Coronation Street Spoilers: Shock Corrie Death – Soap To Kill Off Dennis Tanner On Its 10,000th Episode

“Coronation Street” will be celebrating a significant milestone. It will soon mark its 10,000th episode, a feat that is worth celebrating. However, the show has another plan for one of its classic character, Dennis Tanner (Phillip Lowrie). The show has decided to kill him off in scenes set to air on Friday, February 7.

Viewers will see Rita (Barbara Knox) receive a parcel containing the ashes of her estranged husband, Dennis. It comes with a note that requests her to scatter his ashes in Blackpool. Rita will be left devastated by the sad news and she turns to Ken Barlow (William Roache) for comfort. The latter also offers to go with her to the coastal town.

Coronation Street Spoilers: A Shock Death

Later on, Jenny Connor (Sally Ann Matthews) decides to organize a day trip for everyone to enjoy and she books a coach that would bring them to Blackpool. A lot of people turn up to support their friend including Amy Barlow (Elle Mulvaney), Audrey Robbers (Sue Nicholls), Carla Connor (Alison King), Eileen Grimshaw (Sue Cleaver), Emma Brooker (Alexandra Mardell), Evelyn Plummer (Maureen Lipman), Gail Rodwell (Helen Worth), Ken, Mary Taylor (Patti Clare), Nina Lucas (Mollie Gallagher), Sean Tully (Antony Cotton), Tracy Metcalfe Barlow (Kate Ford), Sally Metcalfe (Sally Dynevor ), Yasmeen Nazir (Shelley King), and Rita, who brings with her Dennis’ urn.

However, the day trip gets off on a rocky start as they find out that the coach they got was a blacked-out party bus, with Des (John Henshaw). The gang sets off and they commemorate Dennis by sharing secrets and memories.

As expected, tensions rise among them and it seems like they won’t be making it to Blackpool before nightfall. But by the end of the trip, there will be another shocking revelation as one resident makes a confession of a plan to leave the cobbles for good.

Coronation Street Spoilers: Iain MacLeod On The Show’s 10,000th Episode

Coronation Street boss Iain MacLeod has something to say about the show’s amazing achievement.

“10,000 episodes! Not bad for a programme which one newspaper said in 1960 was ‘doomed from the outset’. I am first and foremost a massive fan of the show and I watched this landmark episode with absolute glee,” he said.

“It is uniquely Corrie: funny, poignant and characterful – and a glorious homage to the comedic charabanc trips of times past, packed with strong female characters and sparkling dialogue. It’s a really great exhibition of Coronation Street’s classic qualities as we start a new decade on the cobbles,” he added.

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