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Ken and Deirdre's Bedtime Stories

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Genre
  
Soap opera, Comedy

Written by
  
Jonathan Harvey

Country of origin
  
United Kingdom

Final episode date
  
18 April 2011

Number of episodes
  
10

Created by
  
Phil Collinson

Opening theme
  
Eric Spear

First episode date
  
14 February 2011

Number of seasons
  
1

Program creator
  
Phil Collinson

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Starring
  
William Roache Anne Kirkbride

Cast
  
Anne Kirkbride, William Roache

Similar
  
Pardon the Expression, The Road to Coronatio, Another Sunday and Swe, Coronation Street, Doctor Who

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Ken and Deirdre's Bedtime Stories is an online spin off from the ITV soap opera Coronation Street. The episodes have been available on the Coronation Street website from 14 February 2011 and will be broadcast within ten weeks.[1] The series featured the characters of Ken Barlow and his wife Deirdre Barlow talking in bed before going to sleep.

Contents

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Production

In January 2011, Coronation Street producers confirmed that Ken and Deirdre Barlow would take centre stage in a series of special webisodes. The online-only content would explore the discussions and banter which takes place in the couple's bedroom before the lights go out each night. The show's official website confirmed that ten webisodes has been commissioned and each would run for three minutes.

Revealing details of what is in store, a statement said: "With spilt tea on the sheets, flickering street lights from the cobbles and snoring habits high on the agenda, the night-time natter provides one last chance before the day ends for the bickering Barlows to discuss their differing approaches to life and living." The series started airing on the show's website on February 14 and ran for ten weeks thereafter. News of the internet spinoff followed the success of exclusive online-only content which was introduced for Coronation Street's 50th anniversary the month before.[2]

Episodes

The series is made up of ten three-minute episodes.

References

Ken and Deirdre's Bedtime Stories Wikipedia