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In the late [[1980s]], ''[[Doctor Who]]'' aired opposite ''Coronation Street'', which is often considered a factor in the show's decline and cancellation in [[1989]]. The short story [[ST]]: ''[[Christmas Special]]'' includes a reference to this situation.
In the late [[1980s]], ''[[Doctor Who]]'' aired opposite ''Coronation Street'', which is often considered a factor in the show's decline and cancellation in [[1989]]. The short story [[ST]]: ''[[Christmas Special]]'' includes a reference to this situation.


Although, unlike ''[[EastEnders]]'', no crossover between ''Doctor Who'' and rival-network ''Coronation Street'' has ever occurred, that didn't stop another BBC science fiction series, ''Red Dwarf'', from doing so in 2009 as part of the ''Back to Earth'' miniseries. In 2010, ''Coronation Street'' celebrates its 50th consecutive year on the air, and it currently holds the record as longest-running dramatic TV series in British TV history. With the cancellation of the American soap opera ''Guiding Light'' in 2009 after 56 years on the air, ''Coronation Street'' is currently the longest-lived regularly scheduled dramatic TV series on English-language television. Coronation street has included the odd reference to ''Doctor Who'' over the years, especially since the show returned in 2005. The young boy Simon Barlow is a ''Doctor Who'' fan he even made references to ''[[Journey's End]]'' when he saw two men who looked similar to each other, he stated "there's two of them, its like ''Doctor Who''" referencing the [[Tenth Doctor]] and the [[Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor]] seen in that story.
Coronation street has included the odd reference to ''Doctor Who'' over the years, especially since the show returned in 2005. The young boy Simon Barlow is a ''Doctor Who'' fan he even made references to ''[[Journey's End]]'' when he saw two men who looked similar to each other, he stated "there's two of them, its like ''Doctor Who''" referencing the [[Tenth Doctor]] and the [[Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor]] seen in that story.


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Coronation Street was a long-running British television drama airing in the final decades of the 20th century and well into the 21st, as well.

Among the casualties of the Vore invasion of Earth were members of the cast of the series. (EDA: The Gallifrey Chronicles)

Other mentions

Behind the scenes

Both Doctor Who and Coronation Street started in the 1960s, have had notably long runs, and have entered into British culture as television institutions. William Russell, Frazer Hines, Patrick Troughton and Elisabeth Sladen have all appeared in the series, as well as many guest stars. Coronation Street regulars Sharon Duce, Edward de Souza and Sarah Lancashire have, in turn, had guest roles on Doctor Who.

In the late 1980s, Doctor Who aired opposite Coronation Street, which is often considered a factor in the show's decline and cancellation in 1989. The short story ST: Christmas Special includes a reference to this situation.

Coronation street has included the odd reference to Doctor Who over the years, especially since the show returned in 2005. The young boy Simon Barlow is a Doctor Who fan he even made references to Journey's End when he saw two men who looked similar to each other, he stated "there's two of them, its like Doctor Who" referencing the Tenth Doctor and the Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor seen in that story.

Coronation Street