 1965 and then nine years later for their third time lucky for the characters...

@IanOTimelord Fabulous piece of music!

@crossroadssoap This morning, when I was in the gym,I connected my phone to their CD/radio player & on full volume, I played the Crossroads theme, the original. Sounded so good.

@marihar18988914 I did too - and am going to watch it all again! 😀

@crossroadssoap Loved it

It seems that U&DRAMA is reshowing the 156 episode BBC soap Eldorado (1992 to 1993) from Monday 27th January at 2.00 p.m. Last shown over 20 years ago via UK Gold, a small selection of episodes were made available via Britbox. Sunny Los Barcos here we come!

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@crossroadssoap @LowestoftCentr1 how bad was this 🤣🤣🤣🤣

The Thriller episode shown on @rewindtvuk this evening (showing again at 4.30 a.m. tomorrow morning) is from Thursday 6th December 1973 and stars Victor Winding (Victor Lee in Crossroads) as Detective Sergeant Rainer...

9/12/60 7.00 p.m.

Happy 64th Birthday to Coronation Street! TV Times 7.00 p.m. 9/12/60 "Every front door hides a story. In this new twice weekly serial there are seven front doors and more than 20 interesting people. Come down Coronation Street on Wednesdays and Fridays and join the neighbours."

Clips featured in Christmas in the Street: Episode 5 (23rd December 1960) Episode 108 (25th December 1961) Episode 317 (25th December 1963) Episode 212 (24th December 1962) Episode 630 (26th December 1966) Episode 733 (25th December 1967) Episode 421 (23rd December 1964)

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Christmas in the Street, a Christmas-themed clip show (with special theme music) originally shown on 28th December 1968, is being shown on @TalkingPicsTV on Boxing Day! If only we could see one of the surviving Christmassy editions from another certain soap shown at some point!

An obituary BBC News have not reported on. RIP to a brilliant guitarist who played on and opened the iconic James Bond and @crossroadssoap @motelcrossroads themes hollywoodreporter.com/news/music-new…

@crossroadssoap Found some old Crossroads related news cuttings including this issue of The Sun about Eammon Andrews death and how Jane Rossington was the last person he ‘caught’ with his red book.

On a big day (politically) across the pond, here's a small selection of clips from Angela Rippon Reporting The Soap Opera Business. From the ATV set and Noele Gordon, via Peter Ling and Jack Barton we end up with Terry Wogan and his Presidential bumper sticker. Soap suds abound!

@thebiggis Same with me and my nan - she never missed an episode!

@crossroadssoap Takes me back to my childhood. Mum never missed an episode.

Clips from the only surviving 1965 and 1966 episodes of Crossroads, which originally went on air at this exact time 60 years ago in 1964 (in the ATV region). If only that historic first episode had been safely stored away! That fantastic pounding original theme by Tony Hatch...

@frodomunster I think Corrie had film copies made for international sales - and Granada kept them. The same happened with Crossroads episodes, but ATV didn't keep them (or future owners of the episodes, such as Polygram).

@crossroadssoap Can't understand how episodes were wiped out. Look at Corrie back since 1960 and every episode is available

@IanOTimelord Yes, it was re-recorded by Tony Hatch specifically for release and is different. The incidental instumental themes are still available online via this account - @thingsandthemes3474" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@thingsandthem…

@crossroadssoap I had that record. Where is the single version? Oh do you mean the version that sounds different?

@IanOTimelord It was available online, but it seems to have been removed. The only one online I can currently find is the single release version, which is not nearly as good. The full original theme was released in 1988 as the B side for Shona Lindsay singing Goodbye.

@crossroadssoap Wow. How did you get the full version of the theme tune? It's one of my favourite tunes.