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Episode 911 - 17th September 1969 This belongs to ITV Original episodes uploaded by @classiccoronationstreet7722 ​

Unofficial anime-style music video for Axel Oliver x THEBOYWITHSPEC - Survive made in Deforum/Stable Diffusion. Guide I used is by the awesome @lewingtonn : https://youtu.be/1SWG9N_-xJ0 If you want to make your own, I definitely recommend checking out his video 🎵🎹🥁-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Song: Axel Oliver x THEBOYWITHSPEC - Survive [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds Free Download/Stream: http://NCS.io/AOSurvive Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_o2R5jtO1g

Episode 908 - 8th September 1969 This belongs to ITV Original episodes uploaded by @classiccoronationstreet7722 ​

Episode 905 - 27th August 1969 This belongs to ITV Original episodes uploaded by @classiccoronationstreet7722

Episode 872 - 30th April 1969 This belongs to ITV Original episodes uploaded by @classiccoronationstreet7722

Episode 746 - 7th February 1968 This belongs to ITV Original episodes uploaded by @classiccoronationstreet7722

Episode 1046 - 25th January 1971 AI produced with Stable Diffusion/Deforum. Synopsis from Corripedia https://coronationstreet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_1046_(25th_January_1971)

Episode 893 - 16th July 1969 This belongs to ITV Original episodes uploaded by @classiccoronationstreet7722

Episode 1044- 18th January 1971 Episode 1045 - 20th January 1971 This belongs to ITV Original episodes provided by @harryclarke5939

First broadcast: 14th July 1965 From Corriepedia: Leonard Swindley is facing staffing problems at Dobson and Hawks during the holiday season and one particular area of concern is the greengrocer section on foods. Enjoying his lunch in the local park one day he meets Jacob Elijah Burgess, known to all as Jeb, who can ill-afford any of life's luxuries on an old-age pension and sneaks onto the park's boating lake to avoid paying. When Jeb mentions that he is a retired greengrocer Swindley sees an opportunity and employs him as a holiday relief. What he doesn't know though is that Jeb has a Robin Hood complex and gives liberal amounts of goods away to pensioners like himself while charging extravagant sums to richer customers. Maths is not his strong point however and when Mr Hammond, who is standing in as relief for Mr Parbold, discovers that huge amounts of stock have moved but only ₤6.10s are in the till, he orders Jeb to be sacked. The old man feels betrayed by Swindley who makes it up to him by a present - a year's season ticket to the boating lake.

Originally Broadcast: 7th July 1965 Plot from Corriepeida: Mr Swindley becomes a father, but only for the day. Sylvia Chadwick of the sock department at Dobson and Hawks is getting married and there is nobody to give the bride away as her parents had previously emigrated to Australia. Swindley is equal to the solemn occasion. The smug smile fades when he discovers from Mr. Parbold that there is another job for the father of the bride - a quiet word about the facts of life. His little talk with Sylvia and her intended Wilf Bundy goes wrong however when the couple have a furious row about the name they will give to their first child. They are reconciled in time for the wedding and go off on their honeymoon - leaving Swindley with Sylvia's awkward Grandma and her sheep's head broth for company.

First broadcast: 30th June 1965 From Corriepedia: Ernest Parbold forces Leonard Swindley to buy two spare tickets to his annual golf club dinner dance at eight guineas each. Swindley is then left with the difficult choice of who to take as his partner - Miss Sinclair or Mrs Edgeley. Under the mistaken impression that Mr Edgeley would not be pleased that his wife was being taken out by another man, he asks Miss Sinclair but when he sees how hurt the canteen manageress is he buys a third ticket and escorts both ladies to the evening.

First broadcast: 23rd June 1965 From Corriepedia: Mr Parbold appoints Leonard Swindley the social secretary of the Chamber of Commerce's annual charity "do", not realising that he has been set up by Parbold and his colleague Lionel Denison into organising a Mannequin Parade of scantily clad women in Dobson and Hawks swimwear for the men to leer at. Miss Sinclair brings this fact to his attention and Swindley starts to feel uncomfortable with the task. His solution is to change the display to children's swimwear which goes down well with everyone – especially a relieved Parbold and Denison whose wives have made a last minute decision to attend the do.

First broadcast: 16th June 1965 From Corriepedia: Mr. Parbold is told by Head Office that his branch of Dobson and Hawks is one and a third head overstaffed and he happily delegates the task of correcting this to Leonard Swindley. Keen to avoid getting rid of the last person to join the company – namely himself – he takes up Miss Sinclair's suggestion to "early retire" the elderly and lazy cleaner Ada Hadfield. But he has not reckoned on the fact that Ada looks on her work as her social life and is so bitterly upset at her dismissal that the counter staff, led by a militant Pam Plummer, goes on strike. The situation is solved by a suggestion from Mrs Edgeley: Swindley employs Ada as his own cleaner, although she prefers to be called his "housekeeper" and wants a pound a week more than she gets at the store.

First broadcast: 9th June 1965 From Corriepedia: Leonard Swindley tries his hand at super salemanship. His task from Mr Parbold is to land a big order for Dobson and Hawks for a school uniform concession from the headmistress of the local girls school, Miss Buxton, known at all as "Frankenstein's Grandmother". Swindley's old-world charm has made him a big hit with the ladies of Dobson and Hawks. And so far, the headmistress seems equally impressed. An intimate lunch for two in the canteen is planned to close the deal and Mrs Edgeley, the canteen manageress, spares neither care nor money in preparing it. With so much on his mind Swindley finds his first taste of expense account living rather sour and by the time the coffee comes round he is on the wrong end of the sales line when Miss Buxton gets Swindley to donate all of his annual expenses allowance to the school to help fund a new shower block. Victory is Swindley's though when Miss Buxton, impressed by his charm and manners, gives Dobson and Hawks the uniform concession, greatly impressing Mr Parbold.

"Step back in time with this fully colorized episode of the classic British TV series 'Pardon the Expression.' Join Arthur Lowe as Leonard Swindley, a flustered and bumbling department store assistant manager, as he navigates the world of retail and encounters a cast of colorful characters. This episode, originally aired in 1965, has been carefully colorized to bring the show to life in a new way. Enjoy a blast from the past and see why 'Pardon the Expression' remains a beloved classic. " In "The First Day", the series pilot episode, we meet Leonard Swindley, a bumbling and flustered assistant manager at a large department store. On his first day in the job, he has to deal with a variety of tasks, including dealing with a difficult customer, overseeing the store's inventory and dealing with the store's other employees, including his nemesis, Mr. Humphries. Throughout the episode, Leonard struggles to assert himself and prove to his colleagues that he is capable of doing the job. Despite his many mishaps, he remains determined to make a success of his new position. The episode ends with Leonard finding a solution to a problem that has been plaguing the store and earning the respect of his coworkers.

Happy New Year! Here's your latest instalment of DJ Stalker! Update : 06-01-2015 Hey that's today, right?! Back then, in 2015 I was meticulously editing BVH Mocap files, and editing music frame by frame, beat by beat. AI artists think this will steal their jobs, but have never tried to buy Red Bull from Poundland without a human authorising their self-serve machine....

Originally uploaded: 29/01/2015 "Ident for Firestarter of swateam.org Logo used with permission. It's not often I say that! Music: DJ Stalker - Drop the Bomb"

Originally uploaded: 3 Jan 2016

Originally uploaded: 6 Feb 2015 The story unfolds! Reworked the introduction and an extra minute and a half. Read the full story at www.davethefan.co.uk/stories Music: DJ Stalker Thanks to Swateam.org and Derek Acorah. One of these two gave permission for their likeness to be used, the other doesn't know about it. See if you can tell which one?

Originally uploaded: 24/10/2015 For those outside UK who were unable to watch. Your location in the world shouldn't dictate what information you have access to.

This is a re-upload from my old second channel that I do not want to lose for sentimental reasons. I would absolutely hate it if this memorial to my good friend was deleted, and I didn't have a copy of it to re-upload, particularly for his friends and familys sake that have been using this for emotional support since 2015. Original description: Video memorial for an absolute shining star, who lived life to the full. Here are just a few moments of his life, accompanied with two Timmy-related tracks: Timmy the Turtle by NOFX Vicious Delicious by Infected Mushroom Rest in peace brother, you will be sorely missed. x I'll be sad if the channel is deleted, because the comments would disappear too, but want this video tribute to exist still.

Episode 1042 - 11th January 1971 Episode 1043 - 13th January 1971 This belongs to ITV Original episodes provided by @heathgreen5939

In 1957, Queen Elizabeth II became the first monarch of the UK to deliver a televised Christmas message. This iconic video is now available in colour for the first time!

Episode 1050 - 8th February 1971 This belongs to ITV Original episodes found on archive.org