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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ome" data-source="post: 84801" data-attributes="member: 2">After waiting a few weeks for this to start I forgot it was on.I only caught the second episode, but it didn't matter, it was still a great place to start. There wasn't much to the story, though coming in at the time I did I'm not going to know what happened in previous weeks. I was torn by focusing on the characters and how young they looked and the set they were using at the time. Looking at the products in the shop was a real treat, seeing some old logos and how the layout used to be, that famous counter held by Dierdre and Alf. Then it was across the street in the cabin with Rita & Mavis. They didn't have a till (I thought what year is this 1967?) it was a drawer that had a bell when it was opened.Rita is looking after Jenny who's mother had recently died, Curly tries to comfort Jenny by inviting her to his place to look at his 'pop records' collection. Alan Bradley made an appearance alongside Richard Hillman before he was Richard Hillman.The credits had Brian Tilsley and Emily Bishop, though I never caught them on the episode.It's also very interesting that the story focuses on Ken & his relationship with Susan who is with Mike, because Susan's death is going to be explored in Corrie 2017 where a current character is involved in her death.All in all, it was fab to be back in old Corrie.I can't wait to see Ivy & Hilda</blockquote>